Your Brain, a Magic Wand for a Fantastic Reality
About the evening
You're invited to watch the talk held at the Cinematheque
A fusion of esoteric spiritual knowledge and science.
Our brain, a multidimensional supercomputer, and the enormous potential hidden within it. Did you know that your brain, yes, that organ you're not quite clear about that lives between your two ears, contains every substance your body can produce, every chemical message there is, every substance that exists in nature, seen and unseen, everything you already know and everything you haven't yet learned about?
Your brain was designed to receive every thought that has ever existed, in every time and dimension. But it will activate to receive only the thoughts you allow yourself to regard as possible and reasonable. And what makes something “reasonable”? What you were trained to believe was possible and logical.
Of all the wonderful thoughts waiting in line to enter your brain, gifts from the divine mind, you let in only those that line up with social consciousness and logic, with its limited thinking. So the vast majority of your brain is asleep, and honestly, nobody's home; the rooms are empty…
A multidimensional supercomputer that does nothing but answer emails and WhatsApp messages.
Waiting in the dark for you to awaken to the light. Four percent of it is honestly what you work with in your routine, your life. Four. Without noticing, you also call it your personality, or in other words, your personal perception of reality, your life: emails, the kitchen trash can, the situation at the office, the banking app, that kind of thing.
And what about the rest, you ask? Well, what about them, really?
Maybe they're just meant to hold your forehead in place, so it doesn't, heaven forbid, slip back into the world of apes and reptiles… So what does the rest of the brain do, then?
Have you ever asked yourself that?
And if that miracle really happened in your life and you did ask, what did you do with the question?
Come learn things about your brain that even the universities don't know.