Do We Have a Missing Sensory Organ?
What happens when you watch too many Christopher Nolan movies and listen to lots of podcasts on the concept of the Universe, and read books on souls? Your mind goes on a psychedelic overdrive and you start thinking about things that you would have never thought about before. For last two years, I was reading a lot about souls, past life reincarnation, and near-death experiences. This led me to various books and some of them were borderline paranormal books. I am also reading Osho and while listening to Neil deGrasse Tyson. You can see what hotch-potch is going on in my brain? And this hotch-potch brain neurons came up with this THOUGHT ( I am so proud of myself and already patting my back for this thought. He he he!!)
We have various sensory organs that help us see, taste, smell, touch, and hear. What if there is something else in this universe that we cannot perceive because we do not have the required organ to perceive it?
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Some animals can sense a lot of things that humans cannot. Do we have some organs underdeveloped because some other organs developed more? We know the universe has more than one dimension. We are unable to perceive those dimensions because we do not have the necessary organs. I recently read that all of us have inherent intuitions, but not many of us use it. In Yoga, they often talk about awakening the Chakras. They talk about the heart centre. If we consider all these doesn’t it lead us to something that we are yet to explore.
Warning to Self: Too much of yoga can trigger these thoughts
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