Mind Equals EM Field -- What Does This Say About Entities?

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The basic gist of this Popular Mechanics article (as I understand it) is that your mind is much more than the neurons and other hard physical components of your brain, and is likely also either a part or a consequence of the EM field that is generated by neural activity as well as interaction with a broader field component or configuration that extends far outside your brain.

I think it's an interesting theory, and my disperse EM mind immediately thought of all the accounts by people who have encountered "entities" of various types that may or may not have a physical body (or at least not all the time). These can include aliens and Bigfoot (possibly), but also various other kinds of new and old "mythological" creatures recorded by nearly every culture on Earth. Entities like Men In Black, Black-Eyed Children, Mothman, fairies, leprechauns, demons and angels, djinn, and so on. Perhaps even communicative ghosts. It's a big list, and if there was some way to scientifically detect and measure these things, that might go a long way to explaining them in a way that doesn't sound like a lot of Theosophical mumbo-jumbo.

For instance, perhaps a non-physical personality in an EM field interacting with a human mind can influence a person's hands to spell out stuff on a Ouija Board. Or make them do crazy stuff when they're "possessed." Or make them see visions from "God." Rather than immediately locking people up for this stuff, perhaps they can be scanned to see what their EM mind field is up to or interacting with, and possibly block the incursion with some kind of Faraday cage for their heads.

Tin foil hat? Maybe something that is a little better at EM shielding. And more stylish.

Get the black mirrored visor, though, to look extra bad-ass to those damned djinn.

Anyway. (Brain) food for thought.

S&F.
Science has been trying to understand the brain based on meatware and wetwork alone for the past century: neurotrasmitters, pharma, surgery, neural pathways.

All well and good but there is an entire electrical-magnetic side to the action that is barely understood. Time to get to work.

What does it mean for entities? How about the very idea of self?

We are not carrying around DVD players in our head...think more like wireless cloud computing nodes. What if a large chunk of who you are is not located inside your skull but is just a signal passing through?

Reminds me of a book I once read called 'The Field' by Lynn McTaggart.
It's about how one field connects everyone and everything, like a collective consciousness, and how several experiments being done in the last 50 years tend to confirm that consciousness extend far outside our bodies.
In her second book ' The intention experiment' she goes further into this and tries to convince her readers to do a huge experiment of their own. It failed, and her books were written off as cheap new age crap.

anyway, I think the first book is worth a read if you are into this kind off subjects

a reply to: Never Despise

What if everything that we perceive as our reality is merely a hologram created by our own brain-bio-computer and we, as a conscious, aren't even really here?

That would be cool

a reply to: KindraLaBelle

Our self could be like a radio transmission we pick up our with the brain. What if we learn to change the channels?

a reply to: Never Despise
That would only be possible if there was anything else besides the self...

a reply to: KindraLaBelle
I agree there is no fundamental separation between perceived and perceiver. There is no "inside" and "outside". There is just an endless flow of experience. What you feel, hear, see, etc. and what you think are all just a flow of pure experience...thoughts are not from "inside" and perception is not from "outside."

originally posted by: Never Despise
a reply to: KindraLaBelle

Our self could be like a radio transmission we pick up our with the brain. What if we learn to change the channels?

That might be happening in particularly detailed dreams. We've all had them. Where they seem "so real." Maybe they're somebody else's memory or life.

originally posted by: KindraLaBelle
a reply to: Never Despise
That would only be possible if there was anything else besides the self...

Maybe that's what accounts for all the different voices people hear when they're on drugs. Our "self" isn't a singular thing, but composed of a lot of different "cells," just like the body, with some of them being generated internally, and a few coming in from outside transmissions.

a reply to: Blue Shift

Suppose. Though don't see why dwarfs and fairies would bother. But heres another. How about telepathy. If the brain puts out a EM field, then when within that EM field. A certain interpretation of said field is possible with the right software and hardware.

After all what is a cellphone but a device which uses EM fields to send signals which are then received and interpreted by the device. So there you go. Add that to your bucket list. How aliens and everybody else telepathically talk to each other. Well except for the weird ones, who suck, those got to use a device or something, till they learn how to use there head.

Training wheels.

