What's Clicking Amygdala!?!

[Tom]

If you ever get it to work, please let me know. The claims are interesting, but the methods are not clear. It seems to say that when a person gets it, that is all that is needed and until a person gets it no explanation will help. There are also products to buy which might help. Maybe. If you don't have a clearly defined goal, how can you have a tool to help accomplish it? Really, the idea of pushing forward a structure located in the brain does not make sense. Pieces of a living brain are not switches to push forward or pull back.

[pod3]

B.S. -- Noone in that category want to decide if the amygdala or the pineal gland is the third eye.

The description of the effect seems to imply that kundalini energy is being pushed through the third eye chakra.

[goingslow]

It realy sounds like a sham to me.  I mean clicking parts of your brain forward?  Ive never heard of such a thing.. even if i did i doubt that book would teach you how.

[Phanuel]

Ive actually heard of this before on an LDing board that I frequent.  I've never tried it though.  Seems to me that there was a site that had full info on it and how to do it and not just a pre-sell for a book.  

Coast to Coast did a show on it too... unfortunately they now make you pay to listen to archived shows. :p  Apparently, however, the process is a lot like energy work.  You merely use imaging to stimulate the two almond shaped glands on either side of your head, just behind the temples, and they "click" forward (imagine them being tickled by a feather for instance).  The process has supposedly been done on lab rats with electrical stimulation and is called "kindling."  There seems to be a lot of info on the web but a lot of the pages hint at something more to the process than using imagery... though I'm not sure about that.  If anyone finds some in depth info I'd be interested in reading it.

[Terry B]

I come to this website run by a guy that says miracolous thing about clicking your amygdala forward. The website is a bit jumbled up though.

http://www.h2net.net/p/nslade/chart.html
http://www.neilslade.com/

Tell me what you think.