Once the waves reach the pineal
gland, they bounce off the brain
sand, sequestering the electromagnetic field and transmitting
the information to the cerebral
cortex for the interpretation of the
message.
In October 2010 in Valencia,
Spain, I (Martínez) conducted an
interview with Dr. Sérgio Felipe de
Oliveira, who showed images from
his magnetic resonance experiments and pointed out these differences in the level of brain sand
in the pineal gland that are related
to extrasensory abilities.
RESEARCH INTO NEARDEATH EXPERIENCE
At King’s College London there is
a revolution going on in the world
of thanatology, the scientific study
of death.
The researcher, Peter Fenwick,
MD, is performing detailed
experiments on the phenomenon
that takes place between
the 24 and 48 hours before and after
death and also at the moment of
death. He concentrates on visions
from people who were lying in bed
and spoke with deceased family
Dr Sérgio Felipe de Oliveira
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