Remote Viewing in Sidereal Time Can Enhance Telepathy
There appears to be evidence that psychic phenomena can be affected by external factors, including geomagnetic forces and our alignment with the cosmos. As strange as this may sound, researcher James Spottiswoode discovered significant data showing that remote viewing in sidereal time is directly correlated with success, or lack thereof, based on our orientation to the center of the Milky Way Galaxy. Though, he doesn’t know exactly why.
How One Researcher Knew to Calculate Sidereal Time
Sidereal time is a method used by astronomers to keep track of celestial objects. It is based on a time scale of Earth’s rotation in relation to fixed stars in the sky and was used to discover the mysterious nature of pulsars, the highly-magnetized, rotating neutron stars – a source of gravitational waves. But Spottiswoode’s use of sidereal time could point to something more intriguing than gravitational waves; possibly a source emitting or influencing our consciousness.
At a certain point during the day, our zenith, or the point in the sky directly above us, aligns with a particular point in the galaxy. Rather than measuring time based on the Earth’s orientation with the sun, one can measure time based on Earth’s orientation to this galactic point. Days measured in this sense are shorter than solar days by about four minutes, lagging by a little more than one day per year.
So, what does this have to do with remote viewing and psychic phenomena? It turns out that there are peak times during the day when our orientation to the galactic center can enhance success with remote viewing and psychic ability, what Spottiswoode refers to as anomalous cognition. There are also times during the day when psychic ability can be adversely affected by our orientation with the galaxy.
Spottiswoode came to this conclusion by examining a dataset of 20 years worth of psychic research, containing 1,524 trials, between 22 different studies. He found a 400 percent spike in the success rate of tests from remote viewing sessions and wondered what could be causing it. Upon initially examining the time of day when the sessions were being conducted, based on solar time, he kept finding discrepancies. But when organizing the data based on sidereal time, Spottiswoode found a correlation.
At 13:30 h local sidereal time (LST), the data showed that one would have 400 percent greater success with remote viewing. At this time, our planet is oriented with the Milky Way so that the galactic center is located directly on the horizon. This daily period of peak psychic cognition lasts for about three and a half hours, from 12:45 to 14:15 h LST. When the center of the galaxy is directly overhead, or at our zenith, psychic cognition drops to its lowest point, between 17.5 and 20 h.
This Spottiswoode Peak, as it came to be known, had to be connected with something outside of our solar system because sidereal time is based on right ascension, or a longitudinal line to a fixed point in the sky, which rules out anything local due to planetary movement.
But what exactly was this data that Spottiswoode was analyzing and who was he exactly?
Is Remote Viewing Real?
James Spottiswoode is a parapsychologist who has worked on an array of government-funded projects investigating psychokinesis and ESP. He also worked with the Stanford Research Institute during its CIA-funded remote viewing program, known as the Star Gate Project. During his time studying telepathy, Spottiswoode ran experiments testing quantum optics and extremely low-frequency electromagnetic waves on psychic functions.
In addition to discovering the sidereal effect, Spottiswoode found correlations between solar wind and geomagnetic activity in his measurements of anomalous cognition.
During times of low geomagnetic activity, he found that there was an increase in telepathic experiences. This he says, is the only known physical variable that affects anomalous cognition. Geomagnetism is due to interactions between solar wind and the ionosphere, when ionized plasma from solar storms hits the Earth, causing fluctuations in our geomagnetic field. So, if you want to optimize your remote viewing session, make sure you fall within the right sidereal window and plan to view when the solar forecast is clear.
But with all of this evidence, is remote viewing actually real? What did Spottiswoode make of all of this? While his goal was to look empirically at the data and not attempt to measure the quality of the successful sessions, he concluded that the effect sidereal time had on remote viewing was indeed real. He collected data from a new sample of 1015 trials to verify his findings on the original set, reaching the same conclusion. But could there have been a more mundane explanation?
He said that had he found it to correlate with our solar day, he would have associated the phenomenon with circadian rhythms or our scheduled work days, but this wasn’t the case. “…I’ve checked my data carefully and those kinds of effects could not mimic the sidereal correlation I found. Don’t ask me what it is, but it’s real,” he said.
Further research has found the same effect to occur on precognition in animals. One study found a correlation with the 13.5 h sidereal time on Zebra Finches’ precognitive reaction to a stimulus. A correlation was also found on a precognitive test run by Rupert Sheldrake, another researcher who studies psychic phenomena. During this experiment, subjects were tested to see if they could tell who was calling them on the phone before answering. They found subjects were significantly more likely to predict their caller during the peak, 13.5 h sidereal time, compared to the 19 h sidereal time.
