EXTRA ANORMAL - Capítulo 40 JACOBO GRINBERG soldados con súper poderes de TELEQUINESIS

Episode Date: November 29, 2022

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is the telekinesis. What is the telekinesis? The ability that many for the culture pop it will know as the ability of the Dr. X

of X-Men to be able manipulate the material with the mind, to be up a

water with just to only think to. And this will sound to many people. Not those

just I really also I'm in but these archives are loquisimous I'm

there's an archive that all in English at the 100 I'm I'm, I

do it in some in some little parts the parts more more

interesting and I'm going to write because really is something

that me impact much even even are written

that were made with machines to not not

in computer It's a totally very antivu This actual in the

carpetta NWX is a strange and to the translation of Spanish

says Agenters military are Petscentoriales are put to work to learn

the mind of the generals enemies that are a

8,000 kilometers to distance to look the war secretos

Encered in Cajas Fuerre in Cajas FURT. Hello. In Hello

How much a podcast Extra Normal? My name is Paco Aarias and

I'm very good to be to be here with all of you. In this

occasion is a occasion a special because we the day

of today the Dr. Martin M. Garcia neuropsychologist. How is it, Doctor? Hello, Paco, much good. Perfectissimo,

Dr. Muchismas, thanks. Before that all, for accept the invitation. The truth is that is for us a honor, a lot of that's with us. Compartying, over all, one of the things most polemics that exist. You know, me

said, before, to start. It's a thing that, for much time, probably, probably has been occult to loco public, and the truth is that there's much of that talk. Before

to start, if you don't do you know to be you

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for enviar letters you, doctor before to start you think in the phenomenon

paranormal? Look, as not I've had been the experience no but in

all the sciences and all the disciplines there Paco Lagunas and I

think the psychology not is the exception. So, so it's always there the doubt.

If, you know, you're being where you're doing where you have seen that really

has taken donda tremendously or no there's a logic for some phenomenon that some

that some that's this without any no name or more or more or more

an experience? Look, like a realator we can say no something

out of the consulta I remember a patient of the patient X

I asked my opinion about a video that I was to show. This video was it was of a

gravation that he had made between one and two in the morning

in his house. In this video was there were voices

of the people, some pericoes and they were muskotas

like perros no? The extraio of the video was

that was grab in a community where no there's

a place a way like to say it was the

person or was a person that was a person

about this this this man well he he

he he had he had had had been that

that revelation that this house where he had

had lived other people years many very back

me comment that even in the dream those had seen in the clothing of the beginning of

the cycle no okay so so it was to do to the camera

in a table and a table something and he wrote the video and he put my

point of this experience that he was he was he was to grab

at those hours of the madrugada no so me kept

because it was very nitid the video not like the typical videos that were all grabed or

it was it was a video casero with a sequence of time where

he was even that he still he still he had come he the

he was doing six hours six hours six hours he was he was he was

he was he could say that all the night okay when he

he recuperer the the has shown to some family of him and then

he said my opinion my opinion was that it's inexplicable at times some of the

many times of the science not has a question for this that's that's a

more than the logic so it's a little a little a little so you know

and you and thinking no it's certain there's there there are many

in the in the in the science no you consider doctor

that there certain things that until the day of today

we're not we're able to understand that maybe are present in our life but we're not

we're not totally those these things because many people can see them

and discernes in form very different for example here in your podcast so many people

has been many people have many different type of anecdotas that they

have seen you have had been some very macabro with

some patient that is schizophrenic because with all the respect to the world popularly

the people say that these people see that's something are things are very scoffriant

many scalofriant many many times what you me asked in the case of

a patient with a condition we're we're we're we're for the

condition that he was imagining or listening or being

things in the moment in that has this crisis is a fact 100% explicable not it's due to the

condition so in those relato strange that you mention there's a book that me

I mean I used much on an occasion I read and I recommend and I'm very

to the amablo auditorio it's called desolada grandesa it

is an author that's a author where he where he narrs the history of

many characters, both of the politics in the United, as the artists of

Hollywood, including some other people people from there. Of the the relato

that most me impressed and I investigated about this person is of

an actor North American but of a agendency U. Gapak

is called Bell Alugosi. This person was the first that interpreted

the paper of Dracula, the conde Dracula in the movies about about in

1990 for there in this book of desolada grandeza the author that

this actor yeah infermo convalecent was attended an hospital

in the United and according the story there that

he myocardio and you're with a got of the same the thing. The

impressionate of the relato is that many people say that I'm thinking infermeros

and personal of the time that he was convoyceient in that night that night

a mursiag was ronding the passios and volando for there into

so envuel in a belo of a mystery the murder of

the actor North American, no? More there's other book, really that about the life of Belal

