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Most will disagree with me but: Those "waking fantasies" are the result of dilligent meditation. They occur because the brain activates some senses which aren't
by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Most will disagree with me but: Those "waking fantasies" are the result of dilligent meditation. They occur because the brain activates some senses which aren't normally used. But as mainstream Science knows little about them, they're treated as "psychosis" and "fantasies". I can't say about her case specifically, but overall, I can assure you, they're not. But the thing is, the proof can't be shown. It must be experienced. I've been studying these things for years. I'm not a "blind believer". I've experienced them, as millions of others did. Dismissing these things as "fantasies" is naive at best.
- potatoman22 6y agoHow are these activated senses different from our normal senses? How do they differ from psychosis? Could you offer some terms used to describe them so I could look more into this subject?
- rafaelvasco 6y agoThey're sometimes referred to as "Extrasensory perception", that is the ability to perceive things using senses which are not the base ones. The things perceived by these extra senses can be excluded from psychosis if in a controlled experiment. For example. One person holds a card with a number in one room. Another person with these senses activated, can then perceive the number correctly a number of times higher or much higher than the chance margin. Several experiments have been made on these phenomenons (which are in fact natural) for decades, with a higher than average degree of success. There's several disclosed papers from CIA for example, describing them in detail.
- TaylorSwift 6y agoWhat are waking fantasies? Can you describe that a little more?