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Something my brain just does, often at inconvenient times.

The Creativity of ADHD
https://www.scientificamerican.com/a...ivity-of-adhd/


What the heck does that have to do with holy water Katya?




Recently there was a thread about a family reporting seeing tall non-human creatures in their backyard. That reminded me of a movie. Some other miscers in the thread figured out it was Signs.



Awake for no good reason I remembered that in the movie the aliens were defeated by water, which seemed like one of the stupidest plot devices ever. I mean for real, if you could be injured by water why would invade a planet covered in the stuff?


Then I thought about some of the things I have heard about water recently:

Spoiler!

- my brother saying something about water that has been pumped via electricity losing its positive attributes and that there is another way of spinning or swirling water to move it that doesn't cause that

- a respected astrologer [Pam Gregory, worked for some big corporations and other wealthy types] talking about the importance of water and how thought and vibration can change the quality of water...said that someone had done some type of experimentation about the crystalline structure or something


And also thought about the idea being kicked around that aliens aren't visitors from a different ball of rock floating in some physically distant location, but are instead interdimensional travelers and could be creatures previously labeled as demons.


Oh, and last night I watched a PBS show about the brain and human perception which affirmed an idea I had come across before- that humans lived experience doesn't represent reality accurately, but is instead merely the representation that we have developed as best adapted for our continued existence.


So where is that all going?

What if in the move Signs the aliens are demons and they are burned by the water, not because all water is toxic to them, but because that specific water is tuned to a vibrational frequency that causes them harm?



What if the kid unintentionally created holy water and seeded it all over his house?

What if there are all these other aspects of reality which we humans are insensate to and therefore ignorant of as a group, but a few of us here and there get glimpses into these other realms and over time have stumbled into knowledge useful for human survival?

So we have things like a prohibition against eating pork from a time before we had the tools to see the mechanisms of disease? Or astrology linking patterns between observed events and behaviors with movements of the lights in the sky- perhaps be due to electric or gravitational forces? Or priests creating holy water by action and intent tuning the structure of water so that it is beneficial to humans while being corrosive to demons?

Who knows? Tin foil hats might work.

Interesting for Sunday morning

F it

You're an early riser. I posted and then went back to sleep until around 7.

Didn't recognize the song. Cars look fun.

It’s really sad to see how far off the deep end you’ve gone because of your divorce and ex husbands death

Hope you can find your way back to normalcy one day

Have you considered therapy?

What is this thread about?

lol

I'm neurodivergent dear. If by normal you mean neurotypical then my tour was over before it even started.
A shared example of associative thinking.

Or that maybe if you swirl water and concentrate good thoughts upon it you can transmute the crystalline structure of the water and use it to defend yourself against E.T.




Whatever works for you. I wrote it after lying awake in bed awhile before going back to sleep.

For anyone interested this was the PBS show:



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Demonstrates some ways in which our perception of reality via our senses is an illusion created by our brains using limited information.

The first 30 or 40 minutes held my attention. Things like the dress [blue and black or white and gold] and the audio clip [yabby or laurel]. I think the first one was showing what a tiny area of clear vision we really have.

And that fits so well with an interview on the idea that this place is a simulation and isn't real where one of the speakers specifically discussed that human perception is limited and evolutionarily skewed to take in only the information that is optimal to our survival while ignoring a lot of other information.

The water thing? IDK. Is structured water beneficial? A good number of people seem to think so. That inert objects may react to outside influences like electric stimulation or sound is established I believe.