Lugosy. The author I think a peyda Jihano, I don't remember, but this book

is called I'm Dracula. Okay. And he manifesta that effectively the actor but he

in the house of him, not in the hospital. And that no there a problem

fervient of that he has died of but that's but that is he

did like that's that was that was his car of the kounder

so it's a person very, very mysterious his life was his life was

the first Dracula that we know on the picture okay so

all of that that's that you know we can let's repeat

the number of the doctor? The book the title

desolada grandessa desolada grandes about about many that

have marked the history, in many the way to do it.

It's very beautiful and these are some some realat some little some

but for who they like this tenor of literature very recommendable. I'm sure that more

of one person they'll love because we're much people,

much people, many followers that all this thing about this thing,

a little of mystery terror, horror. The truth is something that also to me

really to be much the time for sure that I will

be to do you have a question too. There are people, I'm going to talk to

something that I live in the secondary and this is something that's a little that you know,

and it's very interesting that you know, that you're not in the secondary. He's put

in the secondary a game that was like the wika but it was they said I think

the Charlie Charlie. It was a game of a color but no not the Charlie

was a game of colors before of the Charlie Charlie The case For not

To be repetitive The story The case is that I don't Was there A person A person Some people

In my Salon They were They were Yeah to I was I was in Third Grad

Yeah Two years With them Comport Normal Life 100% normal And

There was A man A chica A chica That I was And I know

What I'm is that I ignore totally because not I'm participle of these things. I know that exist and are things that I don't recommend to nobody to any way to play

or these things because I see that there's a damage that can suffer. The case is that they're rompens a regla to play with

certain colors that not they don't know if it's the rojo or the black and the muchcha

I was in this moment in the salon in my pupitre the The muchach in the part of the back of the back to start to get a

horriblement all we all right we're we're able to see the doctor and this muchach and she said

that I was a big a figure spectral grandissima that was that was and only she was

being and grittable and I'm and I'm aterrador the most ater doctor that I

was a testigo of this and there may be to the day of I know that I'm

going to do all the really, Corriar some companions to grab her in the

brazo to try to calm the typical fortachones and this much she they're like

if they were a mukees with a force very extrana. The

muchacha they're in an ambulance first they're they're getting

to the cross roja I know what disaster was because no it

was in their religion that is the Catholic is popularly is popularly

that is some type of a kind of kind of in the things Catholics,

they're they're they're yeah no we'll know about this

this much what you think you could have passed because it's something

I was I mean me me nobody me me and it's one of

one of the one of the one of a short age I was

in second I was in second I'm and the

really he he he he he he was

traumat for much time. Okay. If you said, I'll just a little bit, there's a lot of it, there are things that the science can't explain.

Yes. As I said, the philosopher René Descartes, no, the fact of that no do you, or no toques, no, it's a, no?

So, it's a, laguna, I'm, I'm, in this information that there. This is like when, for example, me have

asked if exist in the quarters and these fourtas and they're in the point of the point of the

question, why I'm going to be to this thing. The science suggests what is the

center European of investigation nuclear. Sugure that there three dimensions, those that

are the one of a discrepancy that surgian in that same center of investigation

European nuclear. is about an scientific is called Adam Rutherford he

he was that we know the first dimension is the height the

second is the anchura the third was the and the fourth

would be the time and if if there's one has seen has

discovered to today to and one of the most

ecstic investigators of the central of the investigation

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He'll explain that one dimension simply is a direction in the space. And the space of time? A direction in the space. It's a space. It's so. From here There's much information

that uses authors and especially artists when it's when it's a cube in four dimensions that I think

is a teceractor or something where they use artists like Wells like the same Oscar Oskar Weil

and me seems that's like Pablo Picasso also for there to represent dimensions in his

pictures, not? Okay. Where we're in this disjunitive of the

what we can demonstrate because the science all of all the research and investigations

and experiments and what we don't we can demonstrate that is like

pseudociencia something that is more to be to the related to the

and eachos narrated not a narrative in this case

is about of conscientious collectives when various people say

suffering a experience traumatizing and collective that they saw

they're something, perceived something. And it's that is a machine

that we don't we don't to know we

know, we know where the neurociences try to explain

these perceptions sensorial these and say some people

that that hear, that they're that they feel, where the area that

is active is called the ovulop parietal and is the that we're doing,

visions, voices, sensations, plus, more than to what you can't explain.

