Dr. Diane Hennessey (170:52)
What kind of questions do I have? Oh, well, I'm wanting to know, you know, I'm really wanting to know, you know, the kinds of things that you're asking, you know, like, you know, how do they experience the world? I mean, I really want to know what it's like to be in their mind, number one. And then I want to know, what is it that is, is there something that we can measure objectively that will validate some of these things beyond just. Okay, so it's interesting that we have this sort of evidence for telepathy or whatever, but what is. What is going on? Can we measure, for example, differences in their biofield? There's this device that's called a biowell that was invented by a Russian scientist that reportedly measures this biofield I told you about. And. And it also gives a reading of the chakras, which are talked about in Eastern traditions. And each one of these is just an energy center. The way to think of it, like a vortex of energy. And the chakra that people in Eastern mysticism talk about being associated with psychic abilities, things like telepathy is the third eye, you know, the sixth chakra. Okay. And I, I tested the biofield of this one boy during telepathic communication. With his mother. And that chakra and the throat chakra, which is the communication chakra, were two and a half times deviated from the midline, but just during telepathy. Okay? And so that, to me, is very interesting information because it really does provide some evidence that these ideas of biofields and energy centers, each of which is devoted to some other sort of aspect of our consciousness, if you will, we've got the heart chakra, you know, which is associated with, you know, the feelings of the heart, you know, the solar plexus, you know, the root chakra, which is our sense of. Root chakra is our sense of, you know, groundedness or, you know, belonging. You know, each one. Each one of these is like a different aspect of ourselves that ideally are all kind of singing together in harmony, you know, but that can get. We can get out of balance. You know, people can. People can be, you know, if they don't have a solid grounding, then it's more problematic for them to be having these sort of psychical experiences because they're not grounded. So they're. I mean, you know, there needs to be a way in which they're. All of these things are working together in a coherent way. But. But in order to prove that those things that are thousands of years old, this idea of there being chakras and energy fields, and it's across different cultures, I mean, Native Americans believe in them as well. And so proving those, and then understanding what do we do to bring those more in harmony with one another? Because what I'm really, really interested in is how can we help be our fullest potential in a way that is removing the impurities and restoring the harmony to our own biofield so that the body, in its innate wisdom can heal itself rather than having this model of healing that's imposing something, something on somebody saying, you know, let me, you know, let me give you this medication that really just manages symptoms instead of that, how do I bring you back to your divine blueprint that has had all of these, you know, insults to it, you know, whether it's toxic chemicals or, you know, you know, or, you know, EMF or it's, you know, or just all the psychological baggage that we accumulate as a result of, you know, living in the kind of world we live in today. And how do we clear all of that out? Restore harmony? Because if we ourselves, because the only thing that we really have control over is really ourself, and if what we do is we start really trying to do a really good job of being the best, that we can be. What I see happen is there's a ripple effect that if I'm in a really good space and harmonized, I have that effect. I kind of have that effect on other people around me. I see that if I'm in a good mood, it's easier to get other people to be in a good mood, and then those people then are in a good mood, and that can bring on a good mood for a better attitude, mood for the people around them. And so if we all focus on that which we have control over, instead of putting our consciousness to something that disempowers us, makes us feel helpless, makes us feel like, what's the point? If we stop putting our energy there and start putting our energy into, well, what do I have control over and what can I do and how can I make things better? Then we start to bring about more harmony. And that's associated with health. We know that our attitude and our mental health has a huge impact on our morbidity and mortality from a whole host of conditions. So what I'm wanting to see is how do we facilitate people in that process? And I see these autistic individuals as being. They're like the canaries in the coal mine. They're the sensitives who are showing us that. They're showing us, in a more extreme way, the good and the bad of everything. And we can learn so much from them. But there's ramifications for everyone.
