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.