After a class on out-of-body experiences [like lucid dreaming], a psychology graduate student at the University of Ottawa came forward to researchers to say that she could have these voluntarily, usually before sleep. "She appeared surprised that not everyone could experience this," wrote the scientists in a study describing the case, published in February in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience.
Pretty crazy, right? One would think that if you could leave your own body and float above it, you'd be a little more... vocal about it. But since it was a common experience for her -- one she "began performing as a child when bored with 'sleep time' at preschool... moving above her body" instead of napping -- it may have appeared unremarkable. This is way more interesting than what I did, which was indeed napping.
The most exciting thing about this case, to me, is "the possibility that this phenomenon may have a significant incidence but [is] unreported because people do not think this is exceptional," as the authors wrote. "Alternatively," they continued, "the ability might be present in infancy but is lost without regular practice.
This would be reminiscent of the discovery and eventual study of synesthesia [confounding colors with sounds] that some researchers now hypothesized is more prevalent in young people or can be developed."
Those are fascinating suggestions -- both that these out-of-body experiences may be more common than previously thought, or could be learned during a critical window early in life.
But back to the case study. The 24-year-old "continued to perform this experience as she grew up assuming, as mentioned, that 'everyone could do it.'" This is how she described her out-of-body experiences:More
Mystic, scientist, ecologist, filmmaker David Sereda experimented with frequencies -- the universal language of the universe -- and their relation to human brainwaves.
Our coils of DNA act as transponders (coil transmitter-receivers, electronic inductors) tuning into frequencies of the planets in the solar system.
The nine planets emit unique frequencies, transmitting waves our DNA can tune into when acting as a receiver. These waves are the frequencies they are in most of the time, particularly in deep meditation (theta, alpha, delta, beta, etc.) Sereda moved from a subjective experience of this to objective measures by developing simple tuning technology. This led him to the realization that the pyramids, found everywhere around the planet, amplify the effect enabling transport and communication between realms.
Who is there? Devas ("shining ones"), tall luminous humanoid beings! As difficult as it is to believe, many of the world's mythologies and pantheons correspond to reality. And now anyone can experience quantum communication with the planets, their subtle form inhabitants, and distant star systems like the Pleiades.
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It all began in Berkeley, California (David Sereda, Coast to Coast AM, Nov. 13, 2013)
Sereda's technology also has the ability to heal, offering a potential solution to the problem created by the worsening Fukushima nuclear disaster. By facilitating astral and, with the aid of giant pyramids, physical projection, there is no need for discussion and theorizing. The process is experiential and replicable. Sereda has himself traveled and communicated with Jupiter, by tuning into its exact frequency.
There he encountered eight-foot tall beings with lightning bolts flashing between their chests. (Imagine Thor the God of Thunder's planet in the original Marvel movie). Calculating electromagnetic frequencies has been the key. NASA already does this very accurately.
Studying the Great Pyramid at Giza in Egypt, as measured in Egyptian inches, Sereda determined that it acts as an enormous crystal oscillator, serving as a stargate which the priests and priestesses of old utilized for interplanetary communication and travel. The "gods" of the hieroglyphs (just like those of the ancient Greeks and Romans) are real and made visible with this technology.
Those are fascinating suggestions -- both that these out-of-body experiences may be more common than previously thought, or could be learned during a critical window early in life.
