THALAMUS (The Sixth Sense)
As is well known,
many animals can sense impending danger or other happenings, can react to these
and other happenings beyond the reach of sight, hearing or smell, and can most
probably register an awareness of electromagnetism in the atmosphere, be it in the
form of radio waves. Infrared waves, radiation or sunspot activity. Most people
already accept the fact that the five senses of ancient tradition just do not
represent all our known faculties. Women
in particular are perceptive and intuitive to a degree not explained by any of
the conventional sense. Among God’s creations, the human being alone
has the privilege of being endowed with six faculties, one among them being the
power of discrimination. He can study the conditions and act W/O committing a
mistake. Hence he should conduct himself in much a manner as to leave on
indelible mark. Man has achieved fame in different fields like music
engineering, religious, literature and oratory. A rare instance of extending
compassion, even to the lowest of living beings. The Plant’s which has just one
sense that stands green in the memory of people.
We all have one,
although none of us has ever seen it. It is no bigger than our little finger,
and until recently was not thought to be very interesting or important, But now
we know it may well be by far the most important single organ of our entire
bodies.
It is called the THALAMUS, and is a little pinkish,
rod-shaped. Cluster of Nerves and cells, lying at the bottom center of the
brain. Hidden out of sight below the enveloping folds of the Cerebrum or ‘Gray
matter’. It belongs in fact to the oldest part of the brain and is now thought
to be a kind ‘inner Brain’ of the highest importance to every human life. Some
Scientist even-calls it the old Brain or reptile Brain.
We are all endowed,
as it were, with two separate brains. The large main one, called the Cerebrum
or cortex does all the day-to-day work required of it. Through its ten billion
plus nerve cells, electromagnetic impulses ceaselessly flow, representing our
myriad thoughts, ideas, impressions and all the constant signals of our
everyday senses.
How does the Thalamus
function? The Thalamus is known to receive all incoming sensations and to judge
and co-ordinate them. When the Thalamus is affected, it sparks off other
reactions in the main cortex (which is probably controls) and so a very special
kind of ‘Brain is washing’ take place and the mind of most of us are ‘cleansed
of Fogs, fevers, delusions and depressions, fears and frustrations.
Yet the Thalamus
cannot be made to feel, nor can it be checked when it does feel.
One of the simplest
illustrations of the power, of the, Thalamus. Now being uncovered is the far
merely inexplicable but quite common sense of the presence of solid objects, We
are all aware of solid objects like walls, curves and so on without actual
sight or physical contact, and often we involuntarily take avoiding action as
we approach them. This subtle mysterious
sense, certainly a Sixth Sense. Similarly, the Thalamus is most likely
responsible for the way sleep-walkers avoid mishap whilst moving about in their
trances also the strange way in which some people can pickup ultrasonic sound
through the surface of their stain, not through their ears.
Within the mysterious
recesses of the Thalamus must lay the key to such human problems as
clairvoyance telepathy and extra-sensory-perception, each of which is now
readily accepted as a scientific certainly.
In some of the
experiments, at the Rockefeller Institute, Chosen people, who claimed to have
these or similar powers, were tested under rigorous control, and it was found
that, many of them could in fact, foretell almost to a second. When a telephone
bell would ring or door opens, or someone say something, even what they were
about to say.
Such Super-perception
is a type of sixth sense says psychoanalyst Dr. Eric Berna.
The next problem is
to discover how we can put the powers of the Thalamus to work to release for
our own use the far-reaching and amazing new dimensions of the human mind to
which it seems to offer the key.
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