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Can Plants See?—New Species of Plant Discovered Boquila Trifoliolata : Most Mysterious Plant in the World!

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"Most Mysterious Plant in the World", by Kelly Granite Enck, Hypnotherapist, and Silent Consciousness Teacher   www.DoylestownHypnosis.com There is  a new plant species just discovered in the rainforest of  Argentina,  called Boquila Trifoliolata. It is the Most Mysterious Plant in the World. It seems to have consciousness and can see the plants next to it and then mimic their leaves as it grows new leaves! I discovered this plant at the University of Washington Village Garden store  when I was  at their exotic plant table. The sign on this sweet little plant said, "Most Mysterious Plant in the  World " Of course, I bought it, and I have been watching it grow next to my favorite plant as it mimics the shape of its leaves. A more recent study suggests that the vine might use a primitive form of vision .  What is perhaps most startling about  B. trifoliolata , however, is that it does not require physical contact with a nearby plant to mimic its leaves. The plant can

Hypnotherapist Seattle: Kelly Granite Enck

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  Benefits of Silent Brain Training™ (SBT) by Kelly Granite Enck Kelly Granite Enck  works with severe cases of anxiety, trauma, panic attacks, and OCD as a Rapid Resolution Therapy (RRT) Practitioner to help her clients overcome their anxiety. She created  Silent Brain Training (SBT)  to transcend the inner voice, or what is also called ego, to reach pure consciousness, known as Silent Consciousness. Silent consciousness is a state of being, in which the mind is free from all thoughts, and inner dialogue, and one is fully engaged in the present moment. This state is also known as self-realization or pure consciousness, where one experiences the absolute truth of existence beyond the limitations of the ego and individual identity. The ego or individual identity is a construct of the mind, created by identification with thoughts, emotions, and external objects. Through self-inquiry, one can question the nature of the self and discover that it is not limited to these constructs but is in