You may not be able to see the author--it is Albert Einstein
Years back there were two themes that went around some circles; the first was that when the first Westerners came to an Island near Borneo and anchored their large ship off the coast due to the rocky shore and used small boats to go in, the islanders were amazed and said 'how did they get here' apparently they had never seen a large boat and so they did not actually see it. The Shaman did apparently.
The second; in the Kalahari Desert the bushmen had an imaginary border and anything outside it did not exist, when the first helicopter arrived and parked near the border, they only saw that bit that was over the border.
Another incident I came across was a blind boy who lived on a sheep farm in the UK, he was operated on by a surgeon who had determined he could restore the vision because it was possible with this boys condition. The boy used to carve sheep out of wood by touch of model sheep given him.
When after a month in bandages around his eyes and face were removed, he cried because he could not see, the surgeon gave him a carving and said this is a sheep, the boy immediately saw the sheep and all else.
Another such incident was in the Khmer Rouge and the Pol Pot regime in Cambodia they used to carry out psychological and strange experiments. One was to have caves where youngsters were tied to the walls and only allowed by special lighting to see shadows, I have seen films of this and when soldiers liberated them they could not see them until they saw shadows which led them too them. Its like looking at the space between leaves and other objects and that is the reality, I know of other experiments which did just that.
Then there is the so called 'Hundred Monkey or Critical Mass' regarding one monkey learned a new thing about washing potatoes in the sea and using a plastic cup to use as well from the scientists visiting this uninhabited remote place . When the tribe all copied the original monkey that was understandable. However when the scientists went to another Island the same species immediately used a cup dropped by the scientists and washed the potatoes in the sea.
Rats were put into a maize and the reward was food at the end. This was done in the UK it took the UK rats three days to solve the maize, freshly built maize's in Japan and the USA with different but same species rats did it in one day. Children learning poems in a foreign language and repeating them often although not understanding them repeated the sounds until they could speak them fluently and yet still not knowing the translation, when this was done with other children in the same country, although not understanding what they were saying, the repeat time lessened and the more it was done the time became shorter.
This also happened in a experiment done in the Arthur Koestler Unit.
Then there is the so called 'Hundred Monkey or Critical Mass' regarding one monkey learned a new thing about washing potatoes in the sea and using a plastic cup to use as well from the scientists visiting this uninhabited remote place . When the tribe all copied the original monkey that was understandable. However when the scientists went to another Island the same species immediately used a cup dropped by the scientists and washed the potatoes in the sea.
Rats were put into a maize and the reward was food at the end. This was done in the UK it took the UK rats three days to solve the maize, freshly built maize's in Japan and the USA with different but same species rats did it in one day. Children learning poems in a foreign language and repeating them often although not understanding them repeated the sounds until they could speak them fluently and yet still not knowing the translation, when this was done with other children in the same country, although not understanding what they were saying, the repeat time lessened and the more it was done the time became shorter.
This also happened in a experiment done in the Arthur Koestler Unit.
The Challenge of Chance: A Mass Experiment in Telepathy and Its Unexpected Outcome, a book on this subject; He set up a trust fund to establish, after his death, a Chair of Parapsychology at a British University. Edinburgh won this honor, and with it Koestler's own archive of most of his surviving manuscripts, correspondence and annotated books from his library. The experiments were fascinating; in rooms in a long corridor apart there were comfortable seats and a computer screen in one and just a chair and goggles(in the early days a table tennis ball cut in two and painted pink) the first person selected an image on the screen and the second with goggles was asked to see what came into mind, by the end of two years they had a 85% success rate, then something really strange happened the goggles room anticipated the image before it was selected by the person at the computer and they selected the image of the goggles. It reversed itself. The participants were people asked from Princess Street in Edinburgh if the would like to take part in experiment just ordinary passers by. You might like to see Dr Dean Radin's work you can see the experiments on videos, they are not fake and those scientists who denounce him ignore the actual provable facts and will not repeat them, why, because it will blow their local mind and not they are not big enough to encompass the unknown, a tribe member or Shaman.
Alfred Rupert Sheldrake (born 28 June 1942) is an English author,[3] and researcher in the field of parapsychology,[4]known for his "morphic resonance" concept.[5] He worked as a biochemist and cell biologist at Cambridge University from 1967 to 1973[3] and as principal plant physiologist at the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics until 1978.[6]
Sheldrake's morphic resonance hypothesis posits that "memory is inherent in nature"[3][7] and that "natural systems, such as termite colonies, or pigeons, or orchid plants, or insulin molecules, inherit a collective memory from all previous things of their kind".[7] Sheldrake proposes that it is also responsible for "telepathy-type interconnections between organisms".[8] His advocacy of the idea encompasses paranormal subjects such as precognition, telepathy and the psychic staring effect[9][10] as well as unconventional explanations of standard subjects in biology such as development, inheritance, and memory.[11]
I was acquainted with Dr Sheldrake when I was a member of the Scientific and Medical Network, I feel a morphic resonance was set up at the Edinburgh University and those incidents above and below.
So is reality a conditioned reflex, is it a programmed, brain washed thing or can we put a real marker on this is real? It is tied in with with one's belief and cultural upbringing. Was Tarzan of the Apes reality that his parents were Apes(books by Edgar Rice Burroughs)?
Perhaps if we questioned our own reality we might come to a startling conclusion---is my reality real or just based on my upbringing and Life experiences?
Strangely enough if this puts doubts in the mind then the quest to find out who one really is may lead to the fact that the only seemingly real reality is that emptiness and calm when the mind is at complete rest and there is nothing in mind.
Perhaps if we questioned our own reality we might come to a startling conclusion---is my reality real or just based on my upbringing and Life experiences?
Strangely enough if this puts doubts in the mind then the quest to find out who one really is may lead to the fact that the only seemingly real reality is that emptiness and calm when the mind is at complete rest and there is nothing in mind.
SHACK
Then the question how did the Shaman see the ship? Well they deal in dimensional shifts in the mind and not tethered to one reality of the tribal ethos, so the mind is not local and the non local mind embraces all and everything.
Also pygmies seeing a TV programme looked inside the box to see where the tiny people were. The first lighter and match they saw frightened them and they ran away.
when we say there are no ET and life on other planets------well are you a tribal member or a Shaman?
