Terran is an occupational therapist who worked in the USA and Scotland for over 40 years, and now provides Developmental Therapy at the Wellness Center in Kanha Shanti Vanam. She has noticed a dramatic improvement in many children when exposure to EMRs and electronic screens is significantly reduced.

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One day God was enjoying the beautiful world He had set in motion. 
He loved the sky, sometimes pure blue with white clouds. 
Sometimes filled with gray clouds that turned to rain falling from the sky. 
“What a good idea!” He thought when he saw the yellow sun lighting and warming the earth. 
“And another good idea!” when he saw the silver moon shedding its gentle light in the night sky. 
He loved the plants with their many colors – green, yellow and red leaves; tree trunks shiny gray or deep mottled brown. 
Flowers of red, orange, yellow, blue and purple. 
 
“I love all this,” He thought. “And yet something is missing.” 
“I know, the world needs children! But what color should these children be? 
“Blue like the sky? 
“Green like the leaves? 
“Orange, purple and yellow like the flowers?”
None of those ideas seemed quite right. “I know!” He said. “Let them be the colors of all my favorite candies!” 
“Some of them can be the color of dark chocolate, some of them the color of milk chocolate, some of them the color of caramel, and some of them the color of vanilla taffy.” And so the children were. When God saw the children of all these colors, He was very happy.
“They are all beautiful. They are all my children, and I love them, every one.”
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Illustration by ANAYA PATEL</h4>
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The color of children