If Spottiswoode’s discovery is real it warrants further research into the phenomenon and what could possibly be causing it. Unfortunately, government funding in projects relating to psychic phenomena and remote viewing was cut years ago, at least as far as we know. But for those who meditate, remote view, or astral project, sidereal time should be taken into consideration during your practice. It’s relatively easy to calculate, with websites that let you know what your LST is. Have you ever experienced enhanced psychic cognition due to sidereal time?
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How to Activate the Pineal Gland and Open the Third Eye
The pineal gland is known as the third eye because of its role in perception and awareness beyond the physical senses. Activating this gland can lead to transcendental experiences and a heightened state of well-being. In this article we explore what the pineal gland is, how to activate it and the benefits of opening the third eye.
Table of Contents
- What Is the Pineal Gland?
- What Does It Mean to Activate the Pineal Gland?
- Benefits of Activating the Pineal Gland
- 3 Techniques to Activate the Pineal Gland
- Consequences of Activating the Pineal Gland
- Dangers of Activating the Pineal Gland
- Frequently Asked Questions About Pineal Gland Activation
What Is the Pineal Gland?
The pineal gland is a small organ about the size of a grain of rice, located in the center of the brain, between the back of the throat and the back of the head. Historically, it has been known as the “third eye” because of its ability to influence our perception and awareness beyond the physical senses. Its main function in three-dimensional reality is the production of melatonin and serotonin, neurotransmitters crucial to the regulation of sleep and wakefulness.
In addition to regulating the sleep cycle, the pineal gland is also associated with perception and intuition. Many spiritual and mystical traditions consider it the portal to higher dimensions of consciousness and the key to accessing a heightened state of perception and connection with the universe. This small gland acts as a transducer, converting energy frequencies into inner sensory experiences.
What Does It Mean to Activate the Pineal Gland?
Activating the pineal gland involves awakening its ability to perceive beyond physical reality, opening the third eye and allowing a deeper connection with the quantum field and spiritual dimensions. This process is achieved through practices that increase your sensitivity to energetic frequencies, stimulating your internal calcite crystals to act as information receiving antennae.
When the pineal gland is activated, a series of biochemical changes occur in the brain. Melatonin is transformed into more powerful metabolites that induce altered states of consciousness, allowing inner visions and transcendental experiences. This activation can lead to a sense of deep connection with the universe and greater spiritual clarity.
In Rewired, available on Gaia, Dr. Joe Dispenza explains in detail what it means to activate the pineal gland and how this process allows for a deeper connection to the quantum field and spiritual dimensions.
Benefits of Activating the Pineal Gland
Opening the third eye has multiple benefits, spiritually, physically and emotionally. Some of these benefits include:
- Increased intuition: Allows a clearer and deeper perception, helping in decision making and in the understanding of complex situations.
- Spiritual connection: Facilitates mystical experiences and a deeper connection with the universe and the inner self.
- Stress reduction: Practices associated with pineal gland activation promote relaxation and mental calmness.
- Improved sleep: Melatonin regulation improves sleep cycles, allowing for a more restful sleep.
- Development of creativity: By accessing higher states of consciousness, creativity and the ability to innovate are enhanced.
- Emotional balance: Helps to manage emotions more effectively, promoting stability and overall well-being.
3 Techniques to Activate the Pineal Gland
To activate the pineal gland and open the third eye, it is essential to use specific techniques that promote the stimulation of this gland. Joe Dispenza, in the Rewired series, details several practices that can facilitate this activation.
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Breathing and Muscle Contraction
One of the main techniques to activate the pineal gland is deep breathing combined with muscle contraction. This practice involves inhaling deeply from the perineum, the base of the spine, to the top of the head, while contracting the intrinsic muscles of the body. The contraction of these muscles, along with breath holding, creates a mechanical pressure that stimulates the calcite crystals in the pineal gland, generating an electrical charge known as the piezoelectric effect.
This process of breathing and contraction not only increases the energy in the spine, but also helps to direct the flow of energy to the pineal gland. This practice, when done consistently and correctly, can lead to the activation of the gland, allowing the perception of frequencies beyond the physical senses and the opening of the third eye.
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Visualization and Mental Focus
Another important technique for pineal gland activation is visualization and mental focus. During meditation sessions, it is recommended to focus attention on the area between the eyes, where the third eye is located, and imagine an intense light shining in that area. This visualization helps to activate the pineal gland and strengthen its ability to receive and convert energy frequencies into images and internal sensory experiences.
Mental focus also involves maintaining a clear intention and a state of deep relaxation. By reducing brain waves to alpha and theta levels, it facilitates connection with the quantum field and enhances the pineal gland’s ability to pick up and interpret energetic information. This state of relaxation and focus is crucial for experiencing inner visions and reaching higher states of consciousness.
