Posted on 02/10/2016 10:38:19 AM PST by Red Badger
Those are impressive claims.
Your last:
“Incidently, these stored memories continue to exist even when the person dies and has no physical body.”
Implies life after death, at least to an extent.
As you seem to wish to be taken seriously, I would expect you to have a body of information to bolster your claims.
There could be videos of the reading of memories. It should not be too hard to verify that you can read memories, and are not just talented at “cold reading” techniques.
Do you have such information? If not, why not?
“This is dangerous stuff.”
Exactly. This is why I have not published my research as it allows you to manipulate people like puppets. However, times are changing and it is finally time for people to understand it in order to not fall prey.
Why hell isn’t this why they invented tequila?!?
Mark Twain,
I’ve held off on demonstrating it until recently even though I have been able to do it since 1988. I’ve demonstrated it often but have not written about it as it is dangerous.
I have a few videos of demonstrations done during lectures. I’ll be demonstrating it again in June at a conference. I’ve demonstrated it many times in a university setting. If you contact me by private message I will email links.
What actually happened is that in 1988 I died of meningitis and then came back into my body. Ever since then I feel people’s thoughts and stored memories as physical objects. I was a university professor and switched careers to psych and then neuroscience research. For many years I have been going to the annual psychiatry association conventions to learn all the current research in the military track for treating PTSD and trauma. The best work in this field was by Skip Rizzo at USC.
I try to attend psychiatry grand rounds every week at the medical school and all of the brain science symposiums to stay current. Too little time as there is much to learn when you are on an investigative search with a passion.
I don’t just read the stored memories but blindfold the person, and then stand many feet from the person and knock them over by touching the stored memories. Memories are stored as holograms at the intersection of the two aspects of consciousness in meridian patterns similar to what Chinese medicine recognizes.
I saw Arnold in “Total Recall” so I don’t think so.
Second Amendment? What Second Amendment?
I did that to a guy years ago in a deep hypnotic trance as an experiment. Using the subconscious suggestion that the number 6 would not exist to him until I snapped my fingers two times. This was done as a post hypnotic suggestion.
Several hours later I asked him to count to ten. He skipped the number 6. I then asked him what 3 + 3 was and he could not answer it. Freaked his wife out. I then snapped my fingers twice and it was back.
The emotional subconsciousness is very programmable when a person is in a deep trance. The Jason Bourne type events are possible.
I have never encountered such a massive steaming pile of unmitigated codswallop.
So you can make the same mistake all over again?
Perfect!
In my experience as a case manager, drugs are far more dangerous and damaging than memories...
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If you’re attending grand rounds every week it’s as a patient and not as a clinician.
“If you’re attending grand rounds every week it’s as a patient and not as a clinician.”
Most people in the profession entered it to figure out their own disorders. The same is true for me. The number one symptom of a spiritual awakening (as you let go of the old to to make room for the new) is very similar to the depression/mania experienced in bipolar disorder. (It’s the parable of not putting new wine in an old wine-skin). It’s the process of owning your garbage or wounds in your soul and taking them to a higher level in prayer where they can be transmuted.
My near death experience was merely the instantaneous equivalent of the “dying daily” that Paul spoke about in the New Testament.
I’m not criticizing you for your comments Stormer... They are humorous. Ever since I learned to laugh at myself I have never run out of humor. Thank you for reminding me.
I was a university professor teaching tax law and accounting courses when I died and came back with these abilities. Must admit that I ask myself and medical professionals many times if I was crazy!!! The abilities are real and easy to demonstrate and observe in a controlled setting. This left brained logical CPA needed to understand the hard science of what I was experiencing and thus began a whole new academic career and passion for a scientific evidence based understanding of consciousness. There is far more to this body of knowledge than scientists understand.
It really gets interesting when you search for evidence based understanding of mystics. There are some simple concepts that scientists miss.
1. An individual’s perception of reality is a function of the level of consciousness from which they view it. By raising our consciousness to higher levels, intangible objects such as thoughts and stored memories become physical objects to the perception.
2. Time is not a function of the speed of light. Time is a function of the frequency of consciousness divided by the speed of light. Thus as our consciousness is cleansed of dense thoughts that keep the operational frequency low, it can increase to levels that surpass the speed of light. At that moment time collapses. A year at the earthly level is like a day at the higher levels.
The problem with scientists is that they don’t take the journey and explore consciousness, they just sit back in a fixed level of consciousness and view reality from their limited perspective. I turned to science to understand my experience. Scientists need to turn to the experience to understand their science.
Remember what Jesus said to His disciples when He sent them out. “The things that I do and even more you to shall do in my name.”
Although one of my degrees is in psychology, unlike psychologists, I never considered psychology to be a true science due to the biased variable of perception that influences all measurable results.
When I discovered that I could move a person’s physical body by touching the individual’s stored memories many feet from their body while not stimulating the five senses, I accepted psychology as a science. When I do this, a person is blindfolded or their eyes are closed. I am standing 10 to 15 feet from the person and do not touch their physical body in any way. I do not say anything. And hopefully there is no taste or smell stimulation from me at 10 to 15 feet away. (I do shower daily!!!)
This is repeatable, and I can have others touch the stored memory and get the same results when I show them where it is located.
I hope you are documenting your results, more than here. I would love to see repeatable results.
Have you been able to find others who have experienced the same thing?
“Have you been able to find others who have experienced the same thing?”
