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?
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.
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.