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Jacobo Grinberg’s syntergic theory and its relationship with field physics.
🇬🇧 #English – Jacobo Grinberg’s syntergic theory and its relationship with field physics.
Program number 79 of La Quinta Columna.
Summary of the most important points discussed in the program:
Definition of syntergic theory: The concept developed by neurophysiologist Jacobo Grinberg is explained, combining «synthesis» and «energy» to describe how the human brain and central nervous system synthesize large volumes of energetic information from the environment, which Grinberg called the Lattice (an invisible, universal, and elastic fabric).
The brain as a reality modulator: According to the theory, the brain does not merely act as a passive spectator or sensory organ, but directly interacts with the Lattice through thought and neuronal patterns, generating micro-deformations that construct the particular reality each individual perceives.
States of high and low synergetics: Grinberg distinguishes between a state of high synergetics (maximum coherence, order, and noise-free where reality is perceived clearly) and a state of low synergetics (incoherence, noise, and chaos), concepts that in the program are related to the tripartite coherence between thought, emotion, and action.
Scientific and experimental parallels: The postulates of the syntergic theory are linked to experimental phenomena in physics and science, such as the double-slit experiment and Dr. Masaru Emoto’s water crystallization studies, reinterpreting them under a magnetic field physics model.