Something similar with the patients, for example, that we have what

we're what we know we we're a ability of paint, to talk

instruments, to to talk in other in other languages without that never

have gone to a class of music of painting or a other or of other

other idiom. It's impossible doctor? Yes, is it is possible,

do you know, any psychologist that us is not to let us to get a mind it,

they're things that have the brain and are inexplicable no, and

into these abilities inexplicable to I'll repeat we're we're

we're much in paeals in discover that other things

more the mind of the human is capable to do that

and to perceive. For the time in cases of

experiences with patients that have they have they

have a condition and we say we we

we say to the condition per that they

are seeing or listening or being in those

games that you mention you know I don't know much the

thematic I don't much the dynamic and really when I remember I was a

student my games were other no yeah they're the papalote they're

the trompo it was they're all type of things I remember the first the first

I knew more more before the Atari were I think

they were they were they were very archaic yeah no

So, so I've heard many relato of the type that you know,

if there have been experiences collectivos and it's that I'm going to talk

to do you. When all we started to see that the only person

that was she was she but there something that we occurred

of collective like it was all all I'm aterra

so a fear to a Peor, than if you had seen the

movie more terrorificed of the cinema and a me happened to be

something. That I was I'm going to my house, I was in

my court and I felt like I'm being being

bese I'm much fear to I'm so I

pass for very long time that sensation and

not I'm the only the whole all the

salon who were presentes they've lived something And I don't see if

you'll remember so before you don't know two months I think there a series

of experiences in the school secondaries of the if I know it was the state

of Chiapas first with this no of the people that were in

the people who began with some symptoms of intoxication that they

had even to even to they felt the air etc

and and to to do you have to do many analyses, the specialists, to do all the type of studies,

something that would explain the symptoms or what was that was suspecting of substances toxic,

or so, no, and it's that the apparatus governmental would be occulting

something, simply that no's nothing, and all so collective to have

somatized some some symptoms, not, how it's very frequently who have transund

anxiety. Okay. Somatisan a lack of air, you put the oxymet and they're

saturating above of 99% Wow. You you put the apparel to medir

the, the pressure arterial, see, the bauman and it has a pressure

of a deportist of high-rendient but they have, or they say, to feel

all the symptoms of a pertence and more and more more complex when they they say

that the temperature corporal has elevated that there tachicardias so so it

acelera the and they believe fervientem that are infirm of the

caro and when they submit to the cardio diagram his

is more Sano than the I'm the I'm okay okay

So what you do you do this Paco we can we're somatizing

many things we're we're seeing or or hear because

the circuits that the circuit that's project that so

so so so always it's because it's a point of

a scientific a question but I'll repeat there there there

there things that can can't explain Okay, there's There's a Actually, something that's

I'm talking before to start the recording and it's something that you can look at the

people who are doing, is an information that's an information that actually is disclassified these institutions

of defense for part of the United call me the pentagono yamese the area 51

normally they're they're disclassificing many archives that remain in occultos

not for one or two or ten years. He's like some archives that even

even have been 50, 60, to 80 to 80 years and

that after we we are doing, we are doing, we are

doing what so imagine that's the time of the time

and at the time in the time in the we're doing. Has

a time just a little time the CIA

des classifico archives. Archivos where we're the telekinesis. What is the telekinesis,

the ability that many for the culture pop they're going to know the ability of the Doctor X