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<h4>TERRAN DAILY begins a series of articles that offer parenting and teaching tips for today’s children. She sets the scene by explaining the consciousness shift we are undergoing from a mechanistic worldview to a systems worldview, and how as adults this changes the way we nurture our children.</h4>
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Children are different now. People have probably been saying that for centuries, maybe because the adults who say it see things from such a different perspective than when they were children. Or maybe it’s true, that each generation of children is different from the last generation, as humanity evolves. But really, children are different in the last 50 years or so, and may be becoming more and more so, because humanity is not just slowly evolving but has reached a critical juncture where it must either change with lightening speed or largely disappear. 
If you are a parent or teacher, you will probably know the New Children well. They are gifted in many ways. Have you not been amazed at the words that come from the mouths of very young ones – the wisdom, the confidence, the understanding of things that took older generations much longer to learn? Perhaps you know children who are gifted with psychic or healing abilities, or are exceptionally musically or artistically talented? Or those who can do amazing things on computers with little or no instruction? Have you noticed how connection with nature has become an intense need for many children, as important as eating, sleeping and playing? Maybe you know children who are extremely empathic and compassionate, or others who are warrior spirits with high integrity, fiery determination and no tolerance for hypocrisy or manipulation?
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These are the New Children, magical in many ways, but often a challenge for their parents and teachers. These New Children have many qualities that don’t easily fit into our accustomed systems of child-rearing or schooling, because these same children may also be:
Extremely strong-willed, to the point of appearing controlling or defiant; 
Explosively angry when they don’t get their way; 
Distractible, impulsive, and disorganized; 
Attention-seeking; 
Wiggly, fidgety and constantly in motion; 
Dreamy and in their own world, seeming not to hear you or notice what is going on around them; 
Sleepy and hard to motivate; 
Absent-minded and scattered; 
Obsessed with certain subjects but uninterested in others; and 
Any mixture of the above.
In this series of articles, we will throw some light on the reasons for the gifts and the challenges, and give some practical recommendations on how best to live with and guide these beings. 
One thing these children have in common is that they march to their own drum, not ours. It is as if they have come into the world “pre-programmed” for certain roles, which may well involve living in completely new ways. Many of our social structures seem to be failing at present, and these are the children who will have to find new, more workable ways of living – in terms of science and technology, social and economic structures, interpersonal relationships, and inner development. In a way, they will be our teachers.
<h4>Humanity is evolving</h4>
Many seers and traditions have foreseen this era as a period of huge transition – the end of an old way of life and the beginning of a revitalized way of being – for the Earth and for humanity. In each tradition, the coming of the new is not without its birth pangs. The transition between the old and the new is seen as a time of great turmoil. It is not hard to see the challenges and upheaval that are present in today’s world – global warming, extreme weather, extinction of a huge number of species, pandemics, social unrest, economic turbulence, terrorism, a growing disparity between rich and poor, and the list goes on. So is the world falling apart? Is it the end of humanity or civilization? Or is it possible that something new and better will emerge?
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<h5 style="text-align: center;">One thing these children have in common is that 
they march to their own drum, not ours. 
It is as if they have come into the world 
“pre-programmed” for certain roles, 
which may well involve living in completely new ways. </h5>
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We can view this question from the point of view of science. Science itself has been undergoing a massive transition from the turn of the 20th century. Physics has evolved from a Newtonian mechanistic view to a quantum view of the world as a network of interconnections and interactions among wave-like probabilities. We must comprehend that the buildings we live and work in are not solid “things,” constructions of wood or brick held together by nails and mortar, but are actually energy fields held together by forces we don’t fully understand. How do we find our way in such a world?
And it doesn’t stop there. Since the 1930s, biologists, chemists, ecologists, mathematicians and others have been working with a similar line of thought, developing a multidisciplinary field known as systems theory. Systems theory also challenges our human tendency to see the world as a collection of separate “things” by shifting our focus from “things” to networks.
Let’s take a human cell as an example. It is not just a building block of something larger, but is a vibrant living system of processes and interrelationships in itself. It is defined by a membrane, and within that membrane it is bustling with activity. The cell transports nutrients through its membrane, transforms the nutrients to energy, and uses that energy to carry out its functions, which vary according to what kind of cell it is. Red blood cells carry oxygen to other parts of the body, white blood cells attack foreign invaders, muscle cells contract to do some work for the greater system of the human body, and so on.
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Each cell synthesizes and repairs its own sub-cellular structures, excretes waste products, and changes its activities depending on what is needed for its own well-being or for the organ of which it is a part. It is a highly complex, organized and self-regulating system. No one makes rules or laws about how it should work; it simply finds its own way forward through a process of self-organization. It is as if there is an organizing principle that is part of life itself. 
A cell is its own small world. And yet the cell is nested in a more complex system, an organ, and the organ is part of a still more complex system, the organism – in our example, a human being. Human beings are in turn, parts of still more encompassing systems, such as families, communities, countries and Planet Earth. Humans, along with all the other plant, animal, microbial and mycological species, that live alongside them, make up complex ecosystems. 
At each level, these various living systems are made up of dense and overlapping connections and interrelationships. No part of a system is separate and unaffected by other parts. When any part of a system changes, the whole system changes, often in unpredictable ways. You have probably heard of the butterfly effect, where a butterfly flapping its wings in Siberia causes a snowstorm in Texas. We are that interrelated.
May I illustrate this with a vivid real-life example? In Yellowstone National Park, a beautiful wilderness area in North America, the wolves and the elk had lived together in balance for centuries. 
There were never too many elk, because the wolves ate them. And there were also never too many wolves, because when the wolf population became too big, there weren’t enough elk to feed them all, so some of the wolves would die. Then humans, the great systems unbalancers, intervened. In the late 1800s and early 1900s, ranchers began to kill off the wolves of Yellowstone to protect their cattle. By 1926, the wolves were completely gone.
The elk population blossomed. Hungry elk stripped large areas of the park of vegetation, especially along the river banks, where delicious grasses and young saplings grew. This had a huge impact on the ecosystem. With less vegetation, there was not enough food for the birds, and several species dangerously declined. The population of magnificent grizzly bears dwindled because they did not have enough berries to eat in the winter. Beavers, who depended on the young trees near the rivers for food and for dam building materials, disappeared completely. The riverbanks did not have enough vegetation to prevent erosion during the yearly floods, so their banks washed away, causing the rivers to become wider and more winding. Eliminating wolves from the ecosystem caused rivers to change their course! A small change had huge and unexpected effects. 
Fortunately, these negative effects began reversing when wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone in 1995. The elk population is now under control. The vegetation is returning, providing food for a greater variety of species and stability for the river banks to prevent further erosion. Beavers have come back into the park and are busily rebuilding their dams that slow the yearly floods to further prevent erosion. The system is rebalancing.
As well as demonstrating the butterfly effect, this story also illustrates another property of living systems: they are governed through internal feedback loops. In most cases, systems are self-balancing, remaining in dynamic equilibrium, like the original balance between wolves and elk in Yellowstone.
When a system is stressed, it can flip into runaway feedback mode, sending it into states of greater and greater imbalance. In our example, when the wolves were eliminated, Yellowstone’s ecosystem became more and more imbalanced and did not have any way to correct the downward spiral until the wolves were finally reintroduced.
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There is one last but very significant property of living systems: When a system is stressed and enters a runaway feedback loop, it begins to disintegrate. It then enters what is known as a bifurcation point, where it can continue disintegrating and finally fall apart, or it can jump to a higher level of organization. In other words, when the system’s outlook is at its worst, it has the opportunity to transform and evolve. Very small changes in the system can have powerful and far reaching effects at times of bifurcation.
This is where we tie back in with the New Children. Humanity is currently in a state of disintegration with many runaway feedback loops in action. So which way will we go? To complete disintegration or to a higher level of organization? Small changes could have large and determining effects. This is one reason that I practice Heartfulness Meditation and encourage others to meditate as well. If positive changes occur in enough of us, if a small but critical mass begins to be the change we would like to see in the world, this small shift could just tip the system toward evolution rather than dissolution.
Could the New Children with their special gifts be an important part of this process, a kind of leavening in the system that could powerfully tilt humanity toward evolution? If that is the case, it makes our roles as adult guides even more important. We are the ones who guide children through their challenges so that their beautiful gifts can manifest.
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<h4>Domination Culture, 
Partnership Culture</h4>
The transition that I have described in physics and biology, from a mechanistic worldview to a worldview based on energy, relationships, and networks, is reflected in the social sciences as well. Cultural historian and systems scientist, Riane Eisler, differentiates between dominator systems and partnership or connection systems. Dominator systems are top-down, hierarchical social structures that see humans as innately selfish or aggressive, and in need of being controlled. They use fear, reward and force as the means of control. Eisler holds that humans have lived primarily within dominator systems for the last 10,000 years. Prior to that, when humans lived in small bands of hunter-gatherers, they lived within partnership social structures, based on mutual respect. 
n partnership systems, people are recognized as having a strong innate desire to contribute to the well-being of others and the welfare of the whole. Open, respectful communication – working things out together – is the tool used to maintain social order. Force, or fear of force, is not needed. Eisler feels that a return to partnership systems is badly needed in today’s world to remedy the greed, violence and disregard for others that is endemic around us. She has promoted partnership structures in economic and political systems, in communities, schools and families.
You may be able to sense that dominator systems are related to the older, mechanistic view of the world, while partnership systems are related to the network or connected systems approach that is now coming to the fore. It is sobering to note how many of our traditional ways of parenting or teaching children spring from the dominator system: “You will do as I say because I am your parent, or your teacher, and if you don’t, there will be consequences.” 
Imposing our ways on these New Children simply doesn’t seem to work – they just resist or ignore. What does work is to treat them with respect, humor, playfulness and presence. They need to know that we are with them, willing to help them accomplish goals that make sense to them. They respond to inspiration and loving guidance, but try to control them arbitrarily and you’ll have a fight on your hands! 
The articles to follow will explore some of the challenges that the New Children may be facing, and alternative ways to interact with them that are more likely to lead to harmonious and joyful outcomes for all concerned. 
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The new children

