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Thought and Mind as the Projection of Mentaholomorphic Fields by the Brain: A Proposed Mechanism.

by Jonathan D. Cowan, Ph.D.

(This is an abstract from an article which appeared in Subtle Energies & Energy Medicine Volume Seventeen, Number Two)

This paper proposes a new understanding of the relationship between brain, mind and other biofields based in the emergent properties of the brain's parallel structure, which creates a brain "laser." Several thalamocoritical rhythms, including a 40 cycle per second oscillation associated with event scanning and a faster EEG rhythm found in healers and others, are hypothesized to give rise to coherent electromagnetic radiation, as well as multifaceted coherent radiation in the additional dimensions posited by string theory. These rhythms cause repetitive excitation of the sugar/protein coatings of the parallel axons of the thalamocoratical columns. The synchronous excitation of these glycocalyxes of the parallel columns will cause similar chemical bonds to resonate and entrain one another, giving rise to coherent radiation. This electromagnetic/multifaceted radiation forms highly complex interference patterns (termed "mentaholomorphic fields") when they interact with each other and the electromagnetic/multifaceted activity in the cortical layers. The resulting mentaholomorphic fields may be related to thought, mind and particular sates of consciousness.

Jonathan D. Cowan, Ph.D. Peak Achievement Training 1103 Hollendale Way. Goshen, KY 40026 jon@peakachievement.com

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