Topic: Microtubules

Greenier discusses the metaphysical implications of EVO technology, including the theoretical ability to clone entities. He warns that a clone would share the same "RAM" in the Akashic Record as the original, potentially leading to madness or hearing voices. He also provides a biological explanation for psychedelic experiences and mental illness, suggesting that substances like psilocybin or brain trauma alter the phase relationship of the brain's interaction with universal information.

The discussion turns to Dr. Stuart Hameroff’s theory regarding microtubules within cells acting as quantum processors. Hameroff describes consciousness as a "song" rather than a computation, suggesting microtubules serve as antennas for the etheric realm. This cellular connection feeds information through the limbic system to be filtered by the conscious mind.

Dr. Muhammad Omar Salem’s work on "Heart, Brain, and Spirit" is used to discuss reports of transplant recipients inheriting memories or personality traits from donors. Shamanjaneer attributes this to quantum entanglement and the role of microtubules as antennas pulling information from the donor's energy field. This challenges the idea that memory is strictly localized in the brain.

A theory regarding Alzheimer's suggests that memories are stored in the biofield rather than the brain, with microtubules acting as antennas to retrieve that information. In this model, the cognitive decline associated with the disease is viewed as a failure of the microtubule apparatus to access the field. Music and dance can sometimes bypass localized damage because they engage the entire field and brain simultaneously.

Dr. Stuart Hameroff's theory on microtubules within cells is explored as the biological link to quantum or etheric reality. Shamanjaneer describes consciousness as a "song" rather than a computation, with microtubules acting as antennas that receive information from the substructure of reality. This cellular connection filters through the subconscious, which is often clouded by cultural and religious indoctrination.

The guest references the work of anesthesiologist Stuart Hameroff regarding quantum states within cellular microtubules. He proposes that mitochondria and DNA generate longitudinal waves that allow for non-local information transfer, effectively connecting the biological body to a spiritual realm. This "quantum" interaction is framed as the after-effect of etheric energy, enabling phenomena like telekinesis or weather manipulation.

The "Intramatic Model" posits that the human brain creates a rendered, holographic version of reality using bioluminescent structures called microtubules. This theory suggests that we never interface with the "real world" directly, but rather a reconstruction generated by the brain from electrical impulses. The brain's ability to "fill in" the blind spot where the optic nerve meets the retina is used as evidence of this internal rendering process, which even some optical professionals overlook.