Sun flares affect our pineal gland, causing mass awakening?

reply to post by Unity_99


Persinger's work needs to be replicated in other labs before the word "proven" can be used. What has happened is that Persinger has published results of an experiment. That's good. Remember that other researchers were unable to replicate some of this NDE claims.

I see no reason for you to connect this experiment with the Sun's activities. The magnetic field from the Sun is probably undetectable at ground level.

Originally posted by stereologist
Most animals are tropical.

Originally posted by stereologist
Obviously most animals are tropical.

Originally posted by stereologist
Most species are tropical.

I knew you would eventually get there, congratulations. Now for some second grade vocabulary...

Animals...

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an·i·mal   /ˈænəməl/ Show Spelled[an-uh-muhl] Show IPA
noun
1. any member of the kingdom Animalia, comprising multicellular organisms that have a well-defined shape and usually limited growth, can move voluntarily, actively acquire food and digest it internally, and have sensory and nervous systems that allow them to respond rapidly to stimuli: some classification schemes also include protozoa and certain other single-celled eukaryotes that have motility and animallike nutritional modes.

Species...

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spe·cies   /ˈspiʃiz, -siz/ Show Spelled [spee-sheez, -seez] Show IPA noun, plural spe·cies, adjective
noun
1. a class of individuals having some common characteristics or qualities; distinct sort or kind.
2. Biology . the major subdivision of a genus or subgenus, regarded as the basic category of biological classification, composed of related individuals that resemble one another, are able to breed among themselves, but are not able to breed with members of another species.

You're probably gonna have to catch up on this basic vocabularly before you can get into the biosynthesis of endogenous indole alkaloids nessecary to understand the OP. Try Pubmed, good place to start.

Originally posted by stereologist
The magnetic field from the Sun is probably undetectable at ground level.

Probably undetectable?

www.sciencedaily.com...
The sun’s magnetic field may have a significant impact on weather and climatic parameters...

www.cora.nwra.com...
The fact that the Sun has a magnetic field has only been known for about 100 years. This was discovered in 1908, by the American astronomer George Ellery...

I can assure you that George Ellery was on the surface of the earth in 1908.

reply to post by twitchy


Thanks for that bit of research, twitch.

So if some form of energy were to cause the sun to grow, could we expect some sort of genetic modification to result from the overlapping magnetic fields, especially given the increase in magnetic strength due to swelling?

Or can we expect, at the least, the colliding magnetic fields to cause some sort of chaos within the earth?

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I'm not really sure, but it seems to me that if a major magnetic field fluctuation hit the earth, the neurological implications,at least the immediate ones, aren't good. There's a wealth of research out there, some of it is a little out of my league but this one was interesting...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...
In previous research, we found that rats acutely (2 hr) exposed to a 60-Hz sinusoidal magnetic
field at intensities of 0.1–0.5 millitesla (mT) showed increases in DNA single- and double-strand
breaks in their brain cells. Further research showed that these effects could be blocked by pretreating
the rats with the free radical scavengers melatonin and N-tert-butyl-α-phenylnitrone, suggesting
the involvement of free radicals. In the present study, effects of magnetic field exposure on
brain cell DNA in the rat were further investigated. Exposure to a 60-Hz magnetic field at
0.01 mT for 24 hr caused a significant increase in DNA single- and double-strand breaks.

That said however, evolution is an ongoing adaptive process and allegedly these strand breaks that lead ultimately to mutations, are the engine that drives stereologist's 'diversity'. As I said earlier, the pineal gland in birds for example, is related to their ability navigate magnetic fields, and exposure to electromagnetic fields have been shown to induce vusual and auditory hallucinations in humans, so it stands to reason that magnetic fields are going to have some effect on our perception.
The interraction of magnetic fields and electromagnetic fields with our consciousness (for lack of a better word), I think will ultimately test out to be the common ground between religion and science. Science has ingored the fact that there is something inherently supernatural in the fact that we exsist at all, and religion seems to ignore the fact that science is the only real path to figuring it out on an equal playing field. Dogma and connotations are the only real stumbling blocks to the merger.

reply to post by twitchy


This could fit in with my working theory that alien abductions are committed with the purpose of injecting us with extra DNA. Supposing the magnetic collision results in the fragmentation of our DNA, what if the "chosen" and the descendants of the chosen actually survived because the injected DNA repaired the damage like links in a chain, or maybe posts for a broken fence.

It's something to think about, at least.

reply to post by twitchy


So far you've managed to contribute nothing.

Most animals are tropical. If you have anything of value to contribute you'd have done that.

I can assure you that George Ellery was on the surface of the earth in 1908.

The field is not detectable on the surface of the Earth. Ellery showed that sun spots are heavily magnetized. The Sun's field doe snot extend to the surface of the earth.

reply to post by Starchild23

I can assure you that George Ellery was on the surface of the earth in 1908.