I’ve been very involved with the International Association of Near Death Studies, The Rhine Institute of Consciousness Research, The Academy for Spiritual and Consciousness Studies, and several other groups. I did a few lectures/demonstrations last year in Durham/Chapel Hill NC/ Tucson & Phoenix AZ, Miami, Austin, and a few in Europe.
To date I have not met anyone who has similar abilities, but I expect everyone will be able to do this in the near future.
There is a twist to it that I am working with now. I have a person close their eyes and think of where in there body an illness exists such as MS or cancer. I then walk back, hold my hand out and walk toward the person. When my hand hits the memory that manifested the illness it pushes the person backward. I find the perceptual programming event that is manifesting the illness.(Usually by suppression of the immune system) When I feel a memory that creates cancer it feels as though a red hot poker is being stabbed into the lower section of my liver. In over a dozen people with MS, every person had a trauma at age 4 that caused internalized emotion.
I can tell how old the person was when the trauma event occurred by the physical distance the memory is from their body. When a person talks about a near death and their “Life flashed before their eyes.” or the “Life review or judgement after death,” all they are experiencing is their conscious awareness is no longer limited to their physical body and it expands out through the exact same field of stored memories that I read. (The memories are stored in reverse sequence as the field is spinning causing conception memories to be furthest away and more recent memories to be close to the body.)
I’m like a kid with a new toy and have been for 30 years, learning everything I can. I recently attended a program at Duke University Institute of Brain Sciences on the “Neuroscience of Psychotherapy.” One of the speakers was Steven Porges, the originator of Polyvagal Theory in psychological research. Polyvagal theory is close to describing one aspect of what I do. It studies the effect of the feminine aspect of consciousness on the vagus nerve.
The phrase I used to hear was "Thoughts are things. Think with care."
I've not read or heard of many people with this understanding since I left Arizona.
Your posts in this area are very valuable and I appreciate your caution.
On a spiritual level, if I take your posts at face value and as being genuine, then I think you are an example of what is written in Scripture (Acts 2:27, Joel 2:28, etc.).
Like the man says: "Here's your sign." We must be getting close to something major, just as written, perhaps "The Purification" event I've read about.
In addition to cancers and other diseases you've written about, the more I pray and seek forgiveness for my sins, the more I wonder if mental illnesses such as dementia, Alzheimer's and others might have the same or a similar cause.
Ultimately, how can one be guilty of a sin one has no memory of? The person's experience then is almost as though being born again and now free of a sinful past s/he can no longer remember.
Just a random thought that I can't support or verify, but the mental is way higher up the hierarchy than the physical body, so I assume that a great deal is possible, just as Jesus said, even "miracles" good or bad, especially if the will is undisciplined or that of a child.
Fascinating gift the Father has blessed you with!
Thank you for using it well and for sharing it as you do!
Thank you for the excellent thoughtful comments.
In response to your comment: “Ultimately, how can one be guilty of a sin one has no memory of? The person’s experience then is almost as though being born again and now free of a sinful past s/he can no longer remember.”
You have identified a key problem in today’s field of psychology. This is especially true of people in denial. The mind has many powerful defense systems.
I personally define “sin” as anything that creates a space in our souls where “Love” cannot exist. or simply, an obstacle to “Love.” The reason that Love is important is that Love is the glue that holds the soul together. A mother’s Love that creates the emotional bond within a baby is what builds the foundation for a person’s life.
In many ways, failure to love someone is itself a sin. Failure to “Love God” is an even greater sin.
As it relates to remembering, there is a lot more to this than I can put in this post. The number one attraction in relationships (what creates chemistry) is that we are attracted toward someone who’s personality is similar to someone else with whom we have unresolved conflict. (In order to use them as a surrogate to resolve our wound in our soul.) God’s not sadistic, it’s just His way of helping us to cleanse our souls. Often we do not remember the original perceptual programming event that wounded our soul, but yet we are attracted toward a surrogate to bring it to the surface and resolve it.
A year ago I don't think I would have understood your definition of sin, but now I agree with you.
The number one attraction in relationships (what creates chemistry) is that we are attracted toward someone who's personality is similar to someone else with whom we have unresolved conflict.I thank you for "confirming" a suspicion I've had. I was bounced around a bit growing up, which might be a reason why I was a bit of a late bloomer in pretty much everything, including dating.
While trying to figure things out by watching family and friends, what you describe is what I saw them struggling with in their serial dating, relationships and marriages.
It was always interesting to me how when raising kids was a part of the relationship how those issues really popped up to the surface causing all kinds of problems, which now makes sense given what you've said in your post.
Unfortunately, it's also sorta twisted how what is designed to cleanse us can instead do the opposite.
"Wash, rinse, repeat until the stains are out" seems to be the universal subroutine, but it only works well if the feedback loops aren't disabled. Otherwise, one's cycle gets stuck in repeat.
The mind can rationalize anything, so it's fairly easy for it to get stuck and then just make things comfortable in denial.
So often when life's little perfect storms come against us in the wrong moment we just react, perhaps out of habit, by repeating the original mistake(s) and thus perpetuating the damage.
Sad, too, how the damage in people then gets passed along, often from one generation to the next as though forging another link in a long chain of inheritance.
Fortunately, as you've talked about frequently, we also have what we need to break every link in those chains and it doesn't require a prescription. It only requires constant use.
And it's a fun habit to acquire, too! A total game changer in every way.
Thank you, again, for your posts here!
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