of X-Main of the power with the mind, to be a lot of a water

with just thinking. And this will be to sound to many people not those

just I really also also to me but these archives are loquissimous I'm

there's an archive that all in English at the 100% I'm I'm I'll

traducing in some those parts the parts more more interesting and I'm

going to relate because really it's something it's really

even are written that were made with machines to

not not in computer that so totally very

very very This actually in the Carpeta N.W. It's a

strange. And to the translation of Spanish says Agents Militares

on Perception Extrasensoriales are put to work to learn the

mind of the generals enemies that are to take

to make the plans of the war secret encer

in Cajas Furtes. I read that I I have to

I've got to learn two times I'm doing a totally of a

movie totally totally really incredible incredible and is the

second relato where says agents of government with

other powers mental bizarre have the ability to

move psychically object and to talk and to

affect the person human use their abilities to

sabotage the arms of the enemy and cause attacks cardiacos to the leaders

enemies. And here is the third part that also that's the first

where to those people that were that said scientists they use

a machine to use and they they use like a a rayo mortal

I was I'm I'm totally to science fiction because is something

that is of approximately some 60 years after. Okay, it's like, like that's

like that's like, I mean, I'm describe to the doctor X and the X-Men

and you know? And you know, and it's the most impressionant of this in those

years the government of the United invirtio invested millions of dollars

for an institution secret where he was with these with these

soldados with these abilities and that also also is in the carpet of investigation. I think if I remember

I've read some of this of the project StarGay or something where they're doing a series of

investigations no there's information there of some of some people that's some over

Monroe the Institute Monro so and it's very interesting what there is that

the detail is that as you say are classified and not are at disposition

of the people and then we can give the 100% of credit not of that

that's so it's so it's always like a very very passionated

to who they like to see this type of information or

of the powers of the mind and this right there

there something that something that I something that I say

if this really no exists and is something that some loco of those years he wrote and accidentally

it's because it was not available for all. And today after of the many years

it's declassified because the government of the United invirted in a

place where to work with these soldiers with abilities. So the

government invirited much money. And all this passed before the

case of Jacob Greenberg and for that's not going to because I'm a little bit of

the man, okay. Here we we're going to pass to the night

because it's a time that I'm I'm so I'm going to

know to know the opinion of a person expert in this

matter because I go the case of Jacob Grinber pardon no

I don't know I'm going to mention as how it was because I think many you know it's a person

a student a student in the UNAM a person very a person this person

for a reason discover the power or discover a person that a

person who is a chaman that's a man and then he's he's

being with her to be living and learn all these artes

esoteric but not only only scientific, totally of the esoteric, or of the mysterious, or of the spiritism. Because Jacobini, but you know

me will be able to let me be a minute, was abutcheated in the moment in which he he tried, of, or so, for all the community scientific, so how is possible that you studied at the UNAM, and now you're saying that exists that kind of thing.

I mean, I'm imagine that was very tached by colleagues, but really, the doctor the the, the books

that he he was the experiment that he was doing even before to disappear

a day before he was going to see where there was a person in the

India and another in Mexico that's going to be going to telepathically

and that here here is a one of the a one a

there there was a a a one a

a a the physics quantum which mark that when two two

the lights they're they're on the same the same the same doctor

tomando or putting in context the theme of Jacob Grimber you

what you think what you said that before before before to start that was

a time that was really that was not not so I don't

know practically nothing but I'm sure that because these

persons in the moment that exists internet I don't can't tap the sun as a

real really is much people who desaped totally and much

people and we are not we're not the not the first or the

first but many people but much can't say you know this doctor of this

this case that to me I'm clear for America's climate

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to know but it's incredible what this this man affirmed where he said that there was

popularly we're popularly we're saying the matrix but he not occupable maybe this term

he occupied another I don't I remember already where the cerebos they connected

and he put the example of the the arboles those those are those we're

we're out of the courtesa all all dispersed but

above are all all or by the radies are connected to a same

nuclear. What do you do you think of this doctor? Look at the case of Jacob

Grimber you say there's there's there information the information that

I think some you know I studied in the UNAN so specialised in

psychophilogy I exercised as a neuropos also studies in

neurosciencia and he's specialised in the United so

always was very very passionate of the thing of the

Conscience of actually he is a Einstein of the conscience

also about the biography about the biography he said he said about

54 books for there more or less all those related

with his work where he developed a term

syturg the theory syntergic the he he he

said that this of this theory had studied much in the chamanism

Mexican. How was he chamanism, and the perception of the reality and how was it was the reality

