Extrasensory Perception - Is This Real?
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Written by: Amil Kahn
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Date: Mon, 1 Mar 2010 |
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Many still today are debating the concepts of extrasensory perception whether this is real. Extrasensory perception is misinterpreted not understanding its concepts of how this is possible or maybe religion has also played its part. All that really happens is that the deep subconscious relays unconscious information.
It is understandable that extrasensory perception is difficult to accept if one has not recognized the experience for themselves. Although this is a totally natural experience that all people have some or other time especially when they state clearly that they have a hunch about going there or their sixth sense tells them not to trust someone etc. This is definitely not mind control as well as the mind is not been controlled by a second party.
Extrasensory perception has been dissected by scientists while trying to theoretically pin point whether this is valid or not. The ganzfeld experiment has been used by parapsychologists in order for them to try and obtain factual evidence that extrasensory perception exists. Scientists have shunned the fact because of lack of an explanation or any theory supplying reliable evidence.
Within many ancient cultures as well as indigenous people extrasensory perceptions has been noted as common practice and still exists in modern day times whereby there is communication with their ancestors as well as spirits and these people have been termed as having the second sight which in ancient times were termed witches and were persecuted or burned.
Scientists and professionals in later years started to design Zener Cards to experiment in order to have some kind of evidence ESP exists. A simple set of twenty five cards were made all containing five defined symbols like circles, wave like patterns, squares, stars and crosses whereby they would then see if the recipient could tell what symbol was on which card.
The test ran as follows whereby the psychologist or researcher would look as say 4 cards, and the person being tested would in turn tell the researcher what cards they had in their hand. The cards were shuffled by hand as well as a machine to make sure there was no specified order in which the cards were laid out. Later a dice was also used, and both methods proved better than chance. Eventually after many years of research extrasensory perception became accepted. This then led scientists to start investigating into the unconscious mental processes which would eventually lead them to understanding the human personality.
Those that were extremely aware of extrasensory perception and believed it existed took the card and dice tests and produced very high scores as opposed to those that were bordering on the sceptical side of things. The professionals then categorized their findings into two sections as follows - believers were defined as sheep and those that did not believe as goats. Today this test is still applied by the professionals and is known as the sheep-goat test. Meditation and REM sleep were also used giving more solid theoretical results.
Parapsychologists have accepted extrasensory perceptions as normal and have also divided ESP phenomena into sub categories like clairvoyant, telekinesis, telepathy and many more. It was also well documented during their studies as well accepted that extrasensory perception cannot be controlled nor can an episode be replicated proving that ESP is a totally natural and spontaneous occurrence.
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