I invite fearless researchers who want to challenge me and themselves to go completely new paths. To step forward to say what they already may think is true and test out things, without being afraid of colleges and their own reputation.

It’s more than 500 years since Kopernikus’ research found the heliocentric system; that the Earth moved around the sun. He met a huge resistance on his work what he wrote wasn’t published until after his death in 1543.

It is about 400 years since Galilei made the rules that developed modern nature science; to measure everything with the physical senses and to compare the results to find out about existence. He too had huge problems to be acknowledged for his thoughts. At that time, the church was the biggest obstacle to him. The church was afraid that people would find new truths. In the middle age all research was “to honor God”. However, the new times brought eventually new achievements for humanity. Until then, the church had been the strongest power factor in the western society.

It is almost 100 years since Max Planck presented the Quantum mechanics, Niels Bohr presented the atom model and Albert Einstein presented the theory of relativity. Have these theories changed our perception of our selves? Have we changed our basic thinking and understanding about our own natuere? No, we haven’t really… still we have a mechanical picture that is based on the laws of physics, found by Newton. Even if we have made enormous progress during this century, we still haven’t found answers to the biggest challenges:

Health, peace and fairness.

Perhaps it takes a hundred years until huge changes happen? Maybe we need to look for completely new ways of research than by the ancient rules? It is basic for the future as a species that we lift our eyes to look in new directions. Break barriers?

What power factors is preventing us in looking in new directions?
Who are afraid this time to let go of old truths?

It is actually 400 years since Descartes said, “I think, therefore I am”. I think he was into something very interesting that somehow stopped there!

What I have found out about cells and particles by release work and logic thinking and by relating to my own cells I find very interesting to present to scientists who want to do research in completely new perspectives.

 For instance, would it be interesting to measure how my brain functions? My blood?

Would it be interesting to connect to cancer cells to ask them what they say?
I speak to cells.

Would it be interesting for someone to test out what the particles TELL me?
I speak to particles too.

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