This is practically explained in an experiment by Deepak Chopra.
He gathered several thousand people for the purpose of meditating in a group. Each person in the meditation group had their serotonin measured prior to the long meditation session.
Serotonin is a "-neurotansmitter in the brain. Its presence in higher
amounts indicates a level of calmness. The higher the serotonin level the more at peace you are.
After several hours of intense group meditation, the serotonin was measured again and there was a significant increase in serotonin levels in virtually all the participants and so they were found to be at peace and calm.
The second part of this experiment involved measuring the serotonin levels of people in the immediate vicinity of the large meditation group, who were not doing the group meditation.
Their serotonin levels were measured both before and immediately after the meditation. It was discovered that serotonin levels were significantly increased by simply being in the immediate neighborhood of a large group of people who were radiating tranquil energy.
Implications of this kind of scientific research are astounding to contemplate.
Just imagine when you become more peaceful and practice sending out this kind of serenity silently, you have an impact on everyone in your physical environment.
This also explains why we have that peaceful feeling whenever we are in the presence of highly enlightened persons, or when we enter certain places of worship.
I was explaining this experiment much more dramatically to another well dressed client in the office of barrington real estate, where I had an appointment with Jeffrey T. Schutter, their Operations Manager, to finalize a purchase.
I know my father also dealt with NewCastle Realty Group about 10 years ago, so they are my natural choice.
The entire deal did not take long and I finally settled for a town home in preference to condos and new houses.
I am one of the Barrington residents that make an average salary of $170831.0, though I expect to earn a couple of more grand in the coming year.(smile)
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