Third eye/ESP techniques

a reply to: supermilkman

Yea, it can bring a host of problems and one can feel they gave a part of themselves up, but it can be a worthwhile experience due to how one can feel out the brain, and a sort of, putting back the pieces, and pulling one self back together., re harmonizing one self...

That is if one not driven mad by the processe.
I'm inclined to believe that there are better ways, then screwing around with it.

Also, would you believe that the so called sixth sense, is actually the combination of the other five senses, sight, smell, hearing, taste, and my favorite, touch.

originally posted by: Specimen
a reply to: supermilkman

Yea, it can bring a host of problems and one can feel they gave a part of themselves up, but it can be a worthwhile experience due to how one can feel out the brain, and a sort of, putting back the pieces, and pulling one self back together., re harmonizing one self...

That is if one not driven mad by the processe.

I'm inclined to believe that there are better ways, then screwing around with it.

Also, would you believe that the so called sixth sense, is actually the combination of the other five senses, sight, smell, hearing, taste, and my favorite, touch.

Personally I think opening the third eye is the forerunner to evolution. Data access is something that I've been interested in and am trying to learn more about electromagnetism and free energy. I believe inventors like Tesla had an opened third eye as he often spoke about the aether and harmonizing with nature.

He has also been reported to have eidetic memory and would occasionally have visions and see flashes of white light which are common symptoms to an opened third eye. I guess you could've called him an indigo but that's just my opinion.

Needless to say he contributed to a major industrial revolution with his electric devices. His ultimate goal was to give free wireless electricity to the masses but the firm that was funding him wanted to profit off his ideas and ended up exploiting him. The government turned his inventions into big business when Tesla desired philanthropy.

I want to go along the same ideas as Tesla but with more advanced energy systems. Electrokinetic, photokinetic, anti-gravity, and dark matter energy are my main interests at the moment because I believe its the only solution to the world's problems with the wars, poverty, and crippling economy. I have a background in engineering as well so it's not some half-ass attempt at understanding such concepts.

As for the sixth sense I think the third eye IS the sixth sense. Perception outside normal reality. I guess it could entail synesthesia which is pretty interesting when you think about psychedelics like L.S.D. that are known to have users "taste colors" or "see sounds." I know the times I've done acid I heard sounds in music that I normally couldn't hear sober, as though there were hidden instrumentation behind the music that could only be heard under the influence.

Psychologists would claim that its a disorder where neural pathways mistakenly cross each other and sensory input/output gets mixed up but I think its much more magical than that. Of course college has a certain level of propaganda so consider the source.

a reply to: lightedhype

Some techniques are the same because they've been established. Try reading pt.3 to follow specific exercises, it can get pretty technical. I won't type each one of them out as it would create a wall of text so I'm just directing people to the pages that I've experimented with.

I'm also going to post a Ganzfield experiment that I made up soon.

a reply to: supermilkman

Tesla was ahead of his time, but his work more or less focused on harnessing energy like raw electricity, delivering and powering up mechanical instruments. His work is more along the lines of physics rather then chemistry, and the human body would be full of it?

I don't think bio electricity would be the same due to how volatile raw electricity can be to organic life. Instead of having energy being delivered to energized points, the idea of proteins and acids delivering or being that energy to nerve endings and what not, where controlled mechanisms go to a bunch of tangled nerves endings instantaneously would be a little more complicated or Tesla might have not even considered.

As for acid trips I've heard the high supposed to be only for a few minutes while the rest of the time the brain tries to reconfigure itself. It might give more of an in depth feeling of one's mind but it would screw with ones sense s to the point its basic. One so absorbed into their body that they become numb to reality.

a reply to: supermilkman

OK, so I decide to do it and I m successful, what then?

What good will I get?
You say I can be telephatic and read people's minds, are u referring you can do that?

originally posted by: Specimen
a reply to: supermilkman

Tesla was ahead of his time, but his work more or less focused on harnessing energy like raw electricity, delivering and powering up mechanical instruments. His work is more along the lines of physics rather then chemistry, and the human body would be full of it?

I don't think bio electricity would be the same due to how volatile raw electricity can be to organic life. Instead of having energy being delivered to energized points, the idea of proteins and acids delivering or being that energy to nerve endings and what not, where controlled mechanisms go to a bunch of tangled nerves endings instantaneously would be a little more complicated or Tesla might have not even considered.