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 TERRAN DAILY
 explores the effects of electromagnetic radiation on our lives, and offers
 us ways we can protect ourselves and our children by eliminating or
 minimizing our exposure. She also suggests how important it is that we relax
 into the natural frequency of the Earth to regain health and happiness.
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 Many of the children who have recently been born into our world are wise
 beyond their years, often highly intuitive, intelligent, and creative, yet
 also often extremely headstrong, sometimes too active for older folk to keep
 up with, other times delicate and shy, often passionate in expressing their
 needs and preferences.&nbsp;



 These children can be challenging.&nbsp;They are born with qualities that
 are uncomfortable for us, that will be needed in our ever more chaotic
 world. And they face multiple challenges that earlier generations did not
 have to deal with.



 Our world has never been an easy place.&nbsp;Humans have always had to deal
 with environmental adversities, and the resulting displacements and
 famines.&nbsp;We have struggled with our fellow humans through social
 inequality, conflict, domination, violence, etc.&nbsp;But there are
 present-day sources of distress that were not there for our grandparents or
 great-grandparents – electromagnetic radiation, electronic screens, toxins
 in our food, water, air, and homes, and ever increasing levels of stress, to
 name a few.&nbsp;These adversities impact all of us, particularly our
 children with their sensitive, developing nervous systems.&nbsp;


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 Here we will consider electromagnetic radiation. Some of the information is
 sobering,&nbsp;but there are things we can do.&nbsp;This series of articles
 will also offer practical tips to help ourselves and our children regain
 balance.&nbsp;



 An earlier article, “<a href="https://www.heartfulnessmagazine.com/the-new-children/">The New Children</a>” from
 August 2020, highlighted the fact that stress and disintegration can
 be stimulants for living systems (whether cells, people, ecosystems,
 civilizations, or humanity as a whole) to take a leap to a higher level of
 organization.&nbsp;If we guide them well, our children have that special
 spark needed to lead humanity into a thriving future in a new form–a way of
 being we have only dreamed of.