is what the theory syntergic and I put it three like three levels of to be the

reality and I think for here you those I'm for that not we

not the memory no the first was he said he

that there was a a camp neuronal a a

camp neuronal. We know that the Cerebr has between 10,000 to 12,000

millions of neurons. Okay. See? And the first that was that he

was the area was in this or so so in conjunction with what he

called the camp energy so. That was the second phase,

we're going to call it and the third era more complex was the more

mysterious. because he needed of a codificator as a and it was what gave as a result

the creation of the experience. In this theory that he developed said that

we're connected and that each one could develop their own

their reality depending in the capacity of the brain of

every this was clear that in his times sono much

very like a like a like a likeura no and

it was it was it was it was a lot of the community and it was

that's tachado of scientific like you with many you

mean you to say that a that a chaman opera with a kitchen

to and etc and etc really really he was the of those

surgeries if not He was present. And something that was he said he was like he like he selectionable

the cases that he'd and much of those cases that he'd say this charlatan this is charlatan this no

I don't know I don't know I'm very curious it was very inquietto to investigate him to

to find to get to the case of this senior I don't remember his name but

his name very common called Pachita, no? I think it was Graciela. I'm going to or I'm going to correct those comments. Right, they're going to

correct. And she he's the invita to that he's a an operation. An operation

where where it's notra that was a colchonetta like a covered with a nylon, no,

all of form very rudimentary and where he did all type of operations or surgeries.

So, he said, he was always always a Jacob to presential

this type of the work of the surgery no for the

not not he was not they were two people so

so it's so the narrative of the that there's that he

presented of what he did this many did some the reality of how

perceived in the mind of this that you me about

that we like in a matrix, where all we're interconnected and we're not very

ageno to the theories of the brannas. What are that, doctor? The theories of the branas

for decide is a form of a membrane that the science says that recubber in the universe.

Okay. No doesn't very, very retired of the theory of Jacobo,

no? But, you know, his life, she's always in a world

in, like in a because there are that's that he collaborated in another

secret with some organisms like you mentioned as the CIA and the FBI where

he's he could have been been he was and privated of the liberty

other more sensat even they signaled an investigation of a judicial

made for a captain Padilla I the Inspector Padilla something

where he they give a tint like of a crime passional no? For part

of his spouse. For part of one of his spouse no, I think

he was two, no. And really in the cuspide of his

moment in the he was in the year in the year in the year

for the I need I need to the accordion I know I'm

I'm done all I'm this it's a I think

eight of December that he's he's going to have rastro and something I'm quite

here in the feches he was in a 12 of December of 1,446 if he did actually

he disappeared and all they thought that he was going to be present so because for him

all of how he was investigated like a explorer agravable and he got to

and he did it so he's something I'm not very but the details

that he was also he was also professor of the university I think was of

the Yes, we just He was never to presentarse No, it wasnto and it was when when the people yeah started to say, okay,

here this is totally anormal to Mr. Grimber. And, for example, here I found an information that I

had I, and the reality is that I found it, and me surprised a good, because he made a clow,

because there many theories a part of their disappearance. From, from the most burdas that are

even there are some, even there that says that Jacob encountered the the form to connecters more than

to do the matter and he's in a matter of spirit and go to be different dimensions I don't

but here there is something and I think that's very because after his disappearance her

his daughter was in a group that was a year so in a program of television

his wife that put the image of his father as a person asaparicida and you know

if it they'll be contact us this number and a person of that they were in

an institution of the United a person of the personal of the person of

the people send a a message and he says your papa

is here with your mom in a in a in a in a

city that was, this, he's, I'm in the FBI in

States and here there's many theories because there's a corporation that's

called RAN in Spanish is that's, that's, that's, that's that's,

that's that control many that have to be with the mind human,

so in the times of Hacog Grimber this institution in the United

yeah was he was how affect other potences mental

mentally. So as we we're doing in the archives desclassificated

of the CIA and I think for all a point that all this was to to be to

explore the knowledge that Jacob Grimber obtu for all of those of

those of his years of investigation so I for me for me that is what really

was he was reclutated because she was about his even was also

also actual esposa, for so the last or the ultimate

was a agent of the FB. So, for me it's a lot of

that he found out that he found out that they were going but that a

Mexican he did he said he needs to be in our group in our group

of work because precisely disappears before he to him

demonstrate the terriers even even did exercise with

the kids no see you that you remember, that he was put to

talk to object with with their vendados to be able to tell us the color. That's.