As for acid trips I've heard the high supposed to be only for a few minutes while the rest of the time the brain tries to reconfigure itself. It might give more of an in depth feeling of one's mind but it would screw with ones sense s to the point its basic. One so absorbed into their body that they become numb to reality.

I think there was more to Tesla's work than just concrete science. Sure his inventions were mostly mechanical applications and electromagnetism but you should check out the book "Angels Don't Play this HAARP." He literally believed that energy could be absorbed out of thin air, as well as wireless electricity and development of laser/photon weapons. He spoke of aether and zero point energy similar to what most New Age and Eastern philosophies believe in.

As for bio-electricity you may have a point but I honestly don't know. The psiwikia website says that too much electrical absorption can lead to shock and rapid speech and what not. It does makes sense that it could damage the internal body kind of like overloading a circuit.

Of course I'm talking more of psychokinetic abilities but I also believe the third eye can be used for data access to the akashic records. Basically its a huge library of the world's knowledge, secrets, events, etc and if one were to tap into this they could learn groundbreaking leaps in science similar to Tesla. I even have an outlandish belief that some musicians might've done this to make up new resounding music.

And no, I'd say there is much more to acid than it being a short high. It's pretty long actually. Does it reconfigure the brain? Well according to some sources it has neuroplasticity effects and creates new neural pathways. It could be possible that taking acid can make one enlightened but overwhelmed by the new sensory input which is the cause to so many people going crazy and getting locked up in mental institutions.

I'm not totally sure myself but am relating experience. I think its interesting that Steve Jobs gives praise to the chemical and may have given insight to better understanding, and even the establishment, of information technology.

You should read up on the Vril story. Basically a channeler named Maria Orsitic during Nazi Germany in WW2 was able to maintain telepathic communication with ET's and was able to write step-by-step instructions to build a UFO. The SS would employ her and created a secret society dedicated to the occult and this type of experimentation. Consequently after Nazi Germany defeat the American government would recruit certain Nazi soldiers, scientists, etc in exchange for their science and knowledge during the court trials for their war crimes. Supposedly this recruitment lead to mole-like plants in our government and established many of the military programs going on in America today.

Obviously the possibilities are endless if this is true. Back in 2013 when I enlisted in the Army a contractor at MEPS openly spoke about the Vril with the other liaison officers. They were confident that they existed and made a big deal out of it which makes me question the conspiracy.


My bad if there's a wall of text, I tend to type a lot.

originally posted by: saadad
a reply to: supermilkman

OK, so I decide to do it and I m successful, what then?

What good will I get?
You say I can be telephatic and read people's minds, are u referring you can do that?

Test, don't guess. Try experimenting with the different methods I've listed and see for yourself.

It is possible to be telepathic. In fact its a common ability in most mammals like dolphins, people just aren't aware of it.

There is much more to just then developing supernatural abilities however. Its evolutionary in every sense of the word. You can do these exercises for self development or altruistic pursuits towards society.

If you're vain enough I guess you could try to become some heroic-like icon that saves humanity. Then again anyone who can perform magic is a hero already if you ask me.

Its up to you what you want to do. Its about free will.

a reply to: supermilkman

I've heard of that book and that it talks about HAARP is a weather controlling machine and such. Nothing really to do with tesla.

I do believe that Tesla work is concrete science without any imposing supersitions or supernatural science even though he was interested in the unseen and probably had his beliefs but those are his own.

He liked Christianity and Buddhism from what I looked up, and may have been into eastern spirituality due to observant philosophies it view would be of eb and flow, or yin an yang. As for new age, they will copy, mimic any philosophy into their own and claim credit for it.

Even Einstein and Oppenheimer probably developed their own spiritual view as a way to coping with guilt and adding useful disciplines that come to mind to gain a grasping concept of God's so called genius.

Again acid trips are not really some form of magic or spirit experience to me. It would screw with ones cognitive ness and give the feeling of an obe. Viking used to use mushrooms to turn into enraged berserkers and chanting out mantra like war cries to gain fervor and favor for battle where they would be so out touch with their bodies they couldn't feel pain or fear. They'd be rabid war dogs that would just charge.

