We’ve been fooled from birth into thinking the human being is only capable of perceiving through five senses.
To those who cannot see, it may be impossible to imagine what those who can talk of when describing the visual realm.
To those who cannot hear, there may no reference point to comprehend what lies in the world of sound.
So not surprisingly, those who’ve only known the frequency spectrums perceivable through the usual five senses may be unable to fathom - especially when the majority of mankind subscribes to the same belief systems regarding the matter - that there are others who have either been born with or activated capacities for perceiving a wider range information and phenomena undetectable with the five common senses.
photo credit: Alvaro Reyes
Some of what a minority may perceive through the “clairvoyant, clairaudient, clairsentient, ESP, etc” may occur through the pineal gland - the so-called “third eye.”
Far from mere folktale, the science of this powerful mechanism of the human body/brain has become increasingly clear in revealing that indeed, the pineal gland is capable to perceiving sensory information on frequency spectrums our other five senses can’t.
Less spoken about, are certain capacities of the human mind to perceive what may only be possible through complex pattern recognition - not merely a direct perception of sensory-input presented in front of a person in real time, but a multi-dimensional comprehension of how such in-the-moment vibrational input fits into a much larger context of complex system dynamics playing out over an incredibly large range of time.
Such modality of perception is not merely a sense unto its own - but a product of the growth of large neural networks over time.
The dismissal of those who've entered into years-long research and study of lesser-known aspects of history, global politics, and complex socio-cultural-economic systems as "conspiracy theorists" has become a cult-like phenomena.
Yet, 9.9 times out of 10, it might be guaranteed that those arrogantly & self-righteously condemning seekers of truths simply are deaf, dumb, and blind to vast spectrums of information.
Without possessing the same background of knowledge, certain aspects - often misinterpreted as "theories" - may seem ludicrous. Though as the saying goes...
The smarter you are, the dumber you'll sound to dumb people.
Granted, there are surely some "conspiracy theories" which are too far out there off the deep end. Yet lumping them all into one generic label and dismissing large chunks of Truth along with other stories that have no merit is pure, irresponsible foolishness.
No one knows everything.
Yet to dismiss anyone who may be speaking 99% Truth because of the 1% incorrect only makes those judging stupider.
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Along the path, perhaps we must learn and exercise the wisdom to be discerning with whom we speak and share.
There is no point in trying to have certain conversations with people who've made no investment in acquiring the foundational knowledge to qualify themselves for intelligent discussion of certain matters.
Someone who has not even completed chemistry 101 is not going to be able to have a proper conversation on the topic with a college professor. Likewise, coherent debate is not possible when a person's cognitive dissonance has had them brashly dismiss entire realms of information without even bothering to look into any of it and grasp the fundamentals.
Whether via conscious choice or cognitive dissonance, many have deactivated their own abilities to perceive certain truths. And no amount of talking can get through to a deaf person. Nor can any amount of sign language get through to the blind.
And none can be awakened by force when it is not their time.
photo credit: BP Miller
However, once you see, you cannot unsee.
Like the story of the ancient shaman who saw the ships coming when no one else in the tribe could, for they'd never seen such a thing before and thus their brains could not even process the sight...
To walk such a path, seeing what others cannot, can be lonely and challenging. Especially in the midst of a narcissistic culture condemning those speaking against conventional narratives - irregardless of what falsehoods they may be based in - as "crazy."
Though perhaps such trials are something of "intiation rites" upon the path of soul sovereignty.
Necessary tests of our ability to hold firm in our inner knowing, trust ourselves, and staying true to not to tribal beliefs susceptible to fluctuation, but our own, unique direct experience through objective consciousness.
Which may entail allowing our own beliefs to be challenged. To fully embracing the debate that may reveal the weaknesses in our own rationale or pinpoint certain perceptual flaws. To consider where our own cognitive biases may have blinded us to broader ranges of information in which our innerstandings could expand.
And then, standing once again in the Divinely-bestowed gifts our of higher sensory capacities to see clearly for ourselves...
The dolphin is ALWAYS staring you in the face. It is up to each person whether or not they punch it, kiss, it, ignore it, or any other reaction other than look at it, tap the thumbs up icon and move on.
I love reading these effusions from you as I have a sense of where the surges emanate from with the cyclical nature of your posts.
Awesome.
I find that particularly intriguing, as I often have no clue myself. Lol.
(Especially with stuff like this one... which began a few months ago and sat around untouched, until I just felt like clearing out some space by finally wrapping it up today. haha!)
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Maybe you happen to post it at the right time for me or the universe just coincides. Whatever it is I feel like you have had a recent "head clearing" experience and are brain draining afterwards.
Or I just like to read too much into things.
HIVE!D
whatever string instrument that dude's playing is badass! 😎
I thought it made a good "Truth Beyond Senses" Scene
High regards!
I'm not seeing the dolphin yet, but conspiracies...yes to all those, plain as day!
I'm not even sure there is a dolphin in this one. haha!
I remember doing these when I was a kid, though didn't get this one fast enough to see a dolphin - which makes me question whether there actually is, or its merely a scan of a book image that loses its 'magic' once digitized. Chances are, I'm probably just too impatient and moved on too quick. 🤷♂️
Have you ever seen the movie Lucy? I was just watching it the other day and it was talking about the human mind and how little of it we used. They were talking about dolphins as well and how they are able to use much more of their brain than us. Something I already knew from Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy. It was still interesting event though it was a fictional action flick.
Fuck yeah. SO good.
That and Limitless are two of my favorite movies ever. 😎