Monday, March 25, 2013

The Neuroscience of Telepathy



Here are some of the definitions I have found:














Although these security concerns are alarming, I am more excited by the prospect of these technological advances than I am frightened. As with any major advance like this, there will be the malicious that use this technology for their personal gain, but I think the predominate impact of this research will be for the betterment of society. I would love to hear what some of you think about this research and these technologies. What is most exciting about this technology to you?




  1. Please continue expanding your perceptions in this area regarding telepathy. Thank God, someone understands that science must expand its awareness beyond the five senses. I am 50 years old and have no scientific background, but have manifested telepathy to a certain degree. It does need scientific involvement. The brain is reformatting itself. Spiritually, it is called Awakening. I have been experiencing this and have been inundated with partial messages referring to ganglia and basal and autistic children. After researching briefly, I found that studies show that autistic children have ganglia in the brain that is shaped differently. I also engaged in what I referred to as autistic symptoms. I often wonder if my brain was mapped if it would show the changed shape of the ganglia. What I can tell you is that it is as if you are living on two separate planes. Very cognizant conversing does occur. It’s very disconcerting and fearful when it becomes caustic. Overloading the ganglia is detrimental to proper development. Could it be the ganglia need a respite until they develop/reformat properly? During this period of growth, the nature of the telepathy can indeed be experienced caustically. This causes one to have fear and retreat inwardly because there is no way to explain this to others. When I have tried, I do see the agitation and judgment of others, ie: menopause symptoms, depression, etc. At 50, I have some method to place a perspective on this, but a child doesn't and therefore has little access to anything accept severe medication. At the present time, I have experimented myself with a prescription for depression and find that at a higher dose, the telepathy is mostly eliminated, but causes me to feel displaced because I am aware of the higher connective states. The lower dose does relieve the symptoms to some degree, but the telepathy does continue and I have to constantly be on guard as to the causticity of the messages. I fight myself about taking the medication because it feels unnatural at this point to not have a higher connection. But to not take the medication will probably cause permanent damage. Under duress from the telepathy, I do experience muscle twitching that can be severe, especially at night. I am aware now that this is ganglia damage or irritation. Calling these states connectedness with the higher self/God connection seems to immediately shut down scientific/medical acknowledgement. Please listen to your gut on this one. Someone in the scientific community must find a method of releasing the overload on the ganglia until it develops properly. It seems cruel to overmedicate a child or an adult to the point of numbness. If a combinational effort of lower doses of medicine and teaching behavioral modification to somehow shut down the channels is available, this would most definitely be the most pleasant route. Because I have no scientific background, I have a limited perception of what could indeed be accomplished, but science must coordinate their efforts with those individuals with the outward manifestation of the higher senses. Alone, each group will find a great deal of failure and is going to struggle until science accepts that this is not an aberration of the occult, but a natural estate for evolving mankind. We are simply in a state of transition. Certainly science can accept that mankind has evolved and evolution is continuing. Science does have the power to assist the painful episodes of transition if it will open to this.

