Eminent researcher Elizabeth Davies knows that thoughts influence our physical world. Each of us is both separate and part of the collective human organism. Her research shows that the we are bioelectromagnetic fields interacting with each other through fields that carry information-energy among and between us. In the last 15 minutes she describes the activity of slime molds which like us are both individual amoebas and capable to becoming part of a greater whole. When their food dries up, pacemaker cells sent out electromagnetic pulses that direct chemicals to signal other cells: its time to gather up! They become a slug with different cells operating at the bottom as mobile movers and other cells become antennae that send out spores. Somehow, perhaps sensing fields, the slug moves to where there is more food. Upon reaching a nutrient space, the cells become single amoebae again. Some cells die. And the cycle starts over again. Does the slug have consciousness? Probably. What would be the consciousness of the collective human organism? Are you ready to find out?Elizabeth Davies has published research in bioelectromagnetics involving the effect of pulsed magnetic fields on living cells. She used a Slime Mold, as a model cell system for human cellular activity. She monitored the dynamics of cell signaling during exposure to applied electromagnetic fields, as used in orthopedics and physiotherapy. Her recent published research has involved monitoring correlations between dynamics in the geomagnetic field and oxygen production in pond plants, correlations between geomagnetic field dynamics and heart rate variability, and changes in EEG brain wave dynamics during mediumship, compared with imagination. She has written poetry since childhood, and illustrated and printed her own work.