The Sun's magnetic field does not affect the surface of the Earth.

reply to post by twitchy

I'm not really sure, but it seems to me that if a major magnetic field fluctuation hit the earth, the neurological implications,at least the immediate ones, aren't good. There's a wealth of research out there, some of it is a little out of my league but this one was interesting...

Please provide any evidence that the Sun's field can be detected at the Earth's surface.

Your link discusses fluctuating fields that can induce currents. The Earth's field is static and around 25-65mT.

That said however, evolution is an ongoing adaptive process and allegedly these strand breaks that lead ultimately to mutations, are the engine that drives stereologist's 'diversity'.

Where is there a natural source for a 60Hz field?

exposure to electromagnetic fields have been shown to induce vusual and auditory hallucinations in humans, so it stands to reason that magnetic fields are going to have some effect on our perception.

Exposure to changing magnetic fields induces currents. What natural fields change as fast as 60Hz.

reply to post by Starchild23

This could fit in with my working theory that alien abductions are committed with the purpose of injecting us with extra DNA. Supposing the magnetic collision results in the fragmentation of our DNA, what if the "chosen" and the descendants of the chosen actually survived because the injected DNA repaired the damage like links in a chain, or maybe posts for a broken fence.

Where is there evidence for "extra DNA?" Where are there natural fields that are 60Hz?

reply to post by stereologist


Really? Then why all of the chaos on Earth during solar flares?

reply to post by stereologist


Where is there evidence of productive prayer?

As I said, it's a theory. If it was proven, I would call it "fact".

It's elementary.

Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by twitchy

 

So far you've managed to contribute nothing. Most animals are tropical....The field is not detectable on the surface of the Earth... What natural fields change as fast as 60Hz.

I think I've read about all of that word play chicannery I can stand. The magnetic field of the sun is certainly detectable from the earth, how do you think we discovered it to begin with, why, by detecting it of course. Jesus.
Look, it's really very simple, most animals are in fact, animals, some of them are tropical. The equtorial and tropical reigons of the planet host the most diversity, but that's a long stretch from your utterly ridiculous contention that 'most animals are tropical', that's just moot bologna.
Where do you gather that I said there was a natural source for 60hz? Is that a bait and switch tactic of some sort? What does that have to do with inducing auditory and visual halucinations via electromagnetic fields?
Just to indulge you though, I'm guessing however that you are familiar with lightning and thunderstorms, well that's one source.
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The magnetic field of the sun is certainly detectable from the earth, how do you think we discovered it to begin with, why, by detecting it of course. Jesus.

The magnetic field(s) of the sun and sunspots is not detectable on Earth. What is detectable is the polarization of light produced by the sun. As Hale discovered in 1908.
adsabs.harvard.edu...

reply to post by Starchild23

There is no "chaos on Earth" during solar flares.
You may be talking about geomagnetic storms though. They aren't caused by solar flares, they are caused by CMEs. Geomagnetic storms are caused by charged particles from the Sun, not it's magnetic field. The Sun's magnetic field (fields, actually) cannot be detected on the Earth's surface.

reply to post by stereologist


It has been done all over the world. Remember the thread on the Remote Viewing, and the links I put up to thousands of studies. They were real. They've been done. They are still being done. And you pretending to not comprehend this does not stop the reality.

What I really want to know is why youre on a metaphysics thread in any case.

This means they don't like it that people are linking these things, since when I see this level of skeptics writing on a metaphysics thread, and trying to do a snow job on truth, I am very suspicious that, it means something.

They're not going to win on this one, we're all waking up, and they're going to step down and quit abusing humanity while the hidden info will be downloaded to everyone equally.

Period.

I can hardly wait, is a daily mantra along with picturing the new wonderful earth we're going to have.

Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by twitchy

 

The magnetic field of the sun is certainly detectable from the earth, how do you think we discovered it to begin with, why, by detecting it of course. Jesus.

The magnetic field(s) of the sun and sunspots is not detectable on Earth. What is detectable is the polarization of light produced by the sun. As Hale discovered in 1908.
adsabs.harvard.edu...

Which was detected, wait for it... From Earth.
Stereologist call you in or did you stumble across this one phage?

reply to post by twitchy

The magnetic fields of the Sun were not detected. They were not and cannot be detected on Earth's surface.
Their presence was deduced.

Deduced, detected... well there goes your thread OP.

Technically, they are received on computers here on earth, in which we see them on our sceens and detect the data with our eyes on earth... WIN!

I know, i know but still... uh huh...exactly

As I like the OP, I want to go and say that sixth sense abilities relate an may be transmitted thru our electromagnetic fields, which protect us, but why not effect us as well during solar disturbances.

As sun gazing may not be at the top of the food pyramid, it does influence our emotions.

Originally posted by twitchy
Deduced, detected... well there goes your thread OP.

You don't know the difference?

From the OP:

Sometime this year he predicts a sun flare will cause mass "dmt trips" causing us to face our shadow / higher self.

Actually this post would seem to shut the OP down.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Solar flares don't seem to do much in the way of mass awakenings.