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 The Earth’s
 Heartbeat
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 When we think of electromagnetic radiation, we often think of Wi-Fi, cell
 phones, and 5G, but life on Earth has been intertwined with electromagnetic
 fields since it first emerged billions of years ago. The natural
 electromagnetic fields were our womb, the matrix within which life
 developed.&nbsp;



 It is the Earth’s magnetic field that moves the needle of a compass, and
 helps guide birds and other animals in their migrations. The Earth is bathed
 in electromagnetic frequency.&nbsp;This frequency was first calculated by
 the German physicist Winifred Otto Schumann, who proposed that extremely low
 frequency waves, sparked by lightning, circle the Earth.&nbsp;Maybe you can
 picture these waves, bouncing from the ground to the ionosphere in a kind of
 dance, some joining together, others overlapping, creating a rhythm with a
 long-lasting base note and effervescent harmonics at higher
 frequencies.&nbsp;This is the exquisite heartbeat of the Earth. Schumann
 calculated the base frequency of these waves as 7.83 Hertz. This has been
 empirically verified and is known as the Schumann Resonance.



 Imagine the astonishment of Schumann and his colleagues when they realized
 that this frequency is almost identical to the brain’s alpha wave rhythm,
 measured as 7.812 Hz. Surely this is not a coincidence. The human brain, an
 electrical organ, must have evolved in synchrony with the Earth’s natural
 electromagnetic field. They began to see human brain waves as intimately
 connected with the Earth’s electromagnetic frequencies, and their research
 confirmed that human health and well-being are influenced by electromagnetic
 interactions.&nbsp;


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 German physicist
 Winifred Otto Schumann proposed
 that extremely low
 frequency waves, sparked by lightning, circle the Earth.&nbsp; Maybe you can picture
 these waves, bouncing from the ground to the ionosphere in a kind of dance, some
 joining together, others overlapping, creating a rhythm with a
 long-lasting base note and effervescent harmonics at higher frequencies.&nbsp; This is the exquisite
 heartbeat of the Earth.
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 Later researchers have expanded on this.&nbsp;In one interesting experiment,
 Professor Rutger Wever of the Max Planck Institute had student volunteers
 live for four weeks in an underground bunker that excluded the Earth’s
 electromagnetic field.&nbsp;After a few days, his subjects experienced
 disrupted circadian rhythms, headaches, and emotional malaise.&nbsp;Then,
 when Wever artificially introduced the Schumann Resonance into the bunker,
 unbeknown to the students, their health and well-being quickly
 stabilized.1 After extensive research, NASA introduced Schumann
 Resonance generators into space craft to maintain the health of the
 astronauts. Just as a young infant needs to hear their mother’s heartbeat
 for well-being, we humans need to feel the pulse of our mother Earth.&nbsp;


<h4>
 Human-created
 Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR)
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 We think that life began evolving on Earth between 3.7 and 4.3 billion years
 ago, cradled in the Earth’s natural magnetic and frequency fields, and that
 Homo sapiens appeared around 300,000 years ago. For all but the last 150 of
 those years, we were cradled in the Earth’s natural fields.&nbsp;



 In the early 20th century, scientists and engineers began
 experimenting with ways to capture and use human-produced electromagnetic
 fields.&nbsp;By the mid 20th century, homes had electricity, then
 telephones, radios and televisions were introduced.&nbsp;Telephone lines and
 high voltage electric lines crisscrossed the countryside.&nbsp;What an
 exciting and freeing revolution it must have been!&nbsp;No-one thought about
 possible unintended consequences.


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 Just as a young infant
 needs to hear their mother’s heartbeat for well-being, we humans need to feel the
 pulse of our mother Earth.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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 Inventions snowballed – computers, internet, Wi-Fi, and cell phones with
 ever faster and more powerful cellular networks. Radio waves and microwaves
 beamed from towers and satellites. Smart electric meters, smart televisions,
 smart refrigerators, smart thermostats, all beamed waves back and forth to
 talk to each other.&nbsp;We now live in a thick electromagnetic soup,
 millions of times more powerful than the electromagnetic radiation in which
 we evolved.



