Mechanical Humans

[aliencrafter]

There is a tiny part of the brain just before the forehead above the eyes on the left side of it that makes a sparkle sensation which seems to control your head you can avoid this by making your own will stop it from moving your head by forcing your head to keep still.

Also there is something in the back of your head that turns it self round like when your screwing something with a Screwdriver. It is those points in your brains that control you all over.

Without them you wouldn't be able to move. It is the mechanism device that drives you and is not your own.

[joy division]

thanks for that.

[serenevasaline]

There is a tiny part of the brain just before the forehead above the eyes on the left side of it that makes a sparkle sensation which seems to control your head you can avoid this by making your own will stop it from moving your head by forcing your head to keep still.

Also there is something in the back of your head that turns it self round like when your screwing something with a Screwdriver. It is those points in your brains that control you all over.

Without them you wouldn't be able to move. It is the mechanism device that drives you and is not your own.

lol. cool. :D:D

[mountain]

Interesting... I imagine the spiraling located in the back of the head is associated with the crown chakra, no doubt, and its funny how our hair grows like a corkscrew (DNA) from that point.

Hey, I have been thinking about the mechanical buzzing I hear prior to astral projecting along with some other things I have been experiencing and researching, its funny and spooky all at once...

[haukipesukone]

There is a tiny part of the brain just before the forehead above the eyes on the left side of it that makes a sparkle sensation which seems to control your head you can avoid this by making your own will stop it from moving your head by forcing your head to keep still.

Also there is something in the back of your head that turns it self round like when your screwing something with a Screwdriver. It is those points in your brains that control you all over.

Without them you wouldn't be able to move. It is the mechanism device that drives you and is not your own.

How do you know this? What are the parts called?

Don't get me wrong, I think this is fascinating, but I just don't understand all the implications of it. Nor the practical applications.