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reply posted on 19-10-2008 @ 09:26 PM by agent violet
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Unlike most of the early commentors on the first page, I would say Do Not go to the doctors or talk about this to anyone but your very most trusted,
but even to them I personally wouldn't. People will probably mock you, say you're crazy, make fun of you and such. I hardly doubt that they would
believe you.
So with that said, I was wondering how the signals may be entering your head. and I could only come up with one conclusion: your hair, thus acting as
antennae picking up the signal. Although, granted I may be wrong and you may be bald for all I know.
Another idea I came up with was that perhaps someone is trying to enter your mind through an indirect path. By sending noises and other such
occurrences to distract their entrance. It also may be that something already entered into you (via your dabblings in occult practices). This would
account for the 'super-hearing'. *It is possible to see using radio-waves, this is commonly used in space.
Regardless, in order what you to 'pick up on' radio waves, you must be or have gotten attuned [somehow, although unfathomably as it seems] to the
electromagnetic spectrum.
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reply posted on 19-10-2008 @ 09:28 PM by agent violet
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But yeah, I would definitaly have a journal and keep a log of the dates, times, and specifically what you hear. This way you can see if there is a
pattern further down the line.
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reply posted on 19-10-2008 @ 09:36 PM by Soulstone
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I don't think I ever said I was hearing radio waves. That is just what it sounded like. Since stopping a medication I was prescribed, I do not hear
them anymore. It was just the way my mind was filtering sounds. I have good hearing and as a result the distant noises became similar to voices.
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reply posted on 19-10-2008 @ 09:40 PM by agent violet
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Seems to me that it very well may have been an odd adverse affect from the medication?
Its Possible, I suppose.
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reply posted on 19-10-2008 @ 09:41 PM by Soulstone
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Lol, maybe. God knows what they put in that crap and they get kids hooked on at age 16.
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reply posted on 19-10-2008 @ 10:57 PM by Soulstone
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Gren, are you on any medication that could cause you to have the noise filtering problem that mine did?
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reply posted on 17-3-2009 @ 03:44 PM by Explorergirl
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reply posted on 17-3-2009 @ 03:56 PM by 30 Seconds
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education and work place mean nothing when it comes to intelligence.
4.0 average means your intelligent? haha # no, it just means you can memorize and regurgitate w/e is being hammered into you. nothing more.
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reply posted on 6-4-2009 @ 09:50 AM by mhinsey
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Not going to say it is not something paranormal - opening of chakras, etc.
However, to not go to a doctor and verify nothing is medically wrong is REALLY saying you are crazy.
Here are some possible medical reasons (not saying you are a druggie or crazy - these are listed in the medical reasons):
"Intoxication or withdrawal from substances of abuse can cause psychosis at any age. Metabolic disorders, such as hypercalcemia, hyponatremia,
uremia, hepatic encephalopathy, thyroid disorders, hypoglycemia, vitamin deficiencies, and porphyria, can cause delirium associated with
hallucinations and delusions. Autoimmune diseases, such as systemic lupus erythematosus and temporal arteritis, can also cause psychosis, as may any
CNS vasculitis. Drug toxicity is another common cause of delirium. Extrapyramidal disorders, such as Parkinson’s disease and Huntington’s disease,
can cause psychotic symptoms. Hallucinations can be the presenting symptom of CNS infections, such as acute viral encephalitis, HIV or AIDS,
encephalopathy, syphilis, and Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. Neurological conditions, such as demyelinating diseases, dementia, stroke, seizures, and CNS
neoplasms, may also present with psychotic symptoms ..."
Website I found for this reference: ajp.psychiatryonline.org... It is diagnosing history of 50-something man BUT it
is the definition of what might cause it such as thyroid, neurological conditions... which is more worrysome since you noted you had a nerve endings
issue when younger.
Good luck. Anyone who calls you crazy... just sucker punch... your crazy right? (just kidding - I firmly believe the crazy ones are actually the
sane ones - with exception of maybe Manson and others of that like).
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reply posted on 6-4-2009 @ 10:17 AM by Graphix10
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Hello friend...
Listen, before people start convincing you that you're crazy, please take a moment to hear me out.
My experience (or symptoms) are very similar to yours. And yes, it sounds like your chakras are WIDE open. I believe what you had is a Spontaneous
Kundalini, which can really mess you up at first! I could hear cars that were three blocks away, I heard voices or conversations and it does kind of
sound like radio waves but what you're actually picking up on is inter-dimensional communication. But relax, this will subside. YOU ARE NOT CRAZY.
Find a spiritualist or psychic healer and get your chakras aligned or cleaned and have some Reiki work done. Psychic healers can do both. Doctors
will NOT understand this. My doctors didn't even know what chakras were. Please take the time to at least look into this kind of treatment because it
sounds very much like my experience and the chakra cleansing helped me out tremendously. Good luck!
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reply posted on 6-4-2009 @ 10:27 AM by Vyrtigo
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According to kundalini, there is no such thing as spontaneous kundalini. i have studied a lot about kundalini, and it is a slow process, which is
guided by a kundalini master.
Just thought i'd clarify that for you all.
And to the poster, i suggest you stay off the meds and see a psychologist. A psychiatrist will only drug you up. But thats just my opinion.
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reply posted on 6-4-2009 @ 11:15 AM by Graphix10
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Originally posted by Vyrtigo
According to kundalini, there is no such thing as spontaneous kundalini. i have studied a lot about kundalini, and it is a slow process, which is
guided by a kundalini master.
Just thought i'd clarify that for you all.
And to the poster, i suggest you stay off the meds and see a psychologist. A psychiatrist will only drug you up. But thats just my opinion.
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With all due respect, my friend, you are greatly misinformed. Spontaneous Kundalini is not a meditated Kundalini. Obviously the word "Spontaneous"
means you didn't intentionally plan for this. I'm not Hindu and I don't study Kundalini meditation techniques, but there is definitely a condition
called Spontaneous Kundalini. I'm sorry your studies don't include it.
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