 The Schumann Resonance cannot even be measured near cities, cell phone
 towers, or high-power lines now.&nbsp;Many of us are living without our
 mother Earth’s heartbeat. It is drowned out by a huge roar.



 The huge number of artificial EMFs is not the only problem. There is also
 the frequency.&nbsp;The frequency of the Schumann Resonance is an extremely
 low 7.83 Hz.&nbsp;The frequencies of the EMR surrounding us is many millions
 of times higher than the Schumann Resonance (see the chart below).&nbsp;The
 electromagnetic roar that surrounds us is both huge and extremely high
 pitched.&nbsp;We may not hear it, but our cells do!


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<h4>
 The Effects of
 EMR on our Bodies
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 Our bodies use electrical charge for many processes.&nbsp;Neurons use
 electrical charge to send signals to one another; hearts use electrical
 charge to contract and pump blood throughout the body; and muscles use
 electrical charge to contract, allowing us to move.&nbsp;The body also uses
 electric charge to maintain the integrity of important barriers like the
 blood-brain, blood-eye, blood-placenta, and blood-testes barriers, to
 determine what is and is not allowed into these important and sensitive
 organs.&nbsp;



 Looking more deeply, almost every cell in our bodies depends on electrical
 charge to operate small channels through its membrane that allow some
 substances in and keep others out.&nbsp;Malfunction of these channels can
 cause oxidative stress, free radical damage to the DNA and other cellular
 structures, and even cell death.


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 The body’s electrical
 activity involves sensitive balance and timing, and all these systems evolved within
 the
 Earth’s natural electromagnetic fields.&nbsp;
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 The body’s electrical activity involves sensitive balance and timing, and
 all these systems evolved within the Earth’s natural electromagnetic
 fields.&nbsp;It is not a big leap to imagine that massive bombardment with
 artificial EMFs could be disruptive to the delicate electro-chemical balance
 of our bodies.&nbsp;And that is exactly what a growing body of research
 indicates.&nbsp;&nbsp;



 Bio initiative 2012, updated in 2022,2 is probably the most
 comprehensive review of studies on the adverse health effects of EMFs.
 Prepared by 29 doctors, scientists, and health experts from around the
 world, it has reviewedaround1800 studies on adverse health effects of EMFs
 produced by sources like powerlines, electrical wiring, appliances, cell and
 cordless phones, cell towers, Wi-Fi, laptops, routers, baby monitors,
 surveillance systems, and wireless utility meters.&nbsp;&nbsp;



 These studies found evidence that EMR within the ranges commonly encountered
 in modern life can cause:


<ul>
 <li>
 Disruption to calcium channels in cell membranes, flooding cells with
 calcium and causing oxidative stress and damage to DNA, mitochondria, and
 cytochromes.
 </li>

 <li>
 Opening the blood brain barrier, allowing potential toxins and
 microorganisms to enter.
 </li>

 <li>Changes to neuron firing rates.</li>

 <li>Changes to the heart muscle and blood vessels.</li>

 <li>
 Decrease in melatonin production.&nbsp;Melatonin is needed for good sleep,
 and also supports the immune system, body mass regulation, bone formation
 and the body’s ability to detoxify.
 </li>
</ul>

Also that EMR negatively impacts:&nbsp;

<ul>
 <li>Sleep, energy levels, and immune function.</li>

 <li>Mood and cognitive function.</li>

 <li>Fertility and reproduction.</li>

 <li>Fetal development.</li>

 <li>Behavior and learning in children.</li>
</ul>

And increases the risk of:&nbsp;

<ul>
 <li>Brain tumors, acoustic neuromas, and other cancers.</li>

 <li>ADHD, and possibly autism in children.</li>
</ul>

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 It is not a big leap
 to imagine that massive bombardment with artificial EMFs could be disruptive to the
 delicate electro-chemical balance of our bodies.
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 Modern communication has brought many advantages.&nbsp;When I was in
 college, I went to the library to do research, pulling musty volumes from
 the shelves and writing notes on index cards.&nbsp;Now, I am writing this
 article from my home, using several printed books (most of them bought
 online), accessing other books on my e-reader, and using many online
 resources.&nbsp;Communication, convenience, and access to resources using
 EMFs have become a part of our lives, almost the cement holding our social
 and economic systems together.&nbsp;But with the research that is emerging
 about EMR’s harmful effects, we must give careful thought about when and how
 to use this modern magic.&nbsp;&nbsp;


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1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunker_experiment

2 https://bioinitiative.org

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 Illustrations by JASMEE MUDGAL
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