It's in Your Head

The pineal gland (the seat of the sixth level of consciousness, in the midbrain) was, in ancient times, the way Homo erectus, our previous human model, and even Cro-Magnon, our current model, in its early days, “spoke” with one another, in nonverbal communication of consciousness.

They did not yet have the art of languages as we understand them today, but they had the art of communicating through thought. In ancient times, spiritual people and mystics believed the seat of the soul was in the pineal gland, because the sixth seal is the extrasensory center in the brain. This seal vibrates in the ranges of infrared, visible light and ultraviolet.

Today we call it telepathy, and they were supreme telepaths.

They did it from childhood, sending and receiving by placing the face of the receiver/sender before them, in their mind's eye, and focusing on that person. In effect, they built a living model in their frontal lobe, and with the practiced patience of a skilled craftsman, they created an experience in consciousness within a unified mind.

This ability, which exists in most animals in nature as an everyday, ordinary way of communicating, has become a strange phenomenon in our society, seen as extrasensory.

In ancient times, this is how tribes communicated with one another all over the world. All they had to do was focus on something meaningful to the person the transmission was meant for. It could be an object, like a garment, a necklace or a feather, and it could simply be a memory. The pineal gland was the important gland that made it possible to receive and send thought communication.

The inhabitants of the lands of the ancient world communicated not in language or chatter but in images and knowing, through telepathy. They didn't pay monthly cell phone bills, and they didn't suffer from poor reception or radiation sickness.

Today telepathy has become entertainment, a warm-up act before a mass performance. It's a murky field that belongs to mentalists on stage, to eccentrics with flashes of insight and to people who are just hard to believe. In ancient times it was the only supreme form of communication. Telepathy doesn't need eyes, ears, language rules, syntax or grammar. It rises above the vocal ranges of alto and baritone, above the physical limits of topography, and so it is not limited by time and distance. The information reaches its destination even faster than light, which, according to today’s religion of science, nothing can outrun.

As Cro-Magnon developed, the upper brain suppressed this ability, pushing the midbrain down and claiming the dominant role.

Although this ability seems to have been lost to us in the winding depths of evolution, it hasn't disappeared. You came here equipped with everything you need to evolve, and much more. Simple, daily practice in extrasensory communication will do wonders for your midbrain. You'll discover that a dormant part of you has awakened, and the more you focus on practicing, the more something within you will crave it. Over time your knowing will grow and rise even above time. Every time a shiver of intuition that came true runs through you, your midbrain is receiving high-vibration transmissions from the future.

All the seals in the body, from the first to the seventh, are vortex formations: torsion fields.

These are energy centers of vibrations of consciousness, located near or in the immediate vicinity of glands whose role is to secrete hormones, molecules of emotion. These are messages encoded in emotion (electrochemical information) that act on one another.

The way you think activates a vibration in a seal that is equivalent in consciousness to the hormone being produced, and this passes the information on to the next seal below or above it, and in most cases also to the billions of cells in your body. The cells are updated in real time on everything going on between your ears, and bring it to you as a bodily sensation. You wear your thoughts in flesh and blood as physical sensations and feelings, and this is the gift of creation: to experience your thoughts.

Reflect for a moment on what you have just read, and you’ll see how divine and wondrous it is. Without this mandate, your existence here would lack what we commonly call the zest of life.

To days of choosing to know.

Ran