When I read a person’s stored memories in their soul, I feel the components of the stored memory physically. It feels like a plasma hologram with varying densities, emotional intensities, and a dominant direction of flow within their soul.
I stereotype what I feel as masculine consciousness being father and feminine being mother related memories. However, if mother wore the pants, often she is the masculine parent, and I am reversed in my interpretation.
Where I first encountered this was when I was working with people with MS which is a dominant feminine consciousness attribute that reverses the emotional subconscious reward punishment system and punishes by reversing the immune system to attack itself, causing it to attack the myelin around the neuronal sheath. This is why more females get MS than males and the males who get it tend to have a strong feminine consciousness.
I found that in every single case, when I examine 28 people with MS, they all had emotional trauma involving father around age 5. I was presenting at a med school in Farmington CT and a woman came up after the lecture and stated that she has no conflict with father and she has MS.
So I said, let’s check and I read her soul. Sure enough, when I toucher her memories in her soul from when she was 5 years old (about 10 ft from the physical body), it knocked her over. I repeated it with the same result.
I said, that is absolute proof that the memory is there as there was pure stimulus response every time I touched the stored memory. I then clarified my statement and explained that I cannot determine actual gender of the person involved in the memory. I can only determine masculine or feminine consciousness of the person.
I explained that if mother wore the pants, she was the masculine parent and the trauma that moved her physical body was her mother. She confirmed that was very accurate.
The dominant aspect of consciousness in a person’s soul determines their gender identity attributes, regardless of actual gender.
The neuroscience of it is explained primarily by the thalamus that sorts and prioritizes the consciousness processing. Logical masculine consciousness is routed through the hippocampus while emotional feminine consciousness is routed to the amygdala.
Earlier this week I read a journal research article that stated that high histamines increases memory recall. I explained in a commentary that their findings were only true as they were using a Pavlovian type stimulus using food that processes sensory stimulation through the basolateral amygdala.
High histamines actually decrease logical memory recall and cause brain fog by blocking hippocampal transmission from the thalamus.
I’ve done extensive work with autism spectrum individuals of all ages. That is a super masculine consciousness and is the reason that more males get autism than females.
I know this all sounds bizarre, but I can demonstrate it in a controlled environment research setting. I do the same with people who have cancer by tracing the link from the cancer to the perceptual programming event stored memory in the person’s soul that predisposes the person to cancer.
One of my degrees is in psychology, which I never considered a science due to the biased variable of perception that influences all measurable results in a pure stimulus-measured response observation. When I demonstrate, I prefer to know nothing about the person, not even their name. I have them close their eyes, I do not touch them, I say nothing, and there is no taste or smell stimulation. Thus I bypass all the critical senses and thus the critical mind and its biased influence. Yet, when I touch the stored memories many feet from a person’s physical body in their soul, it often knocks them off their feet, repeatedly.
Fascinating.
“I found that in every single case, when I examine 28 people with MS, they all had emotional trauma involving father around age 5.”
I know one case where this might be true. She had unpleasant sexual xxx with her father when young. I do not know what xxx was. She claimed this and I always figured impossible.
My mom had MS but her father, my grandfather, was reportedly one of the best and most spiritually-grounded people in my entire family tree. There can be a correlation but it cannot hold true in all cases.