ISSC Researcher: Pioneer Study of the Brain
as an Antennae to the Informational Universe
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Theoretical physicists, including John Wheeler, have long stated that the Universe consists of information embedded in the quantum field that is the basis for reality. Dr. José Miguel Gaona, who worked with Michael Persinger, inventor of the God Helmet, is arguably the world’s expert on the numerous studies documenting all aspects of the brain’s ability to import and export information from quantum reality. He greatly expands on Dr. Morse’s early work on The God Spot, the brain’s right temporal lobe, documenting that we are all hard-wired to communicate with a conscious universe.
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The Brain as an Antennae
By Jose Miguel Gaona MD, PhD
For many, the brain is a simple organ that centralizes all sensations in a passive way, and that executes cognitive and volitional functions. However, it is an organ that is also very receptive to all types of surrounding stimuli, whether sound, visual through light, or any other of the five senses. In addition to the previous stimuli, the brain cannot be free of all the physical influences that surround us in their different magnitudes, whether electromagnetic, ionizing, microwaves, or even vibrations in the form of sound.
These results are markedly consistent with previous research on important or sacred sites, which have shown significant sonic resonance features within this precise range of frequencies. An additional consideration is applied to the potential effects of 110 Hz physical stimuli on biological systems in the context of neurotheology and the associated biophysical analyses in order to demonstrate the potential importance of 110 Hz signals on religious experience and subjective states of consciousness.[1]
As has been demonstrated experimentally, the living brain responds to pulsatile electromagnetic fields. The development of living systems from single cell to multicellular organisms occurred within the geomagnetic field. As Dubrov et al.[2] succinctly summarized, there are large numbers of correlational studies that indicate all organisms respond to some component of geomagnetic activity.
Rajaram et al.[3] and Michon et al.[4] demonstrated that the magnitude of the correlation between spontaneous seizures in epileptic rats and geomagnetic activity during the same intervals was experimentally reproducible when the rats were exposed to a simulated “magnetic storm” pattern generated within the laboratory, a clear demonstration of physical influence on brain activity.
In other words, the brain acts as if it were a true antenna. Some of its energies, through the Faraday Effect, are transformed into pure electricity, a phenomenon that is used in therapeutic maneuverers in neurology such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) or tDCS (Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation) or bio photo stimulation. The latter uses wave magnitudes close to those of the laser to stimulate or inhibit certain brain areas. The issue can reach such extremes that, for example, one of our colleagues at the Laurentian University in Canada has carried out measurements of electrical differentials on the brains of cadavers, finding electrical activity obviously not produced by the brain itself, but as a consequence of physical energies around us.[5]
In order to understand this phenomenon, we must also talk about the energies that the brain itself generates at all times and that since the beginning of the 20th century, the inventor of the electroencephalograph Hans Berger was able to demonstrate. Regarding this scientist, it should be added that at the time he was ridiculed since the great scientific leaders of the time denied the possibility of the existence of electric fields generated in the brain, everything being a mere biochemical issue. This issue of negation by orthodox scientists' cultural constructs is still valid today.
The generation of energy in part of the brain that alters our environment translates into the alterations they cause in the random number generators.
Par example, specifically, large-scale animal mortality within a slaughterhouse factory was examined by Gaona et al.[6] for potential influence on the output of a random event generator. A number of intriguing effects were observed, and further theoretical interpretations were explored. Results previously obtained by Radin et al.[7], determined that consciousness-correlated effects of a human operator on the growth of cultured cells appear to increase as time progresses.
Therefore, what we postulate is a bidirectional interaction: our brains receive and react to physical stimuli coming from our environment, but they also "leave a mark" on that same environment that could be the matrix, as if it were a universal library, a consciousness to which we would all have access.
[1] Archaeoacoustic Investigation of a Prehistoric Cave Site: Frequency-Dependent Sound Amplification and Potential Relevance for Neurotheology. NeuroQuantology | December 2014 | Volume 12 | Issue 4 | Page 455-463 Gaona et al., Archaeoacoustic investigation of a prehistoric cave site
[2] Dubrov AP, Brown FA (1978) The geomagnetic field and life. Geomagnetobiology, Plenum Press, New York. p. 318.
[3] Rajaram M, Mitra S (1981) Correlation between convulsive seizure and geomagnetic activity. Neurosci Lett 24: 187-191.
[4] Michon AL, Persinger MA (1997) Experimental simulation of the effects of increased geomagnetic activity upon nocturnal seizures in epileptic rats. Neurosci Lett 224: 53-56.
[5] Neural Tissues Filter Electromagnetic Fields: Investigating Regional Processing of Induced Current in Ex vivo Brain Specimens. Article in Biology and Medicine · January 2017. DOI: 10.4172/0974-8369.1000392. Rouleau, Nicholas. Persinger, Michael.
