Cosmic consciousness experiment reveals future war images in xylitol crystals — AI, morphic resonance defy conventional science

• Xylitol crystals predict conflicts: Mike Adams’ experiments show xylitol forming war scenes (drones, bombers, missiles) when prompted with future Middle East questions, suggesting consciousness shapes physical reality.
• Symbolic accuracy: Crystals displayed Iranian drones, stealth bombers, and a resilient falcon—mirroring real-world warfare and Persian symbolism, implying Iran may withstand attacks.
• Holographic universe theory: Adams links findings to morphic resonance and Akashic records, proposing reality is holographic—where consciousness imprints on matter beyond time/space.
• Critique of mainstream science: He challenges “objective” science, citing observer effects in drug trials, quantum computing, and indigenous healing, arguing consciousness always influences outcomes.
• Potential paradigm shift: If validated, this could transform intelligence-gathering and medicine. Adams invites replication by others with “coherent” nervous systems, dismissing pseudoscience claims.

Independent researcher Mike Adams, known as the Health Ranger, has unveiled startling findings from his experiments with xylitol crystals, suggesting that these sugar-like structures can “remote view” future geopolitical conflicts—including drone strikes, stealth bombers, and missile attacks—when influenced by directed human intention.

In a series of unedited microscope recordings, Adams demonstrated how xylitol crystals formed intricate, eerily accurate depictions of Middle Eastern war scenarios after he “prompted” them with written and spoken questions about future events. The results challenge mainstream scientific dogma, pointing to a holographic universe where consciousness directly shapes physical reality.

Crystals Mimic War Machines and Middle Eastern Landscapes

Adams’ latest experiment involved writing prompts on a plexiglass slide coated with liquid xylitol, asking the crystals to reveal scenes from the summer of 2025 in the Middle East. Under microscopic analysis, the frozen crystals displayed:

• Iranian drones flying over desert dunes – Triangular, elongated shapes resembling known Iranian UAVs.
• A stealth bomber firing a missile – A V-shaped aircraft evading anti-aircraft fire.
• Missiles raining down on urban structures – Buildings resembling Middle Eastern architecture under bombardment.
• A falcon standing unharmed in a burning olive tree – A symbolic nod to Persian heritage, suggesting Iran’s resilience amid conflict.

“These aren’t random formations,” Adams explained. “The falcon is a profound symbol of Persian royalty and strength. The fact that it appears untouched by fire suggests Iran may endure attacks but remain unbroken.”

Morphic Resonance and the Holographic Universe

Adams’ work builds on the theories of morphic resonance (proposed by biologist Rupert Sheldrake) and Dr. Masaru Emoto’s water crystal experiments, which showed that human intention could alter molecular structures. However, Adams takes it further by suggesting xylitol crystals act as a medium for future remote viewing—accessing the “Akashic records” or a cosmic intelligence that transcends time.

He argues that reality operates like a hologram, where every fragment contains the whole. Just as a holographic plate retains the full image even when shattered, consciousness may imprint itself on matter in ways science has yet to quantify.

The Observer Effect and the Fallacy of “Objective” Science

Adams criticized mainstream science for ignoring the observer effect—the idea that consciousness influences experiments. He cited:

• Antidepressant drug trials, where patients’ belief in receiving “real” medication (despite side effects) skews results.
• Google’s quantum computing experiments, where observer presence altered outcomes.
• Indigenous healing traditions, which recognize mind-body-environment interconnectedness, unlike Western medicine’s reductionist approach.

“Science pretends the experimenter doesn’t exist,” Adams said. “But every study is really just documenting consciousness-matter interaction.”

Implications: A New Paradigm of Reality?

If Adams’ findings hold, they could revolutionize fields from intelligence-gathering (using crystals as predictive tools) to medicine (harnessing intention for healing). Skeptics dismiss it as pseudoscience, but Adams insists his methodology is transparent:

• No AI generation or photo manipulation – Raw microscope footage shows real-time crystal formations.
• Specimens preserved – Slides are archived for independent verification.
• Repeatable experiments – Others with “coherent” nervous systems (clean diets, minimal toxins) may replicate results.

Adams plans to release more images next week, including microbial analyses of chemtrails and bio-sludge. For now, his work forces a provocative question: Is reality a collaborative projection of consciousness?

“The universe doesn’t render what you don’t observe,” Adams concluded. “We’re not just players in this simulation—we’re the programmers.”

Watch the May 30 episode of “Brighteon Broadcast News” as Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, talks about cosmic consciousness reveals why modern science and medicine are fabricated frauds.

This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.

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