It might give one a more in depth experience into ones consciousness or interface to the point of it being dream or a tad out of reality. But it doesn't make one more aware of reality and the persisant illusion it is. If anything they become thr illusion.

Thanks for the tips, but quick question; how do I turn off my third eye? I was supposed to cook pasta 4 hours ago but I can't seem to distinguish between my cooking utencils. I open the kitchen drawer and all I see are live snakes, and a cucumber headed entity playing the harp is making me very drowsy. Thanks in advance.

a reply to: WhitePillar

Well, a relaxing meditation might help so long as your not focusing on your third eye when you do, while an easier way might be good sleep might help with getting pineal gland activity back to normal.

If keep having dilemmas like that, go see a doctor.

I am glad I found this post. I have been looking into many different aspects of our minds and "chakras" and meditations and such. On another post I was reading they commented about a PDF file version of a book that explains about opening the third eye and how to properly and safely do it. (Meaning, they talk about protecting yourself from negative forces and thoughts while working on it) I am going to include the link to the PDF here to give you guys something else to look at as well
www.eso-garden.com...

I also looked up some information on the effects of magnets and the pineal gland.
in5d.com...

Here is one about some other tips to keep in mind to awaken the third eye.
www.gaia.com...

As far as the link to the PDF, it is 280 pages long. It is very intensive and detailed. You either go into this with an open mind and curiosity, or you just pass it by. Either way, I hope some of this helps someone

a reply to: Specimen

You should really check out the book at your library. There is more to HAARP then just their ionospheric technology. They're heavily involved in non-lethal/lethal weapons as well. The book even has original patents and documents concerning Tesla. The book intensively talks about Tesla's work, you'd be surprised.

And I'm sure Tesla was a deist just like Einstein. Who knows, maybe they did use spirituality as a way to cope with their depression. As the saying goes, "there's no such thing as an atheist in a foxhole."

When it comes to psychedelic experience I think we can agree to disagree. '___' wasn't even the most powerful psychedelic I've taken compared to some research chemicals like dob/dox and personally find DXM to possibly heighten consciousness seeing that I saw the Vitruvian man under the influence once. Sure there is much abstraction and supposition concerning the world of entheogenics but I can't help but not feel like I receive epiphanies when on certain substances, revelations that have made an impact on me to this day even sober. Totally changed outlook.

Sorry for the late response. I understand the thread is dying down but I just moved to a different city recently.

a reply to: ThinWithin79

Thanks a lot. That's a good pdf, it opens my mind a little bit more concerning the third eye, especially the whole being receptive rather than forcing certain things to happen. I'm going to save it.

a reply to: WhitePillar

Aside from being on drugs, I never had vivid "hallucinations" like that before but I have heard others having horror stories related to the third eye. One person I read said he felt like he was initiated in a secret clan where bird feathers would drop all over the room and had other visions happening in real time around them. I'm sure these types of people have a much more developed third eye and can be overwhelming if you don't know how to navigate and integrate the spiritual world with the physical world.

In some aspects you have to have a warrior mind to traverse such tribulations. I honestly wouldn't know how to mitigate these visions except through medication but I think that there is somewhat of an agenda by the establishment to supress these abilities by means of the mental health system and pharmaceuticals. In others words the system doesn't want you to learn these abilities and the second you start "seeing things of hearing things that others can't see or hear" will set you up for a mental illness diagnosis, even though I personally believe there is no such thing.

Good luck whatever you do.

originally posted by: WhitePillar
Thanks for the tips, but quick question; how do I turn off my third eye? I was supposed to cook pasta 4 hours ago but I can't seem to distinguish between my cooking utencils. I open the kitchen drawer and all I see are live snakes, and a cucumber headed entity playing the harp is making me very drowsy. Thanks in advance.

I have not been led down that rambunctious kitchen drawer path. Mine is more of 'why open at all'. Its a constant distraction of physical rotation (dime sized) within my vision; no I do not need glasses to correct this; it is supposed to be an adjunct to Empathy but have not combined the two as yet; too lazy or uncaring of a gift given?

a reply to: supermilkman

Ah, so refreshing to hear form another on their journey.
Thank you for sharing I'll be around the thread.

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