Les émotions cachées des plantes | Didier Van Cauwelaert,Lucille Clerc

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Plants' hidden emotions

Didier Van Cauwelaert, Lucille Clerc

Release date : 22/11/2018

As incredible as it may seem, plants are capable of feeling a wide range of emotions. What’s more, it has been recently shown that they also know how to share what they’re feeling in ways that range from simple to extraordinary.

What are emotions? Some dictionaries define them as, “complex
states of consciousness, often accompanied by physical turmoil” or
“movements or agitations of a collective body that can degenerate
into distress.” As incredible as it may seem, by those definitions,
plants are able to feel a wide range of emotions. What’s more, it has
been recently... What are emotions? Some dictionaries define them as, “complex
states of consciousness, often accompanied by physical turmoil” or
“movements or agitations of a collective body that can degenerate
into distress.” As incredible as it may seem, by those definitions,
plants are able to feel a wide range of emotions. What’s more, it has
been recently shown that they also know how to share what they’re
feeling in ways that range from simple to extraordinary. They defend
themselves, attack, establish alliances, hunt, scheme, seduce and
communicate their fear, suffering and joy remotely. It has now been
proven: they are aware of us, pay attention to us and react to our
emotions, just as they share their own. Could it be possible that they
might be sending us therapeutic information, messages of gratitude
or calls for help?
Plants do in fact demonstrate intelligence, sensitivity and even a
form of telepathy that can be measured with scientific instruments.
As extraordinary as they are, every single revelation contained in this
book has been observed by scientists.
Didier van Cauwelaert, who in addition to the Goncourt Prize, has
won awards for his popular-science writing, discussed some of
these amazing discoveries with the world’s greatest botanists and
anthropologists.
This book provides proof that nature is talking to us constantly.
We just have to learn to listen.

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