Paranormal researchers have no doubt that such mysterious events as the sudden disappearance of people, cars, planes, ships, and the appearance of UFOs, mysterious visions, spirits and ghosts - all this is associated with the transition from our world to another, parallel (or in parallel The universe). They believe that it is with this transition that the secret of a large number of "paranormal" mysteries is connected.
Official science, of course, is inclined to ignore this explanation, since the existing physical models of the Earth and the Universe do not fit the parallel existence of several independent worlds. But on the other hand, studies of the human brain - official science does not deny them! - suddenly yielded stunning results.
For centuries, it was believed that the human brain functions as a single whole, which loses all its abilities in the event of any violations of its structure. Later it turned out that, if required, some parts of the brain take over the functions of damaged (during trauma or surgery) areas.
But even these irrefutable data did not cause any revolutionary changes in the views on the functioning of our central nervous system as a whole. However, great surprise was caused by the discovery that a person can live even in the case of atrophy or removal of the pineal gland (pineal gland). It turned out that part of our brain is a kind of "brain in the brain."
But the real shock happened when it was experimentally proved that breaking the connections between the left and right hemispheres of the brain practically does not affect the mental and functional abilities of a person, and on occasion this method can even cure epilepsy. No one has yet been able to find an intelligible explanation for this phenomenon.
Neurophysiologists Roger Sperry and Michael Gazzaniga studied the response of people who had ever artificially disrupted the connection between the cerebral hemispheres for the treatment of epilepsy. These studies prompted them to study separately the reactions of each hemisphere to the perception of visual images. They used the well-known fact that the nerve fibers that carry signals from the eyes to the brain are designed in such a way that the signal from the right eye goes to the left hemisphere, and from the left eye to the right hemisphere of the brain.
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The people with whom the experiment was conducted were shown images on the screen: first on the left side, then on the right. At some point, instead of a frame with an image, a picture-inscription appeared: "Who are you?" The right half responded: "Peter Samson." The left, when the inscription was shown on the right side, confirmed this. The next question "sounded" like this: "Who would you like to be?" The right hemisphere formulated the answer: "race car driver." And the left answered: "draftsman"!
The scientists were stunned. Further research showed that, without a doubt, each of the hemispheres is … a separate person! And this personality has its own, different from the other "half", dreams, memories, knowledge and emotions. And it turns out that the integral functioning of the human brain is made up of two separate equal "worlds" - that is, as, perhaps, happens in the Universe …
This discovery by two neurophysiologists accidentally confirmed a hypothesis that has long been expressed by some physicists, mathematicians and astronomers who built their own models of the Universe, and for researchers of paranormal phenomena this idea has long been fundamental. In short, it became clear that there are at least two parallel worlds in the brain.
Neurophysiologist Paul McLean argues in his works that the human brain does not even consist of two, but of three independent regions, "nested" into each other, like a nesting doll, and each of them lives according to its own "clock". The role of this "clock" is played by a group of nerve cells located deep in the brain, and these cells are called the "nucleus of crossing". The electrical impulses in this place show surprising regularity. Neurophysiologist Colin Blackmore says they remind him of the ticking of a clock. But how does this “clock” function without interfering with each other and “ticking” in its own rhythm?
Alas, Blackmore embarrassedly admits that he cannot say anything definite. But no one will be surprised if one day it will be scientifically established that each of these independent "brains" governs an independent body, which … simultaneously exists in our body! And it doesn't even matter what kind of body he controls - a physical, bodily body or a mental, disembodied one.
And in this case, the possibility of independent travel - for example, in a dream - of one of these bodies to other worlds will become a scientific fact … However, mystics, esoterics, magicians have long been talking about the possibility of such travels. Moreover, they regularly - according to them - make such trips. Providing sometimes irrefutable proof: talking about something that they could not know in any way, but could only see. And once they saw it, it means they were in the place where something happened.
Another mystery of the human brain is associated with the possibility of non-rational cognition - the so-called intuition. "Intuition told me that I had to do this and that, but something held me back." Almost all of us have heard such words: a person once again disobeyed intuition, trusted the crafty voice of reason, and once again fell into a mess …
What is intuition? This mysterious inner voice constantly interferes with our actions. The voice prompts: do this, it will be the best option. A voice whispers: trust this man. Or vice versa, a voice warns: be careful!