That's, that's something possible, doctor. Look, you said I said I about him,

this, no any neurophysiology. No, quite study in neurociences, so,

his capacity of the knowledge, not is in the degree of his capacity as a

doctor in in sciences of the Cerebro is a man very A man

was a man very intelligent He's his his life was a

little mysterious and to a certain point very pragmatic but

these experiments that did with children were things very

advanced in their little explicable so like a

little a little I saw that I saw that of the 1,446.

The 46. And it's an 8th of December of 1994. If you see the two two last

numbers are not inverted. 46 and 94. So, so it's curious,

even his births of the births and disappearance are really really, the locoes.

No, like it was a pinch of theory conspirative no, that's that they're

making like little messages subliminales. I mean it's a little strange.

Yes, sound a little strange, no, the feches and all the involved

his, his life of him, not, have written 54 books and have been

about the conscience like he about the brain, the capacity that has the

brain, the of the information that we can't, it's impressionate,

the very, the time. One of the things that he said,

I, we said, that we can we can't, that we know, that the mind

has the power by means of exercises of respiration of meditation even there various videos

in YouTube for those that one once me asked Paco how is how is

possible in YouTube are all the exercises available of these these processes

of meditation okay fiatty to who people there's a book is super

Cerebrose you know okay super Cerebrose you know the author is Roodle

E. Tansi. Okay. The impressionant of this book is that is written by a neurosurban. Cacist. He's

he's about in this book that when he was a student, he was doing what

is the internado, no, in an hospital, he found archivos very

very antivus. You know, recently regressed of the career, curious,

or inquieto, no no, no, no, no? And, you know, and he found a tratado about Alzheimer, which is the infremeda neurodegenerative

that affect the human, you know, after the 60 years, consists, in the appearance of a plaque is called

Betamiloide, in the ret micotubular of the neurone, and this this plaque of Betamiloid has that

the memory that's moving is what is what is the Alzheimer starts first from a deterior

cognitive and then goes to do that is the end of Alzheimer's in honor to his

discoverer that was the doctor Alois Alzheimer well Rudd Letansin in those

archives information of that the Alzheimer could not only just deteners but

revertis to Wow. A through many techniques that were described in those

archives. The lamentable of this is that when he's that I want to understand the

emacem of archives and mysteriously everything all disappears and other part of those

archives are not and this to do you and this it's suspicacia no, like for

why or for that someone can't archivos about the cure of a

infirmat as a Alzheimer, no? Is that, what, what's that's all

that's all and it disappears? Something something is a science and it's a

university to do you do they're in the career and in the postgrados is that the

brain has two capacities Paco. One is called neuroplasticity and

other is neurogenesis and And this well, it's based in millions

of studies, no, and it's been information that has passed by many

for many medical the area of the neuroplasticia. It's the capacity that has the

brain every day is something new. Okay. See? Of, not only

to learn that's information. See? And to certain point, restructural

and modify the information new. Like this you're getting already,

you got grab but there another ability that has a neurogenesis

and what is the neurogenesis the capacity to make new connections neurales or new different

canes a through a new new apprenticeship so what I would explain that

a through certain information that you give to you can't

you can change that form of functional or to function of the

structures neurales more complex and is what the therapy cognitive conductual. Recondition

a conduct a through new apprenticeship, the patient modifica that the problem that

he was affecting that's those qualities that have the neuroplasticity and neurogenesis

but this neurogenesis is more more profound because you say that is the capacity

also that your brain that your brain is that the brain Wow.

So, for So, today right now we're 50,000 neurons, tomorrow we're

going to repost. I remember that one once in the primary me have been said,

I've been I'm going, I know they're regenerated. I don't see a information

totally a old, desactualized but a me in some moment me it

a master and I remember they're saying awas because if they're in the

they're they're they're they're not, and they're this that

that's that's a lot of patients, for example, who are people who have treated people

with epilepsy of different type of epilepsy. So, they say that with every crisis

convulsive some more in a certain amount of and that for that they're not

to never be autonomous is a myth. Neuronas this person always will generate

and and always will be to produce the Cerebron newas neurons.