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Meditation to Open the Third Eye
Meditation is a powerful tool for the activation of the pineal gland. Following Joe Dispenza’s methods, it is possible to perform a guided meditation that includes specific steps to stimulate this gland and open the third eye. The following is a step-by-step approach to this meditation:
- Initial preparation: Find a quiet place and sit comfortably. Close your eyes and begin to breathe deeply to relax.
- Focus on breathing: Inhale deeply from the perineum to the top of the head, while contracting the intrinsic muscles of the body.
- Breath Hold: Once you have fully inhaled, hold your breath and maintain the muscle contraction. Feel the energy move into the pineal gland.
- Visualization of light: Visualize an intense light between your eyebrows, in the area of the third eye. Keep your focus on this light while continuing to hold your breath.
- Release and repeat: Exhale slowly and relax the muscles. Repeat this process several times, gradually increasing the duration of breath holding.
- Closing the meditation: At the end of the session, allow your breathing to return to its natural rhythm and remain in a state of deep relaxation for a few minutes before opening your eyes.
Consequences of Activating the Pineal Gland
Activation of the pineal gland modifies the way reality is perceived. Many people report an increased sensitivity to surroundings, emotions and even to their own and others’ thoughts. This expansion of perception can improve decision-making and intuitive understanding of complex situations.
It is also common to experience a sense of synchronicity with the rhythms of nature and the body. Some people begin to perceive patterns, signals or coincidences more frequently, which can generate a sense of inner guidance or clearer purpose. This connection can strengthen spiritual practices such as meditation, contemplation or energy work.
On the other hand, it is common for the sense of time to change. During deep meditative states or after sustained practice, the perception of the past and the future may become more fluid. This does not imply a disconnection from reality, but a new way of experiencing the present from a state of greater clarity.
Dangers of Activating the Pineal Gland
Although pineal gland activation can bring profound benefits, it has also been the subject of many myths and misunderstandings. It is not dangerous in nature, but it does require respect, awareness and preparation. It is essential to understand that it is not necessary to be afraid, but to act with caution and emotional balance when exploring these states of consciousness.
- Emotional overload: When opening the third eye, repressed emotions may emerge. This is not negative, but can be overwhelming if not addressed with proper accompaniment.
- Energetic imbalance: An abrupt awakening can alter the internal balance. It is key to advance progressively and take care of the physical body during the process.
- Sleep disturbances: Increased sensitivity to energies can modify sleep cycles. Lucid dreams or temporary insomnia are common and tend to stabilize with continued practice.
- Confusion or disorientation: The expansion of consciousness may generate a different perception of reality. This does not mean losing control, but it may require time for integration.
- Social isolation: Some people feel disconnected from their environment when they have new perspectives. It is important to maintain healthy bonds and share the process with people you trust.
Activating the pineal gland is a path of self-knowledge, not a dangerous practice. With proper guidance and a mindful approach, the benefits far outweigh the potential challenges.
Frequently Asked Questions About Pineal Gland Activation
Many people approach pineal gland activation seeking spiritual expansion, inner healing or a deeper connection with reality. However, to move forward with safety and clarity in this process, it is important to resolve common doubts that often arise in practice. Below, we answer the most frequently asked questions based on real experiences and proven principles within the spiritual and energetic realm.
How long does it take for the pineal gland to activate?
Time varies from person to person and consistency in practice. Some people notice changes in a few weeks, while others require months or more. The key is regular practice, clear intention and a lifestyle that supports holistic wellness.
Is it safe to activate the pineal gland?
Yes, as long as it is done with proper techniques and a conscious attitude. Although temporary side effects such as intense dreams or emerging emotions may arise, it does not represent a danger if approached with respect and balance.
What does it feel like to open the third eye?
Effects can include greater mental clarity, spiritual connection, vivid dreams and more intuitive perception. Each experience is unique, but many people report a sense of well-being, presence and expanded awareness.
How do I know if I have an activated pineal gland?
Some common signs are more finely tuned intuition, sharper inner perception, frequent lucid dreaming, and a sense of connection to the present. You may also notice an increased sensitivity to energy or spontaneous moments of deep mental clarity.
Is it possible to close the third eye after opening it?
It does not shut down completely, but its activity may decrease if the practice is abandoned or if there is an emotional or energetic blockage. Resuming meditation and habits that favor activation can restore its functioning.
Can I activate the pineal gland without previous spiritual experience?
Yes, it is not necessary to have advanced knowledge to begin. The important thing is to approach it with an open mind, discipline and a willingness to explore the inner world. The techniques are accessible to anyone committed to personal development.
