The Hippocampus and Mind Control

[palehorse]

Posted by Miller (here)

Posted by jaybee (here)
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By the way - the 'Lion's Mane' has arrived ....

Here's an Eight minute video on the benefits of Lion's Mane mushrooms by world renowned mycelium expert, Paul Stamets

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=_Isphu4c8hU

Let us know how you get on with it jaybee

Totally agreed with Paul Stamets in this video, specially when he pointed out about stacking Psilocybin with Lions Mane, microdosage daily is very effective. Just to clarify here: microdosage won't get you high, there is a thick and bold paradigm to be broken about it.

remark/warning:
- In some counties one can even get arrested for possessing psilocybin and that includes more than 200 mushroom types that contains the psilocybin compound.
- I don't know a single person addicted in mushrooms, it does not create psychological dependency.

Nootropics stacks are around for decades. Mushrooms specially Psilocybin are around for thousands of years. When McKenna was talking about it back in the 70's, 80's ad 90's he was perceived as "junky" by the scientific community, nowadays we can see it is florishing, McKenna even talk about that, there would come a time that psychedelics would be part of the life of humans, these paradigms will be broken.

In accordance to McKenna a normal dose of psilocyin is anything from 3g to 5g, not above 5g because it can be a traumatic experience. A microdose is just a small fraction of it, something from 0.3g to 0.5g.

Things like Dimethyltryptamine occurs in many plants and animals, it is produced in our very brain, what prevent us from getting high just from eating DMT daily is the enzyme in our stomach that breaks down the molecule, but besides that we can generate DMT on ourselves just by being in the dark, meditating (focus on lower chakras), breathing like in yoga practice, sex (yes this one is powerful), exercises in general will produce it as well. So there is no need to use anything, unless you can't do any of the before mentioned, then a "supplement" would be fine.

*do not confuse psilocybin with dimethyltryptamines, the molecular structure of DMT and Psilocybin are different, so are the effects and benefits of it.

[jaybee]

Posted by Miller (here)
Let us know how you get on with it jaybee

will do -

I expect the effects will be quite subtle - although I say it myself, I'm generally a curious and creative person - eager to learn - so I'll see if I can feel a difference - because of claims that Lion's Mane can help with anxiety and depression I'm expecting/hoping for improvement in that area maybe.... not that I'm an anxious or depressed person but nowadays with everything going on it can creep in a bit if you don't watch it... sometimes from areas that you least expect - and if things get tough to cope with emotionally as the Globalist Tyrants try to take more and more control....well.... prevention is better that cure as they say...

Posted by palehorse (here)
Totally agreed with Paul Stamets in this video, specially when he pointed out about stacking Psilocybin with Lions Mane, microdosage daily is very effective. Just to clarify here: microdosage won't get you high, there is a thick and bold paradigm to be broken about it.

remark/warning:
- In some counties one can even get arrested for possessing psilocybin and that includes more than 200 mushroom types that contains the psilocybin compound.
- I don't know a single person addicted in mushrooms, it does not create psychological dependency.

Nootropics stacks are around for decades. Mushrooms specially Psilocybin are around for thousands of years. When McKenna was talking about it back in the 70's, 80's ad 90's he was perceived as "junky" by the scientific community, nowadays we can see it is florishing, McKenna even talk about that, there would come a time that psychedelics would be part of the life of humans, these paradigms will be broken.

In accordance to McKenna a normal dose of psilocyin is anything from 3g to 5g, not above 5g because it can be a traumatic experience. A microdose is just a small fraction of it, something from 0.3g to 0.5g.

Things like Dimethyltryptamine occurs in many plants and animals, it is produced in our very brain, what prevent us from getting high just from eating DMT daily is the enzyme in our stomach that breaks down the molecule, but besides that we can generate DMT on ourselves just by being in the dark, meditating (focus on lower chakras), breathing like in yoga practice, sex (yes this one is powerful), exercises in general will produce it as well. So there is no need to use anything, unless you can't do any of the before mentioned, then a "supplement" would be fine.

*do not confuse psilocybin with dimethyltryptamines, the molecular structure of DMT and Psilocybin are different, so are the effects and benefits of it.

Thanks for picking up on the point about Psilocybin (combined with Lion's Mane) + microdosing - it takes me on a trip (pun not intended at first then I spotted it and smiled ) ... down Memory Lane........in the 1970s me and a group of friends heard about Magic Mushrooms and wanted to give them a try... we heard that they liked to grow in fields where there were cows and cow pats.. so me and one friend went off on a mission to find some - stopping all the time where there were cows - climbing over fences, sloshing through muddy fields - slipping and navigating around cow poo searching searching... then (when we had gone quite far and were just into Wales) - bingo.... we found them - identified them (carefully) from the many pics etc we had looked at - the blue on the stem and the nipple top of the cute looking little fungi being the main give away and the usually crooked stem ----- and took hundreds (maybe thousands it was a long time ago so I forget) back home... let's just say there were some interesting and magical parties around that time.... ........... at a later date found some locally - one of the places bizarrely on a local well manicured cricket pitch..... so you never know where they might pop up....

