Primary perception is a controversial hypothesis that claims plant life is aware and can read intentions and thoughts instantaneously. It has led to research in the area of unique human behavior and is gaining support as quantum theory is exposed.
Primary perception is a scientific hypothesis initially proposed by Cleve Backster after demonstrating cognitive communication with plants using a polygraph machine. Backster, while not a trained biologist, was named chairman of the Academy’s Research and Instruments Committee for Scientific Questioning because of his exceptional and meticulous study of the behavior of living organisms. Primary perception is a controversial and much debated concept in the scientific community and has given rise to the study of the nature of cell-to-cell communication in plants, animals and humans. Some research shows that primary perception assumptions are relevant in the study of human and animal instinctual behavior. Replications of Backster’s original experiment have been mixed, but Backster explains that some researchers fail because it takes sincere intention and belief for cognitive biocommunication to take place.
The primary perception hypothesis is unique in its position that plant life is aware. Furthermore, the hypothesis claims that plants read intentions and thoughts instantaneously. The postulate of instantaneous communication, or the transfer of information without access to orthodox pathways in the brain, has led to research in the area of unique human behavior. For example, great pianists report that cognition dissolves when they begin playing an emotionally charged, error-free piano piece. Some theorize that the musical score was learned by independent intelligent cells that instantly band together and communicate and perform the finger movements of the pianist. The medical community officially acknowledges instantaneous primary perception on a smaller level, as experiments show that body cells separated in a laboratory continue to synchronize with each other.
Backster’s original experiments measured significant biocommunication with plants at a distance; she sat in another room and “talked” to the plant focusing on positive or negative thoughts or sentences. Quantum physicists hypothesize that that primary perception is the result of a non-local quantum correlation. In this regard, according to the non-locality rule, two particles, or intelligent minds in this case, separated by long distances, act as a single entity and transfer information instantaneously. Backster and other researchers also recognize sincere human emotions as quantum events. This could explain the plant’s negative reaction to Backster saying “I’m going to burn you” and the plant’s positive reaction to “I love you.”
Primary perception, while still ignored by some in the scientific community, is gaining support as quantum theory is exposed. The concept continues to be researched and scrutinized. According to holistic medicine practitioners who successfully use mind-body medicine, the concept of primary perception and intelligent cell-to-cell communication is a welcome reality.
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