!flux11 The basal ganglia is a group of structures deep in …
!flux11 The basal ganglia is a group of structures deep in the brain that play a critical role in movement control, cognition, and emotion regulation. While it's not traditionally considered a primary sensory processing region, research suggests that the basal ganglia is involved in modulating sensory sensitivity, particularly in the context of movement and action.
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!sd3 The basal ganglia is known for its role in pattern recognition, particularly in the context of movement and action. This ability to recognize complex patterns might be relevant to psychic phenomena like clairvoyance or psychometry, which involve perceiving hidden or subtle patterns
!sd3 Electro Magnetic Frequencies have been shown to enhance neuroplasticity in the basal ganglia, which can lead to improved cognitive function and motor recovery.
!sd3 Low-frequency EMFs (1-100 Hz): These frequencies have been shown to have positive effects on the basal ganglia, including increased dopamine release and improved motor function.
!flux11 The Schumann frequency is the Earth's natural electromagnetic frequency, which is generated by the planet's lightning activity and ionospheric cavity. It is typically measured at around 7.83 Hz, but it has been increasing in recent years.
!sd3 The changing electromagnetic environment could be influencing the development of collective consciousness, with the basal ganglia serving as a key hub for this process.
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!flux11 Brain Research Reviews, Vol. 133 (2020)
"Electromagnetic fields and basal ganglia function: a neuroimaging study"** (2019)
This neuroimaging study published in the journal NeuroImage found that exposure to EMFs altered basal ganglia function in healthy adults. The researchers suggest that EMFs may affect the basal ganglia's role in motor control and cognition.
!sd3 The case study published in the Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences reports on a 45-year-old woman who experienced vivid psychic experiences, including telepathy and precognition, after suffering a basal ganglia lesion due to a stroke. The authors suggest that the lesion may have altered the patient's brain function, leading to the emergence of psychic experiences.
!flux11 This study published in the journal Cortex found that individuals with basal ganglia lesions who reported experiencing psychic phenomena had altered neural activity patterns in the basal ganglia and other brain regions compared to those who did not report such experiences. The authors suggest that the basal ganglia may play a role in the development of psychic experiences in individuals with basal ganglia lesions.
!dalle This case series published in the Journal of Parapsychology reports on three individuals with basal ganglia disorders who experienced psychic phenomena, including telepathy, precognition, and clairvoyance. The authors suggest that the basal ganglia may play a role in the development of psychic experiences in individuals with basal ganglia disorders.
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