Anyway....saw this.....

Can Psilocybin Stimulate Neurogenesis in the Hippocampus?

In some people, postmortem studies indicate, depression may be related to disrupted adult hippocampal neurogenesis (AHN)—the birth and growth of new neurons in the hippocampus. This mechanism is important for regulating mood and maintaining spatial learning and memory throughout life, and it is critical for brain plasticity.


Psilocybin is a psychedelic compound found in psilocybe species of mushrooms, and a synthetic, investigational formulation of psilocybin is currently in Phase 3 clinical trials for treatment-resistant depression. However, psilocybin’s antidepressant mechanism of action remains elusive. Increasing evidence suggests psilocybin may promote neuroplasticity, contributing to its antidepressant effects.

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Since then, it has been established that in a small region within the hippocampus, known as the dentate gyrus, a pool of stem cells gives rise to progenitor cells that, as they mature, travel and integrate into the neural circuitry of the hippocampus as functional neurons.

The dentate gyrus has a rich blood supply, allowing blood components to directly impact the stem cells in that region.


When ingested, psilocybin is quickly transformed into psilocin, which has a similar chemical structure to serotonin. Psilocin then binds to different types of serotonin (5-HT) receptors; activation of (mostly) 5-HT2a receptors is what researchers think produces the characteristic effects of psychedelics, such as hallucinations and altered perception.


Recently, to assess the potential therapeutic benefit of psilocybin for PTSD,
......

Re the bolded above.... about the 'rich blood supply' - no wonder the jab (aka bio weapon) can adversely affect the Hippocampus as literally billions of coated nanoparticles are injected and go soaring round the body via the bloodstream.... causing clots, damage to blood cells and god knows what else -

and on the subject of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder... I suspect most people have varying degrees of it - we're all the walking wounded in one way or another... unless we are a perfect person with a perfect life.... and I don't think that applies to many, if any -

[palehorse]

Posted by jaybee (here)

Posted by Miller (here)
Let us know how you get on with it jaybee

will do -

I expect the effects will be quite subtle - although I say it myself, I'm generally a curious and creative person - eager to learn - so I'll see if I can feel a difference - because of claims that Lion's Mane can help with anxiety and depression I'm expecting/hoping for improvement in that area maybe.... not that I'm an anxious or depressed person but nowadays with everything going on it can creep in a bit if you don't watch it... sometimes from areas that you least expect - and if things get tough to cope with emotionally as the Globalist Tyrants try to take more and more control....well.... prevention is better that cure as they say...

Posted by palehorse (here)
Totally agreed with Paul Stamets in this video, specially when he pointed out about stacking Psilocybin with Lions Mane, microdosage daily is very effective. Just to clarify here: microdosage won't get you high, there is a thick and bold paradigm to be broken about it.

remark/warning:
- In some counties one can even get arrested for possessing psilocybin and that includes more than 200 mushroom types that contains the psilocybin compound.
- I don't know a single person addicted in mushrooms, it does not create psychological dependency.

Nootropics stacks are around for decades. Mushrooms specially Psilocybin are around for thousands of years. When McKenna was talking about it back in the 70's, 80's ad 90's he was perceived as "junky" by the scientific community, nowadays we can see it is florishing, McKenna even talk about that, there would come a time that psychedelics would be part of the life of humans, these paradigms will be broken.

In accordance to McKenna a normal dose of psilocyin is anything from 3g to 5g, not above 5g because it can be a traumatic experience. A microdose is just a small fraction of it, something from 0.3g to 0.5g.

Things like Dimethyltryptamine occurs in many plants and animals, it is produced in our very brain, what prevent us from getting high just from eating DMT daily is the enzyme in our stomach that breaks down the molecule, but besides that we can generate DMT on ourselves just by being in the dark, meditating (focus on lower chakras), breathing like in yoga practice, sex (yes this one is powerful), exercises in general will produce it as well. So there is no need to use anything, unless you can't do any of the before mentioned, then a "supplement" would be fine.

*do not confuse psilocybin with dimethyltryptamines, the molecular structure of DMT and Psilocybin are different, so are the effects and benefits of it.

