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Scientists Discover Humans Have A ‘Magnetic 6th Sense’ To Detect Something We Can’t Even See

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magnetic fieldsArjun Walia – It’s called magnetoreception, and it refers to the ability to perceive magnetic fields. Several animals use it to find their way over long distances by aligning themselves with the Earth’s magnetic field. Sea turtles. honeybees, spiny lobsters, dolphins, migratory birds, and more all have a magnetic compass which allows them to use the information that’s coded into magnetic fields.

We know little beyond that, however. How they use them, how they sense them, and what information they are getting from them remains up for speculation. For all we know, these magnetic fields could be used for much more than navigation for certain species.

According to Joe Kirschvink, the geophysicist at the California Institute of Technology who is currently testing humans for a magnetic sense, “it’s part of our evolutionary history. Magnetoreception  may be the primal sense.” (source) Continue reading →

Sharks And Humans: Attack In An Electromagnetic Ocean

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sharksRebecca Hardcastle Wright, PhD – In mid-June I stayed at a mom and pop hotel on Oak Island, North Carolina. The day after we departed, two people were attacked by a shark on the beach below our hotel.

As a believer that animals communicate messages to people, a shamanic tradition, I asked what message shark was bringing?

Cellular Similarity of Humans and Sharks

It turns out that we humans are genetically similar to sharks. And, the electromagnetic pollution that surrounds our mutual environment is causing both humans and sharks to experience confusion, fear and anxiety. We humans experience confusion and respond with attack, just like the sharks.

Humans and sharks share the same genes that give sharks their sixth sense and allows them to detect electrical signals. These genes are also responsible for the development of head and facial features in humans.

According to scientists, sharks have an array of special cells that sense electromagnetics.  Sharks use these cells for navigation and hunting. They may be able to navigate via celestial clues–from the stars and the electromagnetic fields of space.

So humans and sharks share similar genes. Could humans and sharks share a knowledge of the stars, earth changes, and electromagnetic fields?  A sixth sense? Quite likely.

Our Common Body Electric Exoconscious

A main theme of Exoconsciousness is our innate connection to our celestial environment.  I incorporated The Body Electric by Robert Becker and his research into Exoconsciousness: Your 21st Century Mind. Continue reading →