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==Higher Sensory Perception== | ==Higher Sensory Perception== | ||
In studies of how [[Higher Sensory Perception]] works, it has long been held that mental images are formed first, and only then do estimations of their meaning take place. If the mental chatter or noise ratio is higher than the received signal input, the person is unable to generate levels of [[Higher | In studies of how [[Higher Sensory Perception]] works, it has long been held that mental images are formed first, and only then do estimations of their meaning take place. If the mental chatter or noise ratio is higher than the received signal input, the person is unable to generate levels of [[Higher Sensory Perception]]. Clearing the mind, and calming the emotional body is critical for expanding consciousness and other sensory development like [[Remote Viewing]]. | ||
Briefly, in signal-to-noise theory when applied to the human nervous systems: | Briefly, in signal-to-noise theory when applied to the human nervous systems: | ||