Thanks for picking up on the point about Psilocybin (combined with Lion's Mane) + microdosing - it takes me on a trip (pun not intended at first then I spotted it and smiled ) ... down Memory Lane........in the 1970s me and a group of friends heard about Magic Mushrooms and wanted to give them a try... we heard that they liked to grow in fields where there were cows and cow pats.. so me and one friend went off on a mission to find some - stopping all the time where there were cows - climbing over fences, sloshing through muddy fields - slipping and navigating around cow poo searching searching... then (when we had gone quite far and were just into Wales) - bingo.... we found them - identified them (carefully) from the many pics etc we had looked at - the blue on the stem and the nipple top of the cute looking little fungi being the main give away and the usually crooked stem ----- and took hundreds (maybe thousands it was a long time ago so I forget) back home... let's just say there were some interesting and magical parties around that time.... ........... at a later date found some locally - one of the places bizarrely on a local well manicured cricket pitch..... so you never know where they might pop up....

Anyway....saw this.....

Can Psilocybin Stimulate Neurogenesis in the Hippocampus?

In some people, postmortem studies indicate, depression may be related to disrupted adult hippocampal neurogenesis (AHN)—the birth and growth of new neurons in the hippocampus. This mechanism is important for regulating mood and maintaining spatial learning and memory throughout life, and it is critical for brain plasticity.


Psilocybin is a psychedelic compound found in psilocybe species of mushrooms, and a synthetic, investigational formulation of psilocybin is currently in Phase 3 clinical trials for treatment-resistant depression. However, psilocybin’s antidepressant mechanism of action remains elusive. Increasing evidence suggests psilocybin may promote neuroplasticity, contributing to its antidepressant effects.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Since then, it has been established that in a small region within the hippocampus, known as the dentate gyrus, a pool of stem cells gives rise to progenitor cells that, as they mature, travel and integrate into the neural circuitry of the hippocampus as functional neurons.

The dentate gyrus has a rich blood supply, allowing blood components to directly impact the stem cells in that region.


When ingested, psilocybin is quickly transformed into psilocin, which has a similar chemical structure to serotonin. Psilocin then binds to different types of serotonin (5-HT) receptors; activation of (mostly) 5-HT2a receptors is what researchers think produces the characteristic effects of psychedelics, such as hallucinations and altered perception.


Recently, to assess the potential therapeutic benefit of psilocybin for PTSD,
......

Re the bolded above.... about the 'rich blood supply' - no wonder the jab (aka bio weapon) can adversely affect the Hippocampus as literally billions of coated nanoparticles are injected and go soaring round the body via the bloodstream.... causing clots, damage to blood cells and god knows what else -

and on the subject of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder... I suspect most people have varying degrees of it - we're all the walking wounded in one way or another... unless we are a perfect person with a perfect life.... and I don't think that applies to many, if any -

You made me laugh here, it remember my earlier times too I had a few trips to the meadows, the dungs usually carry loads of it haha

There was, there is and there will be lots of magical parties around mushrooms here in Thailand there is a special party called "Full Moon Party" that happen often in Koh Panghan in the gulf since long time (hippie times I guess), shrooms are a normal welcome tea offered in there, but since there was a few episodes of people getting arrested due to be absolutely high and out of control (like running naked, getting injuried, the usual stupid, etc..), I heard even cases of death, so it is under watch now, but despite that it still happening.

Here are some articles about the use of psylocibin on many different situations. Anyone can get the links directly from erowid, the page is up since 1996.

Magic mushrooms lift severe depression in clinical trial - TheGuardian, May 17 2016
Magic Mushrooms Are Legal in New Mexico: How 'Bout That? - Inverse, Nov 5 2015
From Psilocybin To MDMA: Researchers Are In The Throes Of A Psychedelic Revival - MintPress News, Oct 22 2015
Do LSD and Magic Mushrooms Have a Place In Medicine? - Time, May 26 2015
This is What Magic Mushrooms Do to your Brain - HuffPost, Mar 12 2015
Scientists experiment with mushrooms - LATimes, Nov 2006
Stage IV cancer patients and psilocybin - Medical News Today, Sep 30 2004
Medicine hope for psychedelic drugs - BBC, Aug 2004

ref.: https://www.erowid.org/plants/mushrooms/mushrooms.shtml

I am sure a lot of studies had been done on mushrooms recently, the page above has a lot of resources to dig in, it worth the time, specially if one want to get into microdosing -> https://www.erowid.org/plants/mushro...oms_dose.shtml

When I first saw this thread I promptly jumped into that video, I have great interest in learning more about it, because months ago I heard from someone commenting about not remembering things as usual, and this person is heavily jabbed, not elderly, so I never associated the idea.. anyway loss of memory can also happen for many other factors, I believe this vaccination campaign is just speeding up the processes.. it is a kill off phase, but evil feeds on suffering not on death, so causing suffering is what we are seeing.

I started the book, so far so good.

[palehorse]

found the scene of this show very interesting.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=OLNagvJHl3g

The name of this show is "The last of us". The show itself isn't great, but they got some interesting scenes like this one.