What you have to say to learn to be the patient is the most

Dependency of that someone more you can be a person totally normal always when still when

still taking their medications of the base that are the anti-convulsives

So, contestant the question of the theme that we're talking of the

capacity of the brain is the neurogenesis and the neuroplasticity what

what would explain if the Cerever if the Cerever can be auto-saner taking

in capacities that the response would be so. For logic no?

Logica and for what he investigated Rudol Etanzi and he gave in this

book that you're to find with much information of what is the Cerebr

human you, you you're you're there are capacities that can even in

some moment auto-sanars but I've got another more. It's called

Sanation Emotional the book. Okay. The author right

I remember is David Sherba if you want to to note. Sanation emotional about of the actual

is real is Paco of a parco, of a psychiatrist with his patients using different

methods of now so now so that so so without using

using without simply thereapias alternatives and all approved for the

FDA okay so now now drugs, no, the maximum authority, not? For that something

to be avali, it has to pass by there. Okay. So, they're talking like, for example,

the MDR, the therapy gestal, the conductist, the humanist, etc. And, even,

it's about the musicopia and the what is the B-E-C is a person who knows it as a

technique developed by a psychologist North American that about the points

neurals that guard the the eye of the human. So that's impressive how patients

narrs have superated what you like, a trastones of anxiety, transornos depressive,

dystimias, a series of conditions that are not have not to have better

better more out than medicand so. Okay. The thing of

the thing of the music, doctor, is something I don't know to ask

but I'm I'm emotional and me cause a curiosity because

it's confirmed well the the music so are vibrations so there there's

various experiments in internet I don't see if you know where you put it like a

base of metal and they put much this is polvo of fierro

exactly so so they do they're doing they're example, the artifact of a

violin, I don't remember a number, excuse me, ignorance, and produce a sound, and all of all kinds of forms where literally are being the sound, the form of the sound. So there was a person with that I said, that's what I said, that's the

same happens with your Cerebrough. You listen to something, and this you generate, that vibration to generate, you too vibrates in the same frequency, and automatically you can desembocar

or emotions tristes or emotions felices. Sure. All what we perceive we

is a through the of the ondas. Sure. Yes. The sound soundas

not. Entra for the corteza auditive and the codific the cerebral.

See? More all the of the o'id midio and intermedio

enter for this zone to get to the cortex to the cell

and that codific and says a pittido of a claxon, the sound of a trueno,

a music pop, a music salsa, it's what it's what's going to. So, about the sound there's much information.

Inclusive, there are very exitosas like the method automatis, that today today

it's in various institutions of prestige, a therapy auditive that's really for

the status emotionales. That's scientifically confirmed. No, not we can say that's

pseudoscience is a coprobated. There are there, there are other alternatives of therapy

as it is a know as as a listing and program also. It's a variant of

this method automatic, no? Sure, are there are that the,

well, the task of a little the quality of life of certain people

and of certain paces not are 100 curative because then there's

this situation of that that is paliative so But so for that is a alternative. Yeah, because

as it's as well, there's people that at least me have written also by Instagram and he says that my

my papa, listening a music that's done in a series could be so, so things totally

that are, I go, are things alternatives as you do you know, it's something that's a

certain percent but are things that in the final in terms that can't confirmated at 100%

the musicotrapia yeah. Many, many psychologists do they use even for calm

a anxiety. So, like, yeah. There's a therapy of biotro-

alimentation that's a team of neurostimulation that's 100 confirmed, 100

scientific, but are technologies that don't to be costosas, no they're to be

a little apartosas in that a person could maintain a treatment of this type,

but we'll about this of the sound, fiatte, that there are various investigations of neurosurbanos, that today, for example, in patients with Mald-Parkinson, they're making a technique

that's invasive, has to open the Cerebrough, is an operation major, install an little, we're going to call it, this,

sensor, see? And, and they're, the sound of the neuron. The neuron has a sound, Paco.

