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Dictionary » C » Conscience ConscienceConscience The cognitive and affective processes which constitute an internalised moral governor over an individuals moral conduct. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Do plants think, have awareness, conscience, emotion?I always knew plants have feelings, like music, are conscious living entities. they actually, have profound consciousness. Plants, no doubt have there own time construct. again, probably has to do with Quantum Physics. Great experiments that are being done with plants. Have a lot of plants, literall...
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Re: Stomach bloating and weight gain If anyone knows of a way to just 'soothe' the bloating that would make me feel a LOT better about myself (as i'm very self conscience anyway. Thanks. Hi Calista, I forgot to mention that your local health food store also carries Rice Noodle Pasta in assorted shapes & sizes, along ...
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Re: Stomach bloating and weight gain If anyone knows of a way to just 'soothe' the bloating that would make me feel a LOT better about myself (as i'm very self conscience anyway. Thanks. Hello Calista, This is only my opinion, based on my many years of similar symptoms. I recently had muscle testing done & was told ...
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Re: Stomach bloating and weight gain... simply weight gain. If anyone knows of a way to just 'soothe' the bloating that would make me feel a LOT better about myself (as i'm very self conscience anyway. Thanks.
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Re: Do plants think, have awareness, conscience, emotion? There is another plant, I forgot the name, that when touched will instantly wilt, Im guessing because when wilted it looks less appetising that fresher looking plants or maybe so predator insects will fall off the leaves. That plant is probably Mimosa pudica , a member of the Mimosa genus. There ar...
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