[Denise/Dizi]

[QUOTE=jaybee;1592521]

Posted by Eva2 (here)
I just went to see if there was anything that might be good for this post and this was the first one that caught my eye and it does seem to fit - the man at the beginning who had a breakdown crisis found peace when he realised that if he was looking at his thoughts (and we could also say looking at our memories in the Hippocampus?) then WHO is it that's looking - I might venture to ask.... is it our Higher Self? watching what's going on and how we are getting on in this Body... ....maybe having a tweak here and there ....

I find it interesting that the thread started out as an introduction to possible mind control via the hippocampus... and over time, you began to question perhaps if it is the "Higher self" ... I think that you were more accurate in your first assessment... Smart dust, etc...

The fact that you created a thread, points more to this being an unusual thing, a way to pull memories and relive them, in such a way that is uncommon to the way that many usually relive their pasts and sift through memories... And that alone is very telling... It's my opinion that we do grow as we get older and experience more of life, but our brains suddenly finding new ways to process those things, well that would seem less likely than more so...

Someone wrote prior to this, "It felt like a life review"... "Before death".... And perhaps that is eactly what it is, but for more nefarious reasons... and externally created for just that... Data collection... I have experienced this myself, the only difference being, I was told it was being prompted, and why... And it absolutely IS a life review, it is a personality evaluation, an evaluation as to the nature of who you are at a very specific level...

Imagie poking at a pinata and waiting to see what treats fall out? I think with Earth mapping, brain mapping, and technologies, we are being mapped. to predict behaviors, to know an individuals mindset, if they're loving, kind, warriors, terrorists, and many other things... How does your mind think and what kind of person are you? And who would want that type of information? That is what we should be questioning.

A sudden onset of new "Gifts", isn't necessarily a gift to those who can recognize it as an intrusion... It isn't the higher self... The higher self would know you better than you knew yourself if this was the case... They would see your reality at levels you cannot... The fact of the matter is, AI has already gotten out of hand, and while we debate how it shoud be ethically used, it has already been deployed...

We've been hacked.... using remote means... Now we need to figure out how it is to be used... And avoid the major issues that will certainly arise as a result of this... AND HOPE those wielding it, are using it for peaceful purposes... But when someone describes it as "4 miserable years"... I think that is telling... When it is so subtle, we believe it is our own self flipping through our memories, but one does pop up their head and ask, who is reading those thoughts? That should be telling as well... Because rest assured, SOMEONE is collecting that data.

[Eva2]

[QUOTE=Denise/Dizi;1592957][QUOTE=jaybee;1592521]

Posted by Eva2 (here)
I just went to see if there was anything that might be good for this post and this was the first one that caught my eye and it does seem to fit - the man at the beginning who had a breakdown crisis found peace when he realised that if he was looking at his thoughts (and we could also say looking at our memories in the Hippocampus?) then WHO is it that's looking - I might venture to ask.... is it our Higher Self? watching what's going on and how we are getting on in this Body... ....maybe having a tweak here and there ....

The quote above comes from Jaybee, not me, these are not my words. I did not write this - maybe just a reference hiccup? Anyway, I label my experience as an "event" as there is an actual date and time when this occurred for me and it began with a physical sensation of something coming through the top of my head, followed by an explosion of memories. It was all very surreal.

[jaybee]

Posted by Denise/Dizi (here)

Posted by jaybee (here)
I just went to see if there was anything that might be good for this post and this was the first one that caught my eye and it does seem to fit - the man at the beginning who had a breakdown crisis found peace when he realised that if he was looking at his thoughts (and we could also say looking at our memories in the Hippocampus?) then WHO is it that's looking - I might venture to ask.... is it our Higher Self? watching what's going on and how we are getting on in this Body... ....maybe having a tweak here and there ....

I find it interesting that the thread started out as an introduction to possible mind control via the hippocampus... and over time, you began to question perhaps if it is the "Higher self" ... I think that you were more accurate in your first assessment... Smart dust, etc...

My remarks about the Higher Self were more in relation to the Eckhart Tolle video - not a change of the basic questioning/speculation as to the possibilities of the Hippocampus being deliberately targeted to facilitate Mind Control....

Someone wrote prior to this, "It felt like a life review"... "Before death"....

yeah that was me then Eva2 gave some feedback on it...

regarding the rest of your post (thanks)..... it certainly is up for debate what's going on and how far the intrusion into out thoughts and memories has gone....and what we can do about it...

cheers

[jaybee]

Posted by Eva2 (here)

The quote above comes from Jaybee, not me, these are not my words. I did not write this - maybe just a reference hiccup? Anyway, I label my experience as an "event" as there is an actual date and time when this occurred for me and it began with a physical sensation of something coming through the top of my head, followed by an explosion of memories. It was all very surreal.

yes the quote attribution was messed up -

you know - reading the above makes me think you may have had a spontaneous kundalini 'eruption' experience -

I had one myself many years ago but it kind of stopped around the shoulder blade area of the spine because the intensity got too much and I pulled out of it, somehow... I could feel the affects on that area of my back for ages after - like weeks....

