This upload deals with the subject of consciousness pertaining to many aspects of life. Does all life share a connected consciousness? Specific focus is on the scientific research of plant consciousness, water consciousness, global and universal consciousness. The first part is from a film called "The Secret Life Of Plants" in which plants are connected to scientific measurement devices to record and measure the electrical potential of plants. Are plants aware of and react to events that occur in the environment? The second part deals with the possibility that water is conscious and has memory, the connection between the water on earth and in the Milky Way Galaxy, Pythagoras music of the spheres, quantum entanglement, Dr. Masaru Emoto, water language and the Pleiadian connection. Is consciousness the programming language of the Universe? The third part is on the research of Roger Nelson through the Global Consciousness Project. Data from random event generators that are placed around the planet to measure collective human emotions from major events show interesting results, particularly in response to the event of 911. Finally ending with thoughts from Bill Hicks, Eckhart Tolle, Allan Watts, John Hagelin and Joe Dispenza. This is my second upload of this video. The first version had nearly 40,000 views. I extended it to add some information that connected what I was attempting to share. I do not know exactly where most of these uploads originated. If you are the originator of any of these clips and stumble onto this upload let me know and I will gladly give you credit. Thank you for uploading them:) If you enjoy this film feel free to upload and share, and thank you for taking time to inform yourself on these subjects. "I should appreciate it very much if the memory of the great scientist George W. Carver would be honored ..." ~Albert Einstein Note: I wanted to clarify my statement on empty space. I was describing it in mainstream scientific terms and want to add Einsteins perspective. "Both scientific and spiritual principles acknowledge that the space between the world and us (which we may have thought of as empty in the past)-regardless of what we call it or how it's defined-is anything but empty. Early in the 20th century, Albert Einstein made reference to the mysterious force that he was certain exists in the space that fills what we see as the universe around us. "Nature shows us only the tail of the lion," He stated, suggesting that there's something more to what we see as a reality, even if we can't glimpse it from our particular cosmic vantage point. With a beauty and eloquence that's typical of Einsteins view of the universe he elaborated on his analogy of the cosmos" "I do not doubt that the lion belongs to it [the tail] even though he cannot at once reveal himself because of his enormous size." ~Gregg Braden Also: @ 1:11:55 it should be trillions not billions of cells that make up the body.