The title got you, didn't it? Good! I have something to get off my chest. Let's do that by talking about.
How Lying, Arrogance, and Ignoring Truth Affect the Biological System!
Let’s break this down by layers:
biology, psychology, quantum science, and spiritual truth.
1. Lying and Cognitive Dissonance (Biological + Psychological Impact)
When someone lies—especially when they know it—they enter a state of cognitive dissonance, a clash between what they know is true and what they’re doing.
This triggers stress responses: cortisol spikes, adrenaline increases, and inflammation rises. Over time, this throws off hormonal balance, depletes energy, and scrambles cellular communication.
It even affects brain function: the prefrontal cortex (decision-making) clashes with the limbic system (emotion), creating an internal war.
Habitual lying literally rewires the brain. It dulls empathy and moral judgment.
Why lie when it leads to disease?
2. Arrogance and Bioenergetic Distortion
Arrogance is more than just attitude—it’s an energetic imbalance.
People who think they’re superior because of a degree or title actually lower their heart coherence—the harmonious connection between the heart and brain.
Devices like HeartMath sensors can measure this breakdown. The more someone looks down on others, the more their biofield contracts. This makes them more sensitive to EMFs, stress, and illness.
Spiritually speaking, arrogance cuts you off from truth. Physically, it makes you weak.
I grew up around someone like this. They'd snub others constantly. Even as a kid, I could feel it. I’d get uncomfortable just being around them. My intuition knew before my brain did—that arrogance is toxic.
3. Ignoring Truth = Epistemic Corruption
When someone ignores truth—especially scientific or observable truth—while claiming to be “rational” or “informed,” they create epistemic conflict. It’s a form of self-betrayal.
Their electromagnetic field destabilizes, cellular signals get jammed, and their body literally starts to operate like a broken Wi-Fi router.
Dismissing real issues like chemtrails or toxins while living in the same poisoned world I do is a form of self-harm.
Scientists who scoff at these topics aren’t being brave—they’re being dishonest. And that dishonesty damages them. Morally. Energetically. Spiritually. I must say to those who do such things. Is harming yourself more important than doing the morally right thing? By moving forward in denial, not only are you making yourself sickly quicker (we all must die), but where are you going when you do? All scientists should know that energy doesn't ever die - it goes somewhere else - what then? That's a question you should ask and find the answer to. You will one day regret not doing so.
4. Theoretical & Spiritual Descriptions of This State
Many traditions and disciplines have names for this internal collapse:
| Field | Term Used | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Psychology | Cognitive Dissonance | Inner conflict between belief and action |
| Biofield Science | Incoherence | Disharmony in energetic signaling |
| Quantum Biology | Decoherence | Loss of synchronization at the cellular level |
| HeartMath Research | Low HRV | Disrupted heart-brain balance |
| Ancient Spiritual Texts | Karma / Blindness | Moral disconnection results in suffering |
| Philosophy | Epistemic Arrogance | Rejecting truth while pretending to know more |
Love yourself enough to adapt better traits and encourage others to do the same!
When someone lies, exalts themselves, and rejects truth, they suffer real consequences:
Increased risk of physical illness
Emotional instability
Disrupted energy flow
Disconnection from higher self or intuition
Increased vulnerability to technology-induced illness
This isn’t just theory. It’s measurable, observable, and personal.
Theres no scientific study that can compare to feelings of remorse and regret. Don't wake up one day only to look back and say to yourself I shouldn't have done that. It's better to be intentional now. Not later. It is clear.
- Don't act like your better than someone else.
- Don't lie.
- And stop ignoring evidence that you can clearly see with your own eyes.
Furthermore, don't think for a moment that you're pulling the wool over anyone's eyes. It's not hard to see when someone has clearly chosen to do the wrong thing. The only victim is the perpetrator of these foolish actions.
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