I instinctively knew it was a kundalini rising experience and joined a forum to talk about it and find out more - one of the things that was talked about was that in a spontaneous rising (as opposed to a rising that comes after many years of meditation and preparation -)...... a powerful spontaneous rising can be difficult and disturbing when the kundalini energy hits the brain and the crown chakra... some people had had this happen and like you had had prolonged after effects -

I think that after mine stopped around the shoulder blade area there could have been a less dramatic trickling up of the kundalini - more gradual.... and after reading about the effects of what happens when the kundalini goes soaring up into the (unprepared) brain and crown chakra.... I thought - phew - it's a good job I pulled out of it when I did... the intensity was EXTREME...

Just talking about it now I can feel the area in my spine that the full force of the rising kundalini energy got to - sounds like yours exploded out of the top of your head.... into the crown chakra and POW....

I haven't searched it yet but I feel sure there are stories like yours related to kundalini - there were in the forum I was on before it closed down - about 15 years ago...

thanks for adding more detail above....

[Eva2]

Posted by jaybee (here)

Posted by Eva2 (here)

The quote above comes from Jaybee, not me, these are not my words. I did not write this - maybe just a reference hiccup? Anyway, I label my experience as an "event" as there is an actual date and time when this occurred for me and it began with a physical sensation of something coming through the top of my head, followed by an explosion of memories. It was all very surreal.

yes the quote attribution was messed up -

you know - reading the above makes me think you may have had a spontaneous kundalini 'eruption' experience -

I had one myself many years ago but it kind of stopped around the shoulder blade area of the spine because the intensity got too much and I pulled out of it, somehow... I could feel the affects on that area of my back for ages after - like weeks....

I instinctively knew it was a kundalini rising experience and joined a forum to talk about it and find out more - one of the things that was talked about was that in a spontaneous rising (as opposed to a rising that comes after many years of meditation and preparation -)...... a powerful spontaneous rising can be difficult and disturbing when the kundalini energy hits the brain and the crown chakra... some people had had this happen and like you had had prolonged after effects -

I think that after mine stopped around the shoulder blade area there could have been a less dramatic trickling up of the kundalini - more gradual.... and after reading about the effects of what happens when the kundalini goes soaring up into the (unprepared) brain and crown chakra.... I thought - phew - it's a good job I pulled out of it when I did... the intensity was EXTREME...

Just talking about it now I can feel the area in my spine that the full force of the rising kundalini energy got to - sounds like yours exploded out of the top of your head.... into the crown chakra and POW....

I haven't searched it yet but I feel sure there are stories like yours related to kundalini - there were in the forum I was on before it closed down - about 15 years ago...

thanks for adding more detail above....

Don't want to derail your thread and take it off track but just want to respond to your (interesting) comment. I did have (what I think?) was a big kundalini experience in 2007 which returned in varying degrees quite a few times over the years, although the experiences and the strength of them has diminished over the past 4 years. The "event" that happened 4 years ago really felt like something was "dropping from above" through the top of my head. I've thought a lot about it over the years and keep returning to the idea that this was not a "good thing". My fatigue/weakness/anxiety issues started around that time and I began to feel that perhaps "something" was feeding on my life force. I know that sounds crazy and maybe it is but can't stop the thoughts supporting this idea - mind you, I don't have much faith (particularly these last few years) with what is coming through and on in my head. This was not at all a "happy, feel good" experience - its been a very rough 4 years for me. It does sound like you had the genuine kundalini experience - sounds very positive! Anyway, back to your original topic - sorry for the detour

[Vangelo]

Posted by jaybee (here)
...
Now this may be something or it may be nothing - it may related to a natural aging process or something else but I wonder if any one else has experienced this...

In the last 2 3 years I've been getting a lot of memory flashes often of very mundane scenes - just out of the blue I will get a strong memory flash come into my mind from any time in my life - then it's gone as quickly as it arrived...

It's been happening so much I was thinking - what's going on? is this like a kind of slow death? - you know how it's said that a drowning person sees their whole life pass before their eyes or a newly deceased person goes through a detailed life review........ the scenes that were popping up out of nowhere unrelated to anything I was thinking about or doing were, as I said, often extremely mundane - everyday scenes not dramatic or exciting ones (pretty much how our lives are in their entirety?)

....

One explanation for memories popping randomly into your head could be that your psyche is trying to heal past wounds i.e. its trying to do shadow work.  It is something that has happened to me and still happens to me. Basically, a random memory would pop into my head for no obvious rhyme or reason - or so I thought.  I later figured out that the memory popped into my head because something is happening in my real life that is somehow connected to that memory.  It could be a direct and obvious link (a similar argument with the same person) or it could be less obvious like the same emotional response but the events and participants are not the same.  I believe the psyche is bringing it to my attention because it wants me to heal my past wounds.

