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Can You Feel Your Own Brain?

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Now I know it's supposed to not be possible to feel your brain.

But in a way I feel like I can feel it.

Anybody else?


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Would be interesting if there are others who have this ability.

Edited by Lha Bho
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"It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society." - Jiddu Krishnamurti

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How would you describe it ?

Sometimes I feel like some parts of the brain are activated or not, depending work/consciousness I do.

I've heard it's possible to control brainwaves.

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Well, I feel connective tension or van der waals forces in parallel to normal sensations at all times and through that I can feel all different kinds of flavors or gyrations all over my body, including my brain.

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@Lha Bho I feel sensations all the time in upper skull, like pressures or contractions. I guess headaches are felt in brain, but are not so sharply localized.

Those who concentrate on 6th and 7th energy center know the internal sensations well. But still not so sharply defined.

It is odd because brain has no pain or touch receivers, no peripheral neurons there (as far as I read). So my best guess is - neurons on inner skin/muscles generate those sensations.


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2 hours ago, Lha Bho said:

Now I know it's supposed to not be possible to feel your brain.

But in a way I feel like I can feel it.

Anybody else?

When i drink to much beer i can feel it the next morning xD

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