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To: tired&retired

Human consciousness is in a field that at a minimum is 15 feet from the physical body in all directions. This field is often referred to as the soul.

The body does not create the soul. It is the energy that gives life to the physical body, and the physical person dies when it detaches. The soul is perpetual, even without the physical body.

All souls have two aspects of consciousness spinning in them in opposite directions. Masculine consciousness spins left. Feminine consciousness spins right. Memories are stored as holograms at the intersection of the two aspects of consciousness. Which ever field is dominant determines gender identity and relationship attraction.


10 posted on 12/13/2017 6:38:01 AM PST by tired&retired (Blessings)
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To: tired&retired

My research has shown that the third month of pregnancy is critical relating to gender identity development. When the neural tube is forming that becomes the brain stem and spinal cord.

It has to do with bonding and attachment, as researched by Bowlby and Ainsworth. I have found this shift in autism.

It causes the thalamus to prioritize masculine consciousness. It is easy to explain and demonstrate.


17 posted on 12/13/2017 6:44:05 AM PST by tired&retired (Blessings)
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“Human consciousness is in a field that at a minimum is 15 feet from the physical body in all directions.”

Um...okay. Your theories are mixed up with some rather bizarre, occult-based ideas. You keep replying to yourself as well, to keep your conversation going. Are you about to plug a book or something?


37 posted on 12/13/2017 8:30:32 AM PST by bluejean (The lunatics are running the asylum)
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