[6] Gaona, J. M., Caswell, J. M., Tessaro, L. W. E. & Rouleau, N., Journal of Consciousness Exploration & Research| June 2014 | Volume 5 | Issue 5 | pp. 448-466 Transnational Exploratory FieldREG Investigation III: Statistical Anomalies in a Random Physical System Proximal to Large-Scale Animal Mortality
[7] Radin, D., Taft, R., & Yount, G. (2004). Effects of healing intention on cultured cells and truly random events. The Journal of Alternative and Complimentary Medicine, 10(1): 103-112.
For many, the brain is a simple organ that centralizes all sensations in a passive way, and that executes cognitive and volitional functions. However, it is an organ that is also very receptive to all types of surrounding stimuli, whether sound, visual through light, or any other of the five senses. In addition to the previous stimuli, the brain cannot be free of all the physical influences that surround us in their different magnitudes, whether electromagnetic, ionizing, microwaves, or even vibrations in the form of sound.
These results are markedly consistent with previous research on important or sacred sites, which have shown significant sonic resonance features within this precise range of frequencies. An additional consideration is applied to the potential effects of 110 Hz physical stimuli on biological systems in the context of neurotheology and the associated biophysical analyses in order to demonstrate the potential importance of 110 Hz signals on religious experience and subjective states of consciousness.[1]
As has been demonstrated experimentally, the living brain responds to pulsatile electromagnetic fields. The development of living systems from single cell to multicellular organisms occurred within the geomagnetic field. As Dubrov et al.[2] succinctly summarized, there are large numbers of correlational studies that indicate all organisms respond to some component of geomagnetic activity.
Rajaram et al.[3] and Michon et al.[4] demonstrated that the magnitude of the correlation between spontaneous seizures in epileptic rats and geomagnetic activity during the same intervals was experimentally reproducible when the rats were exposed to a simulated “magnetic storm” pattern generated within the laboratory, a clear demonstration of physical influence on brain activity.
In other words, the brain acts as if it were a true antenna. Some of its energies, through the Faraday Effect, are transformed into pure electricity, a phenomenon that is used in therapeutic maneuverers in neurology such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) or tDCS (Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation) or bio photo stimulation. The latter uses wave magnitudes close to those of the laser to stimulate or inhibit certain brain areas. The issue can reach such extremes that, for example, one of our colleagues at the Laurentian University in Canada has carried out measurements of electrical differentials on the brains of cadavers, finding electrical activity obviously not produced by the brain itself, but as a consequence of physical energies around us.[5]
In order to understand this phenomenon, we must also talk about the energies that the brain itself generates at all times and that since the beginning of the 20th century, the inventor of the electroencephalograph Hans Berger was able to demonstrate. Regarding this scientist, it should be added that at the time he was ridiculed since the great scientific leaders of the time denied the possibility of the existence of electric fields generated in the brain, everything being a mere biochemical issue. This issue of negation by orthodox scientists' cultural constructs is still valid today.
The generation of energy in part of the brain that alters our environment translates into the alterations they cause in the random number generators.
Par example, specifically, large-scale animal mortality within a slaughterhouse factory was examined by Gaona et al.[6] for potential influence on the output of a random event generator. A number of intriguing effects were observed, and further theoretical interpretations were explored. Results previously obtained by Radin et al.[7], determined that consciousness-correlated effects of a human operator on the growth of cultured cells appear to increase as time progresses.
Therefore, what we postulate is a bidirectional interaction: our brains receive and react to physical stimuli coming from our environment, but they also "leave a mark" on that same environment that could be the matrix, as if it were a universal library, a consciousness to which we would all have access.
[1] Archaeoacoustic Investigation of a Prehistoric Cave Site: Frequency-Dependent Sound Amplification and Potential Relevance for Neurotheology. NeuroQuantology | December 2014 | Volume 12 | Issue 4 | Page 455-463 Gaona et al., Archaeoacoustic investigation of a prehistoric cave site
[2] Dubrov AP, Brown FA (1978) The geomagnetic field and life. Geomagnetobiology, Plenum Press, New York. p. 318.
[3] Rajaram M, Mitra S (1981) Correlation between convulsive seizure and geomagnetic activity. Neurosci Lett 24: 187-191.
[4] Michon AL, Persinger MA (1997) Experimental simulation of the effects of increased geomagnetic activity upon nocturnal seizures in epileptic rats. Neurosci Lett 224: 53-56.
[5] Neural Tissues Filter Electromagnetic Fields: Investigating Regional Processing of Induced Current in Ex vivo Brain Specimens. Article in Biology and Medicine · January 2017. DOI: 10.4172/0974-8369.1000392. Rouleau, Nicholas. Persinger, Michael.
[6] Gaona, J. M., Caswell, J. M., Tessaro, L. W. E. & Rouleau, N., Journal of Consciousness Exploration & Research| June 2014 | Volume 5 | Issue 5 | pp. 448-466 Transnational Exploratory FieldREG Investigation III: Statistical Anomalies in a Random Physical System Proximal to Large-Scale Animal Mortality
[7] Radin, D., Taft, R., & Yount, G. (2004). Effects of healing intention on cultured cells and truly random events. The Journal of Alternative and Complimentary Medicine, 10(1): 103-112.