Intuitive knowledge of the world has nothing to do with the laws of logic. Logical thinking is based on collecting information, analyzing facts, establishing a causal relationship between them and formulating conclusions. (That is, what Sherlock Holmes was doing all the way, calling it deduction.) Intuition prompts a ready answer, appearing as if "from nowhere."
Almost all of us have heard the following words: “The first thought is the most correct”. Or “The first impression is the most correct,” but this is less common - impressions can be part of a number of factors that can be misleading. The provision of "the first correct thought" has long become an indisputable folk wisdom, included in sayings and proverbs. This “correct first thought” is actually a glimpse of intuition pointing in the right direction.
What the people have long learned empirically and adopted, as they say, into service, has recently begun to be confirmed by scientific experiments. It has been established that people with developed intuition are able to quickly navigate the most difficult situations and instantly make error-free decisions.
In some experiments, groups of subjects were asked to complete a variety of tasks - with numbers, words, pictures - each of which contained some kind of information gap. The subjects had to "restore" this gap. The results showed that those who followed the “logical” path invariably failed. Some tried to solve the problem by “unscientific poke”, that is, at random. And only a few came to the correct result with the help of intuition!
Scientists associate intuitive thinking with the work of the right hemisphere of the brain. This should indicate that left-handers (the right hemisphere of the brain is "in charge" of the left side of the body, and vice versa) should have a better developed intuition. And indeed! In numerous tests of intuition, left-handers always perform better than the "right-handed" majority.
Until recently, "left-handedness" was considered a defect that they tried to correct with the help of medicine, and children - young left-handers - were seriously "brought up", more precisely, "re-educated", in the "right-handed" traditions: the parents worried that they were growing up "defective" children. Meanwhile, the great Leonardo da Vinci was left-handed, and this did not stop him from writing La Gioconda and other masterpieces.
And yet we live in a right-handed civilization. All objects around us are adapted to the right hand - from scissors to cars. The system of education and upbringing is called upon from childhood to develop our left half of the brain - that is, logic, rational thinking. “Just without speculation, we ask you to rely on data” - this dry phrase, a kind of slogan of “right-handed” civilization, sounds like a refrain in life. And intuitive thinking is relegated to the margins of consciousness …
Why did it happen? After all, human nature contains both rational and spiritual principles. And the method of spiritual knowledge, which all religions of the world call to develop, is called intuition. And rational thinking is pure materialism, a way of being in this world. Nobody denies its necessity. But still "my kingdom is not of this world …". Remember whose words these are?
Therefore, intuition as a method of spiritual knowledge is immeasurably higher than logic, higher than rational thinking. But, alas, the age-old work to banish the spiritual principle from the life of mankind has led to the fact that rationalism prevailed in public consciousness and became the only official method of cognition.
Since that time, human civilization has entered the dead end in which it remains to this day. The problems of rationalistic civilization are so blatant, and the discord in the minds caused by them, so great that many seriously believe that the notorious "end of the world" will be the only way out of this impasse. These fears are easy to explain: it is clear that one-sided, "right-sided" development is not harmonious and ultimately leads to imbalance in everything - in the minds, in the souls, in the hearts, in mass behavior, in the worldview …
The third millennium, obviously, will greatly complicate the tasks facing humanity, and will require the attraction of new forces to solve them. It is clear that these problems cannot be solved with rationalism elevated to a cult. Fortunately, recently they began to recognize the fact that the further development of mankind is impossible without the harmonious development of all the creative possibilities inherent in man. Judge for yourself: after all, man is an amazingly symmetrical creature. Is it normal when only the right half of it actually participates in active creation?
By the way, some cultures of the ancient and middle ages, in particular, the early Slavic, were "two-handed" - people could equally wield the right and left hand, and both hemispheres of the brain played an equally important role. Both intuition and reason - each in their own field equally served people in the knowledge of an infinitely complex world. God gave over to God, and to Caesar - what was Caesar.
Let us remember how many times we have heard calls to study, discover, and realize the hidden capabilities of a person. And where are they hidden, these opportunities? Yes, in the right half of the brain, which is responsible for the left side of the body. Here is the source of intuition, as well as clairvoyance, clairvoyance and all those phenomena that in our "right-handed" civilization are usually called "paranormal".
So no matter how much they frighten us with the end of the world, the reserves of humanity are still huge. And they lie in the area of intuition - the area that leads to spiritual knowledge. To the knowledge of God …
Based on materials by A. Nizovsky and N. Nepomnyashchy