Deborah Rozman

That helps explain why when you walk into a room and there's two people not talking to

But the energy is so thick, you know, oh, they must have just had an argument.

You feel like you can cut the energy.

Then you're picking up that incoherence.

Or you walk into a room where people have just been in a joyful, loving conversation and you feel uplifted.

Or you walk into a cathedral and you feel like the walls are broadcasting this uplifting joy.

It's all in the energy.

And it's all transmitted by the heart or received by the heart, whether we're conscious of it or not.

And our heart picks up intuitive signals.

Just like a mom knowing her kid across the country is in trouble, the heart picks it up non-locally.

We don't know how far this radio transmission and reception goes, but we've done research where

The heart will pick up the signal, whether the mind is aware of it or not, then transmit it to the brain and then transmit it to the gut and the nervous system.

We have a gut feeling that it starts with the heart.

Yeah.

So as we practice coherence, it improves the energy in our home, our workplace, our family, our relationships.

We're not going to be perfect, but it gives you a way step up and people feel it.

You can feel a harmonious household.

You can feel a classroom where the teachers practice coherence and they just send and radiate that kind, loving energy to the room and the room just quiets down.

We have so many stories of that.

So we're doing research at the HeartMath Institute on social coherence, how this can impact nonprofits, how it can impact social systems, and on global coherence, how that impacts the Earth's electromagnetic fields.