Not sure, it’s just the image for the Plasma Flower audio that is on gumroad.
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anyone know how to use the second audio?
do i play it after plasma flower? can i play it simultaneously with plasma flower on separate speakers?
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It’s basically an upgraded version, so you can “just” play that one now…
Although I’ve found benefits to simply playing the original one… ie… while sleeping so I’m not as “connected” to everyone/everywhere who’s also playing it.
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you could do this too…
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perfect thank you!!
edit: yay it’s 9min!! i always love loopable shorter morphic field audios. just aesthetic preference!
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Come one, Come all!
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I’ve found this too. 
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just started listening to it and already feel connection! like my ‘social hunger’ is being sated.
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The other day I was palying The Plasma Flower while cooking food, I cooked some lamb fillet and even though it usually is tender, this time it was almost melting in the mouth. So playing The Plasma Flower while cooking your food could be worth experimenting on 
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Interesting, I must try that on my veggies!
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Off topic; do you live in Sweden?
yes
In your country are they doing or have they done experiments regarding the sun?
what kind of experiments?
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the darkening of the sun
Aha. Don’t know, haven’t heard anything about that. You mean in the institutions of science, like at the universities and such?
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Yes
if you want I will send you the link in mp, easily translatable into English or your language.
ok
Plasma Flower brings in more butterflies to our garden. We have an orange jasmine shrub at the back and it’s been blooming beautifully. In the morning some of the scent wafts in when I open the doors of the house to let the fresh air in. When I have a tea break I have a nice view of the backyard. There are usually pigeons/doves hanging about the nearby telephone poles, but sometimes I’ll see an olive-backed sunbird, I don’t know if it’s the same one. There was one who was quite persistent in trying to make friends with a mop we had propped up outside. Maybe trying to scrounge nest material. It’s really pretty, I hope the cats don’t get to it.
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