Now imagine death doesn't exist. The endless stream of awareness that courses through our brains and which we erroneously consider a seperate "self" doesn't go away when the body dies any more than a radio station stops broadcasting when you turn off your stereo.

a reply to: Blue Shift

The document “The Analysis and Assement of the Gateway Process” was declassified by the CIA in 2017.

The Analysis and Assement of the Gateway Process

The document actually talks about how we can use mediation to access our own electromagnetic energy waves inside our own body.

It also discusses various other related topics such as out of body experiences; remote viewing; consciousness accessing other dimensions; consciousness traveling backwards and forwards through time and hints at the Holographic nature of our universe.

The Djinn and shadow people are often seen in conjunction with the UFO phenomenon…and I think they are all connected to each other in some way.

UFO’s are said to use electromagnetic “propulsion” technology…So perhaps their technology is used to travel through the various dimensions…Just like our consciousness can…

I also have a theory that the side effects (possibly unwanted) of the UFO technology, might be bringing or drawing in these other entities from other dimensions…such as Big foot, Black-Eyed Children, Djinn, Moth man, fairies etc…which are often seen in and around the UFO phenomenon…

And when these unwanted entities arrive, the Men in Black show up like “Dimensional Gatekeepers” to keep everything under control…

- JC

a reply to: KindraLaBelle

What if everything that we perceive as our reality is merely a hologram created by our own brain-bio-computer

Thats how I understand the current situation. The brain does not see nor hear or feel. It takes the info from the sensors and translates the results into the perception of sight, sound, and touch. We all walk around with our self-perceived version of "us" as does everyone else with their own version of everyone else.

originally posted by: KindraLaBelle
a reply to: Never Despise

What if everything that we perceive as our reality is merely a hologram created by our own brain-bio-computer and we, as a conscious, aren't even really here?

That would be cool

I think thats a pretty safe assertion, personally.

Our senses cover a relatively small percentage of what is really happening around us, yet still weave a "world" that seems complete and total. What we perceive as the entirety of the world, and how we interact with it, is a patchwork quilt made of small scraps and pieces. We just "fill in the blanks," which is an interesting process all on its own.

The concepts of "infinity" and "nothing" are really nothing more than the fuzzy edges of our senses.


Ive long felt that most of the phenomena in this topic are directly repated to EM principles. It is indeed a vague statement that covers a lot of ground, but thats kinda the point.

Small segments of this spectrum are constructed individually by our senses to see everything from color to heat to ringing noises and even unease.

Even in the spectrums we are familiar with, we have explored some interesting interactions like phases. When specific portions of the spectrum interact, they can cancel each other out. Thats just one behavior too.

Dreaming has been brought up, and Im pretty convinced that something is happening there. Far beyond just neurological activity unpacking events.

Lucid dreaming, in particular, offers much more than I see typically mentioned. When confronted with the reality that one is dreaming, many (most?) will do simple things like fly around. Certainly something everyone should experience, imo, but there is significantly more potential there.

We can do everything from manipulating time to create entire realms, worlds, and universes. Even imbue them with what appears to be some sort of autonomy as well as "save" them so that they can be revisited in another dreamwalk on another night.

I do believe that the totality of our being is more than the physical body we know though.

I think our body acts as a conduit to feed, essentially. Like a single leaf on a tree, feeding nutrients to a much larger system.

Such a thing could be completely individual, or maybe some type of grouping. So, things like "soul mates," "destiny," and those relationships where people just click would be the result of being leaves on the same tree. Alternatively, in the more individual scenario, its akin to being in the same grove.

The actual "coordinates" and perception of this larger structure probably appears quite differently than the analogy however. Meaning, two individuals could be part of the same "tree" or "grove" and be on opposite sides of the globe.

If something like this is the case, it would seem reasonable that the specific memories and experiences are not particularly relevant. Given that we have little awareness of anything other than our senses, it seems that it is something else that continues past death (if anything at all).

Perhaps this separation, or the perception of it, is what is being referenced in Stories like The Fall of Man in the Bible.

We decided to become mired in the duality, if you will. We poked our toe into the water and decided that tiny appendage is the totality of our being.

With how Stories work, and how Culture propagates, it would stand to reason that such a shift would then be embedded further and further over generations.