This type of thing tends to happen to people in the second half of their lives (when they have less daily demands to strive and succeed and more time to unconsciously pursue self awareness and individuation).  If you are open to shadow work, and pursuing self awareness, the best piece of advice I can offer is to tune into those memories.  Stop what you are doing and allow yourself to feel the memory and also remember the details.  Then try to determine what just happened in your real life when the memory popped into your head.  Making a correlation between the memory and what you are feeling and experiencing at that exact moment will lead to an understanding of the wound that memory is recalling.  

I know the above sounds whacky and confusing but for me, it turned out to be the single most important thing that got me to start my journey of self-awareness and discovery.  The memories would not stop popping into my head and I had to figure out what was happening.  This book, "The Inconsequential Child" by Anthony Martino describes a similar process.  It is written not as a process description but as his first hand experience of his memories and what they lead him to.

[jaybee]

Posted by Eva2 (here)
Don't want to derail your thread and take it off track but just want to respond to your (interesting) comment. I did have (what I think?) was a big kundalini experience in 2007 which returned in varying degrees quite a few times over the years, although the experiences and the strength of them has diminished over the past 4 years. The "event" that happened 4 years ago really felt like something was "dropping from above" through the top of my head. I've thought a lot about it over the years and keep returning to the idea that this was not a "good thing". My fatigue/weakness/anxiety issues started around that time and I began to feel that perhaps "something" was feeding on my life force. I know that sounds crazy and maybe it is but can't stop the thoughts supporting this idea - mind you, I don't have much faith (particularly these last few years) with what is coming through and on in my head. This was not at all a "happy, feel good" experience - its been a very rough 4 years for me. It does sound like you had the genuine kundalini experience - sounds very positive! Anyway, back to your original topic - sorry for the detour

Thanks for all that - we can take the clues and go where they lead - it's a BIG subject with no hard and fast boundry - my main kundalini experience was around 2007 as well (or there abouts) and there were other 'risings' after that - the same as with you....of diminishing intensity -

I'm still thinking that your 'event' 4 years ago might be related to a kundalini experience - kind of in reverse - god only knows what experiments the wanna~be~dictators are funding and when you think about it.... kundalini is the (mysterious, invisible and potent) web of energy that connects us all - and all living things? and all life?............ they are bound to be messing with it in some way regarding experiments on how to control and enslave us ..... and whatnot.... ??

not saying you are being targeted as an individual, necessarily - but something could be going on with kundalini energy generally....... (in reverse) ?? this is tentative speculation, of course....

sounds like you have been going through a really difficult time -

bless you

[jaybee]

Posted by Vangelo (here)

Posted by jaybee (here)
...
Now this may be something or it may be nothing - it may related to a natural aging process or something else but I wonder if any one else has experienced this...

In the last 2 3 years I've been getting a lot of memory flashes often of very mundane scenes - just out of the blue I will get a strong memory flash come into my mind from any time in my life - then it's gone as quickly as it arrived...

It's been happening so much I was thinking - what's going on? is this like a kind of slow death? - you know how it's said that a drowning person sees their whole life pass before their eyes or a newly deceased person goes through a detailed life review........ the scenes that were popping up out of nowhere unrelated to anything I was thinking about or doing were, as I said, often extremely mundane - everyday scenes not dramatic or exciting ones (pretty much how our lives are in their entirety?)

....

One explanation for memories popping randomly into your head could be that your psyche is trying to heal past wounds i.e. its trying to do shadow work.  It is something that has happened to me and still happens to me. Basically, a random memory would pop into my head for no obvious rhyme or reason - or so I thought.  I later figured out that the memory popped into my head because something is happening in my real life that is somehow connected to that memory.  It could be a direct and obvious link (a similar argument with the same person) or it could be less obvious like the same emotional response but the events and participants are not the same.  I believe the psyche is bringing it to my attention because it wants me to heal my past wounds.

This type of thing tends to happen to people in the second half of their lives (when they have less daily demands to strive and succeed and more time to unconsciously pursue self awareness and individuation).  If you are open to shadow work, and pursuing self awareness, the best piece of advice I can offer is to tune into those memories.  Stop what you are doing and allow yourself to feel the memory and also remember the details.  Then try to determine what just happened in your real life when the memory popped into your head.  Making a correlation between the memory and what you are feeling and experiencing at that exact moment will lead to an understanding of the wound that memory is recalling.  

I know the above sounds whacky and confusing but for me, it turned out to be the single most important thing that got me to start my journey of self-awareness and discovery.  The memories would not stop popping into my head and I had to figure out what was happening.  This book, "The Inconsequential Child" by Anthony Martino describes a similar process.  It is written not as a process description but as his first hand experience of his memories and what they lead him to.

thanks - I will certainly take on board what you have said, apply it and see what happens....

[Denise/Dizi]

Thank You jaybee...

