Author: The Hulk | Date: October 31, 2009 | Time: 11:51 am
That was way too basic. Like the part where tha man explains that different tonalities were sent in each ear. He really didn’t even explain us why and it skipped to something else. Or the begginning part with the man telling us what shamans are…it’s sounded like it was took out of a cheap dictionnarry…
I’ll tell you these things, vaguely explained, since we were not even informed in the documentary what tribe of shamans they were talking about and what those frequencies really do.
Shamans were the tribe’s medicin man. He explored consciouseness by taking drugs and then experiencing visions. There are still shamans alive today. I don’t know why the people who made this documentary even consider themselves credible for explaining this stuff. Here are some names and other keywords you might want to research for if you are truly interested in the psychadellic experience…
- Alan Watts
- Timothy Leary
- Terrence Mckena
- Ayahuasca (or yage)
- The pineal gland
- Dymenthol Triptamines
- LSD
- entheogenics
- Mescale
For the part about the frequencies, try it yourself. The frequencies must be lower than 20hz and not the same in each ear. The louder the better. Try listening to those frequencies in a room with dim lights and just close your eyes and relax. Two different frequency wave patterns under 20hz heard at the same time cancel each other, and to focus on that canceled noise supposively create a dream state. Some say it is the activation of the pineal gland. There are rumors that the pineal gland secretes Dymenthol Triptamines and that it’s activated also when we sleep, and that would be one explanation to why we dream.
The Shaman is in a dream state. He develops his pineal gland and activates it.
…No University graduate could explain what the Shaman does without having similar experiences.
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That was way too basic. Like the part where tha man explains that different tonalities were sent in each ear. He really didn’t even explain us why and it skipped to something else. Or the begginning part with the man telling us what shamans are…it’s sounded like it was took out of a cheap dictionnarry…
I’ll tell you these things, vaguely explained, since we were not even informed in the documentary what tribe of shamans they were talking about and what those frequencies really do.
Shamans were the tribe’s medicin man. He explored consciouseness by taking drugs and then experiencing visions. There are still shamans alive today. I don’t know why the people who made this documentary even consider themselves credible for explaining this stuff. Here are some names and other keywords you might want to research for if you are truly interested in the psychadellic experience…
- Alan Watts
- Timothy Leary
- Terrence Mckena
- Ayahuasca (or yage)
- The pineal gland
- Dymenthol Triptamines
- LSD
- entheogenics
- Mescale
For the part about the frequencies, try it yourself. The frequencies must be lower than 20hz and not the same in each ear. The louder the better. Try listening to those frequencies in a room with dim lights and just close your eyes and relax. Two different frequency wave patterns under 20hz heard at the same time cancel each other, and to focus on that canceled noise supposively create a dream state. Some say it is the activation of the pineal gland. There are rumors that the pineal gland secretes Dymenthol Triptamines and that it’s activated also when we sleep, and that would be one explanation to why we dream.
The Shaman is in a dream state. He develops his pineal gland and activates it.
…No University graduate could explain what the Shaman does without having similar experiences.
Cheers
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