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   From: LawsonE@nowhere.none   
      
   h elmer | espeance wrote:   
   > but it's another kind of real signal, not purely random, not simply   
   > hallucinogenic   
      
   But voices of the type below are not purely random, either... In fact,   
   if it were "purely random," you wouldn't be able to describe it in any   
   way, shape or form.   
      
   >   
   > what do you think/feel about that?   
   >   
   > RolandRB wrote:   
   >> neo wrote:   
   >>> David Mitchell wrote:   
   >>>> On Sun, 07 Jan 2007 09:24:50 -0800, h elmer | espeance wrote:   
   >>>>   
   >>>>> it's a pshycic ability - clairaudience   
   >>>> What makes you think that?   
   >>>> After all, the poster is reporting it as hypnagogic hallucinations, which   
   >>>> are well documented, and appear exactly as the poster described them.   
   >>> Exactly as described in hypnagoic and hypnapompic hallucination. I   
   >>> don't treat those voices of spirit or ghost. Since very first   
   >>> experience I knew that it is some mind trick.   
   >>>   
   >>>>> engage it, speak with it, give yourself permission, and see where the   
   >>>>> adventure leads . . .   
   >>>> But always bear in mind that it's certainly little more than a brain fart.   
   >>> I searched net to find whether some tests are carried out on diaphragm   
   >>> in ear of people who hear voices. As we know, diaphragm in ear vibrates   
   >>> due to air pressure waves when we hear sound, voice.   
   >>>   
   >>> I think that diaphragm in ear does not vibrate during auditory   
   >>> hallucination.   
   >> Quite often, when I was dropping off to sleep, I was woken by the sound   
   >> of my door buzzer going off or the telephone ringing. Nearly always, it   
   >> wasn't for real.   
   >   
      
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