I was replying to the subject in general, and found a post in which you and eva2 were exchanging, so I left yur name on the top... Showing where the quote was from, and left Eva's message in the blue for others to see you were replying to something they had said... Sorry for any confusion... The overall post I was replying to was HERE: https://projectavalon.net/forum4/sho...=1#post1592521

Sorry for any confusion as to whom said what... I do apologize, I was in a tremendous rush...

I haven't yet had the time to listen to Eckhart video, thank you for the link

[jaybee]

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Posted by Vangelo (here)

Posted by jaybee (here)
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Now this may be something or it may be nothing - it may related to a natural aging process or something else but I wonder if any one else has experienced this...

In the last 2 3 years I've been getting a lot of memory flashes often of very mundane scenes - just out of the blue I will get a strong memory flash come into my mind from any time in my life - then it's gone as quickly as it arrived...

It's been happening so much I was thinking - what's going on? is this like a kind of slow death? - you know how it's said that a drowning person sees their whole life pass before their eyes or a newly deceased person goes through a detailed life review........ the scenes that were popping up out of nowhere unrelated to anything I was thinking about or doing were, as I said, often extremely mundane - everyday scenes not dramatic or exciting ones (pretty much how our lives are in their entirety?)

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One explanation for memories popping randomly into your head could be that your psyche is trying to heal past wounds i.e. its trying to do shadow work.  It is something that has happened to me and still happens to me. Basically, a random memory would pop into my head for no obvious rhyme or reason - or so I thought.  I later figured out that the memory popped into my head because something is happening in my real life that is somehow connected to that memory.  It could be a direct and obvious link (a similar argument with the same person) or it could be less obvious like the same emotional response but the events and participants are not the same.  I believe the psyche is bringing it to my attention because it wants me to heal my past wounds.

This type of thing tends to happen to people in the second half of their lives (when they have less daily demands to strive and succeed and more time to unconsciously pursue self awareness and individuation).  If you are open to shadow work, and pursuing self awareness, the best piece of advice I can offer is to tune into those memories.  Stop what you are doing and allow yourself to feel the memory and also remember the details.  Then try to determine what just happened in your real life when the memory popped into your head.  Making a correlation between the memory and what you are feeling and experiencing at that exact moment will lead to an understanding of the wound that memory is recalling.  

I know the above sounds whacky and confusing but for me, it turned out to be the single most important thing that got me to start my journey of self-awareness and discovery.  The memories would not stop popping into my head and I had to figure out what was happening.  This book, "The Inconsequential Child" by Anthony Martino describes a similar process.  It is written not as a process description but as his first hand experience of his memories and what they lead him to.

thanks - I will certainly take on board what you have said, apply it and see what happens....

..... I have taken a closer look at the memories that pop up out of nowhere and I have to report that they don't appear to be connected to a psychological process leading to more self awareness - but are - as I first thought - random and often very mundane flashes of images and past situations in my life ..... and it's pot luck what might come up...

but thanks for the suggestion....

[jaybee]

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I said I would put notes that I made when watching the Michael Nehls interview in a post - I haven't forgotten but I don't have the brain space and time to get into that right now... so that will have to wait until after Christmas -

coming back to this.... and here are some basic notes I made when going through the interview between Mike Adams and Michael Nehls - in the Opening Post...time stamps approximate...

https://www.brighteon.com/embed/c008...-3c66fb5d3c3c/

Hippocampus

Mental Immune System

5:22...MRNA jab causes the autobiographical centre to lose it's function - the narrative overcomes + your individuality is erased and the narrative becomes your new personality...

6:00 - new programming

6:38 - people indoctrinated by certain narratives

6:45 - you cannot talk about the content of these narratives any more in a scientific way - you cannot argue for or against anything - essentially the discussion itself becomes the problem

7:13 - these narratives become part of a person's new personality and no one wants their personality to be put in question

8:40 - people are essentially in a situation where they have no choice but to install these narratives into their brain because they are hearing it in the main news (etc) all the time - narratives installed when come with emotion - forced to install these things even though their autobiographical memory centre not working any more


10:08 - Media there to reinforce the programming rather than inform

11:22 - new nerve cells = curiosity - ability to think without erasing previous memory

MRNA is neuro toxic - new memories with fear over ride old memories especially when story changes on a daily basis

12:38 - Hippocampus learns new things if they come with newness and emotion

13:02 - we know that everything was very well planned ahead - there are documents and that billions of injections were ready in a year

the story was changing daily and it looked like they didn't know what they were doing but changes (like this) best way to force the hippocampus to take it in

14:30 - neuro hacking - hippocampus forced to process changing narrative as a way to mind wipe memories the autobiographical memories the person already has

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20:30 - to introduce a way of living that no one would want to have (ie 'Great' Reset) have to erase previous memories and take on new emotionally charged narrative

so people will accept a Global Government that no one would actually accept under normal circumstances...

