Molecular Consciousness : Why the Universe Is Aware of Our Presence

· Explains how your state of mind is profoundly related to the flow
of chemical information during the interactions of your molecules
· Reveals how each atom of the universe is intrinsically linked with
all other atoms through their memories and the information they
carry
· Explores the concrete manifestations of this “molecular
consciousness,” such as intuition and the appearance of life on
earth

The molecules of living organisms are in constant communication, storing and transmitting information both at the intracellular level as well as across vast distances. The mystery of how this communication occurs—whether through molecular structure, chemical reactions, entangled states or some other method—has baffled biologists, chemists and quantum physicists for more than a century.
Revealing the intimate connections between mind and matter, Françoise Tibika explains that conscious communication exists all the way down to the very molecules of which we—and the universe—are made. Using the fundamental laws of thermodynamics to support her argument—especially the first law: “energy is neither created nor destroyed”—as well as modern scientific research in quantum physics and molecular biology, Tibika explores how each imperishable atom of the universe is intrinsically linked with all other atoms through their memories and the information they carry. She shows not only how each atom of your being is part of the greater whole of the universe, but, also, how your thoughts, feelings and state of mind are profoundly related to the activity of each of your molecules.


Just as we are undergoing constant transformation by the molecules surrounding us, our own molecules are continuously transforming the network of which we are a part.

Exploring the concrete manifestations of this molecular consciousness, such as intuition, Tibika reveals how, through effecting conscious change at the molecular level, our actions have far-reaching significance in a universe that is not blind to our presence.