| Subject: Re: Gravity inducing dreams |
| From: Sir Gilligan Horry |
| Date: 19/03/2006, 23:40 |
| Newsgroups: alt.paranet.ufo,alt.alien.visitors,alt.alien.research,sci.skeptic |
On 19 Mar 2006 11:07:42 -0800, virtualadepts@gmail.com wrote:
Physicist Raymond Chiao has postulated that because of the unique
electrical properties of superconductive materials the development of a
gravitational-transducer may be feasible. Chiao's theory maintains that
the gravitational-mass of conduction-bound electrons create
gravitational waves as they react to electromagnetic waves applied to
the superconductor.
"Over the years a number of physicists have suggested that if a
superconductor can block magnetic fields--giving rise to the famous
Meissner effect, which is responsible for magnetic levitation over a
superconductor--then it might block gravitomagnetic fields, too."
According to theory, the conversion rate between the electromagnetic
waves and the resulting gravitational waves is quite high -- Chiao
estimates that as much as 50% of the incoming electromagnetic energy is
converted directly into gravitational waves, which are then reflected
off the surface of the superconductor at a 90-degree angle to the
vector of the original EM wave.
"Chiao and Berkeley electronics specialist Walter Fitelson plan to beam
specially polarized microwaves onto one slab of superconductor and use
a second slab to look for rebounding gravitational waves."
"The setup, which uses off-the-shelf parts, is not much more
complicated than a crystal radio."
Ref:
http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?articleID=00032353-36AB-1CDC-B4A8809EC588EEDF&catID=2
The spirits are telling me that our dreams are controlled by gravity,
and that with the technology Raymond Chiao has been developing has
psychological effects that seem just like paranormal phenomenon. I
have had the opportunity to observe a gravity shielding expiriment
replicated at Antioch College and they DO work.
When the moon is in the sky it reduces earths gravitational pull, and
like plants in the soil our bodies can measure gravity. The
gravitational forces regulate our sleeping cycle and in space
astronauts sleeping cycles get so disrupted that without medication
they are always fatigued and tired and will sleep for extended periods,
and go long durations without it as well.
So how does our body measure gravity? This spirit has been telling me
that we measure it through our sinuses. The sinuses around our nose
can measure pressure in the air that is being controlled by gravity You
have all heard of sinus pressure, which can be a real headache right?
Well currently science doesn't know the purpose of the sinuses in your
bodies, but this spirit is telling me that this is one of the only
reasons mammals have them.
Any interesting experiment I have been doing, is to apply pressure to
the sinuses around my nose. After about 20 minuets of continued
pressure my body goes completely limp and I start to fall asleep. If I
try to get up and move around I feel like I am about to collapse, and
even during daylight hours if I lie still in my bed I am able to fall
asleep.
I believe that waking consciousness itself is rooted in the sensation
of gravity. Even the plants the most primitive form of life on the
planet respond to gravity. It is the force of gravity that pulls
consciousness outside, and it could be our consciousness that pulls the
world inside of us. They say that if you weigh a person the moment
that they die they will instantly lose an ounce or so of their body
weight. Of course the same thing happens if you are at the top of a
mountain or in an airplane.
Many societies have long used the knowledge of gravity to travel into
the spiritual realms. By climbing mountains where gravity is less, or
by descending into deep caverns where gravity is stronger they are
building up pressure on their sinuses and allowing their consciousness
to journey inward.
For astronauts in space, because their is virtually no pressure on
their sinuses they can wind up dreaming while they are awake. If they
go days without sleeping, or if their sleep is disrupted while falling
asleep or waking up they often have hypnopomic dreams that are part of
their waking life.
For the ascetic to journey inward is not the only aspiration. Bringing
the rest of the world with you is also important. When the moon is
full and people lay restlessly awake at night, they may look up at the
stars and sense the same dreams the astronauts are seeing in the stars.
Sometimes gravity just happens to pull a little less for no known
reason, and people slip into dreams without really falling asleep at
all.
Maybe gravity is all that is really holding reality together. It is
the very roots of consciousness anyway, and you can't have gravity at
all without consciousness pulling the idea inward. Without a mind to
experience gravity their wouldn't even be a conception of it to call
real. A sense of gravity is so important that we must accept it as
part of our understanding of human physiology.
Many drugs effect our sinuses as well, and all of them have an effect
on our abillity to sleep.
Drinks that contain caffeine (coffee, tea and cola) as these are
diuretics, which cause dehydration of mucus that increases sinus
congestion.
Vasomotor rhinitis causes recurring nasal inflammation, and swelling of
the nasal membrane. This causes sleepyness. The most effective
treatment is the use of oral decongestants, such as
pseudoephedrine-based pills. However, these often have side-effects
such as nervousness and jitteriness, insomnia, hypertension, and so on.
Drinking alcohol causes nasal and sinus membranes to swell, which
causes drowsiness as well. When gravity is reduced the nasal membrames
naturally will swell up. So drugs like pseudoephedrine compress the
sinuses and stimulate alertness.
Histamine is an important body chemical that is responsible for the
congestion, sneezing, and runny nose that a patient suffers with an
allergic attack or an infection. Antihistamine drugs block the action
of histamine, therefore reducing sinus pressure and causing drowsiness.
They also increase the inflamation of the nasal mebrane.
Medication given to people with psychosis also contain antihistamines
as an unintended way to sedate them. This often causes addiction to
the drugs so patentients can't sleep at all without their medz.
Scientists need to study what I have been writing about because I've
channeled all of this for a reason, and it is that important to our
understanding of the universe.
Wow !
All that might help
us get the
http://www.theaircar.com
up and going.
Thank you !!