18:06 - first block the nerve cells in the Hippocampus - process that's called 'adult' (?)

neuro genesis - birth of new nerve cells

19:25 - Spike Protein creates an inflammatory process in the brain - nerve cells in Hippocampus shot down -
contents of jab needs to cross the blood/brain barrier

20:22 - activated the immune cells that reside in the brain - inflammation leads to a blockage of the production of these nerve cells

normal healthy nerve cells have important function...

1. curiosity
2. ability to think
3. psychological resilience

21:48 - personality changes in people who took the jab - they lost higher discernment and reasoning

mental energy lies in the production of nerve cells in the Hippocampus

people behaving in emotionally charged, inconsistent ways after jab

24:16 - real hacking real reprogramming of human beings - accelerating of Alzheimer's (up 31% in Germany?)
Alzheimer's = lack of production of new nerve cells in Hippocampus
26:00 - if caught in early stages Alzheimer's can be reversed

28:40 - avoid neuro inflammatory foods
3:00 - sleep - Hippocampus needs sleep to refresh and regenerate - to help process - touch others - look into their eyes - be socially active -

32:40 - have purpose in life - passion - drive - hope - think positive thoughts


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ps.... I said I would report on the Lion's Mane - well - I think it's doing something - it's hard to describe and the effects are quite subtle - but I feel sure it's helping in a good way and I'm going to carry on with it -

[jaybee]

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Another inspiring video from Mike Adams - on the general theme of combatting Mind Control and increasing Brain Power...

In the first hour Mike speaks on this subject and the second part is about the 'Goldback' - that actually contains real gold...

Mike is buzzing and excited to share info on all this - his enthusiasm is contagious - in another post earlier I said he was a Superman type with all the things he does and I might be upgrading him to a closet Savant now -

One big reveal (that I believe but hadn't heard about before...) that comes from his interview with Michael Nehls in the Opening Post ... is that, contrary to common belief we haven't got a set amount of brain cells that gradually die off never to be replaced... turns out the Hippocampus is the part of the brain that can produce new brain cells throughout a person's life... we can go on learning and getting smarter (and therefore wiser hopefully) - but clearly the PTB don't like that so everyone is quite literally being dumbed down... presumably so there is less threat to the dominance of the Ruling Class... the Billionaire / trillionaire Class who want to remain in control..

Quote from 45:12...."How big of a Big Picture thinker do you want to be? There's no limit - so don't let anybody ever be a cognitive Doom and Gloomer..."


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my very brief notes -

after preamble about coming interviews etc - starts around 9:00... Hippocampus is the 'Hardware' of the Brain and centre of Neurogenesis - also there is plasticity that creates connections and that is like the 'Software' ...

11:00 - refers to the Michael Nehls interview and talks about inflammatory stuff in foods - speaks about the 'myth' of limited brain cell generation -

15:35 - Talks about Lion's Mane (mushroom supplement) with great enthusiasm..and how it can help regrow nerve cells - talks about when he nearly severed his index finger but now it's completely healed..

19:30 - talks about his daily Smoothie and anti inflammatory Super Foods...

23:56 - shares 4 things that aids the brain for super learning ability -

1. Lion's Mane mushroom supplement -

2. Neuro anti inflammatory super foods -

3. avoiding neuro toxins - for example - monosodiumglutimate (MSG), yeast extract, aspartame, soy sauce -

4. exposure to large amounts of new stimuli - hyper learning -

(I think this was the place where Mike get's very excited sharing some of the things he does for hyper learning - like turning the pages of a book and just looking at them - then the brain has seen it all and can process what it's seen during sleep.... he laughs and says then turn the book upside down and turn the pages again - talks about learning a language - Mike is HIGH on neurogenesis and learning new things... .... and sharing it all...

48:00 - comments about the Middle East -
52:50 - predictions about the Middle East -

then onto the section about Goldbacks and an interview with their founder......

Source: https://www.brighteon.com/embed/dc7a7d0b-de24-4476-9b05-f631c68420df


video description...

Unlocking the Power of Neurogenesis: Supercharge Your Learning and Unleash the Potential of Your Mind

Today's broadcast covers something that can literally change your life. Following a severe injury where I nearly lost my index finger, I stumbled onto a protocol of nutrition and phytonutrients that, when combined with a couple of other steps, can vastly accelerate cognitive learning and retrieval.

Today I reveal the four simple steps to learn almost anything at any age, and how to support your brain's growth of new brain cells (at any age also), along with surprising ways to "trick" your brain's neural network into structuring and "learning" information automatically, quite literally without any conscious effort at all.

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Plus, today we also feature a fascinating interview with Jeremy Cordon, the founder of the Goldback company, with a detailed discussion about gold divisibility, utility and the advantages of off-grid money (systems of value) that work even when the power grid isn't functioning. Find that interview at the same channel link above.