Our neurons vibra and have a sound. The so the neurosuriano what does is,

he's a type of like a like a like a and so and has that there

a point of a communication and the person control that that's called

syndrome of a money that's that suffer the

patient with the person and the place where the zone where

the homolugue the son of this stimulator to the neurona the patient has to tremble

and he's suffering this syndrome of quantum so it's impressive the technique this of

neurostimulation profound there even some videos in vivo in vivo of this type of operations

interventions that if I'll repeat are costos it's a method very advanced but

we know we know that the neurone has something absolutely absolutely

so and you and you know we can a certain vibration in

gertios So the Sonido, there's much to investigate about this there. There's much

to learn about what is the sound and how the brain it and how the social emotional,

the soundio plays a important, no? Sure, the vibrations. The vibrations about,

what is what at the final to count you percives in form sensorial and you codificas, no?

It's incredible. I mean, the, so, the body human is asombroso. There's a person

that is so asombroso that sometimes is aterrador because there are many things that we're not

we're not we're in the terrain of the mind so are things that are things that they're

and that's it's desemocates really the fact I've got this plattica

I've learned much I think I think all the people that we're listening

and we're also we're also where we we can find

basically basically his consultorial or something. I remember before I was a little bit a little bit of

a little bit of time No, no, I'm doing I'm doing medical so in day I'm taking

medical and I'm a doctor because the stress affect the state of the state of

an and much of our systems me said to him and he mentioned

a part of the cell if you want you want to investigate the

hypoficio supranan so so it's maybe complicated the The doctor

said, no, I said, no, I have I heard you have seen, well, look it's

the connection between, now see, the tally cerebral, the glandula hypophasis, and all the glandulas

supranals, see? In a way that they're in there, substances chemics,

like neurotransmissory, si, substances hormonals, and, and, and, that all

this will affect the stress, still being the father of all the

other the things. And it's very important to have always under control the famous

stress, no? It's basically an enemy silencioso because many, we've

we've lived with this the day-a-day the time of the work, all the times

we know, perhaps the consequences of all what we can be what we can pass

exactly. Exactly. You take suggestions Paco yeah for your public

of some books that I'd go ahead doctor If you want to

ask them if you're going to write for there of especially

of Jose Maria Alvarez the desolada grandeza so a

book Neville about the cabal this about this

about the this about the idea and the creation of the conscience

of because no and more and Jacob Grimber perfect

doctor of Jacobo Grimber also there There's a, there's a book very beautiful

that's called The Force Vital of the sky anterior. I'm recommend much. A me

me got much this book. Okay. Yes. Also, Jacobo Grimberg, the crystals of the galaxies.

Okay, okay. That's, I think, even even even to videos. There are videos of, the power

of the creation of Neville Godar. It's a book also very interesting. The, the Marka, Cervantes

is the Desperated of the Conscience this is impressionate this book.

Okay. I mean I said and it's very much it's very very beautiful and for

ultimately. The book of the name Raquel Levinsen is the

book that nobody never read. Even his number he said to do you

do you do you the first you're going to say let it let him to get

to the book that's the book that nobody never never never

said I'm I I learned your phrase, is the book. It's a book that

you're going to be a repenting. Okay, Doctor. It's a very, very

impressionate what there for your public, that they like much these things. Perfect,

doctor. Well, much much thanks. The truth is that is that is a platica

is very interesting. The truth is your person and much people who we know

that we're we've learned much of what we're about what we can't learn more

of your job, some networks on some social Facebook like psychomedica,

psychology and neuropsychology. We're in the center of here in the city Tuseppe and we're in what is the

Barre of the Pirawa. Okay. So can say the number? Yes, in what is consultorios

and pharmacies Saluteng. Okay. They're a team of specialists that we're in reunied

so. Perfect, doctor. There are my two directions, we're working out of the

city. We've got a fortuctorment of much work out in the state of Veracru and

Tepo, I'm some days also we're doing. Okay, so perfectissimo. Of course, I'm going to be going to start

passing on the panel. Basically the information of the doctor, the way is is that I'm

very grateful for having accepted the invitation. No, that's the video. If you did it

like, then give the video. And why not? Passartte to the website of

the doctor for that they want to know the job that he he realizes the person

with that he was working, the fact that is something that's a privilege

not to to have people professional like you in our city, that really

are people that's a lot of this thing of the mind. So, if the

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Abrazo, Cuehensi much, and we'll see more in a new chapter. We'll see soon.

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