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Speaker 2: And welcome back to George NORRII Doctor Jeff Tarrant. His
Speaker 2: book is called Becoming Psychic, will take calls next hour
Speaker 2: with Jeff, So get ready for that. Jeff, It's amazing
Speaker 2: how the psychic realm works. Do you believe that we
Speaker 2: all have this ability? We may not be good at it,
Speaker 2: but we all have it.
Speaker 3: Yes, I do. And it's interesting because so many, I
Speaker 3: would say nearly every psychic and medium that I've talked
Speaker 3: to and interviewed has said that they said everybody has
Speaker 3: these abilities. And of course, on the one hand, it's
Speaker 3: easy for them to say that because they're very talented
Speaker 3: and you know in that regard. But I do believe
Speaker 3: at this point that everybody has this capacity and it's
Speaker 3: just kind of uncovering it. So maybe, you know, I
Speaker 3: don't know if maybe maybe I should have changed the
Speaker 3: title of the book right instead of becoming Psychic, it's
Speaker 3: maybe it's, you know, uncovering your psychic abilities or something,
Speaker 3: because I feel like it's there. And I've also witnessed
Speaker 3: people who really want to explore this for themselves, and
Speaker 3: so if they really put the time in and practice,
Speaker 3: and you open themselves up, they get better.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So again that suggests right that we all have this ability,
Speaker 3: we just have to kind of hone it.
Speaker 2: Do we know if it's part of the brain, or
Speaker 2: if it's outside of the brain in some kind of
Speaker 2: subconscious or conscious way.
Speaker 3: I think at this point it's really about kind of
Speaker 3: getting a lot of the brain out of the way
Speaker 3: that many parts of the brain seem to prevent our
Speaker 3: access to these abilities. And it's actually starting to make
Speaker 3: sense to me that so many psychics and mediums that
Speaker 3: I've talked to report having had a traumatic brain injury,
Speaker 3: or having had a seizure to or you know, something
Speaker 3: of that nature. And I'm not I'm not suggesting that
Speaker 3: those things are causing some sort of hallucination or something,
Speaker 3: or that you know, they're they're making this up because
Speaker 3: of these things. I think what it does is it
Speaker 3: unlocks the brain so that it's more flexible, so that
Speaker 3: they're able to access states of consciousness more easily that
Speaker 3: maybe the rest of us who haven't had those kinds
Speaker 3: of experiences aren't able to do. So.
Speaker 2: If you know that little voice that we all hear
Speaker 2: in our heads that tell us.
Speaker 4: Things, do this, do that? Do that? Is that part
Speaker 4: of our psychic ability?
Speaker 3: A good question, I think, boy, I mean that gets
Speaker 3: that gets tricky, doesn't it?
Speaker 4: Because it does?
Speaker 3: It does because it is part of our psychic ability,
Speaker 3: part of our subconscious. And I don't know if I
Speaker 3: know the full answer to that, because I think I
Speaker 3: think part of our intuition, like we talked about earlier,
Speaker 3: is actually our subconscious kind of coming through and feeding
Speaker 3: us information. Is that psychic I don't know. I tend
Speaker 3: to think of psychics is information kind of out there
Speaker 3: in the ether, right that we're able to kind of
Speaker 3: move outside of our own little physical egostructure and tap
Speaker 3: into additional information. So I don't know. I guess that's
Speaker 3: my answer. I don't know.
Speaker 2: What is it about meditation that gives us the ability
Speaker 2: to enhance this even more?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's interesting because that comes up a lot. You know,
Speaker 3: pretty much every book you pick up about psychic abilities
Speaker 3: or developing your abilities talk about meditation, And when you
Speaker 3: really start to break it down, kind of like I
Speaker 3: was mentioning earlier, if you consider meditation a wider system
Speaker 3: of exercises, that meditation isn't just one thing. You can
Speaker 3: start to see that certain types of medication exercise the
Speaker 3: brain in certain ways that may help you access these abilities.
Speaker 3: And so, just to give a simple example, or maybe
Speaker 3: a couple of simple examples, if you're doing a practice
Speaker 3: like say like a loving kindness medication or a compassion medication,
Speaker 3: which very often involves, you know, extending yourself out toward others,
Speaker 3: so wishing well toward others, increasing your empathy and your
Speaker 3: perspective taking and kind of reaching out energetically toward other beings,
Speaker 3: and that skill, that ability seems to be related in
Speaker 3: some ways to the ability to do things like talk
Speaker 3: to the deceased or you know, some sort of spirit communication,
Speaker 3: to extend yourself outside of your own egostructure. So a
Speaker 3: lot of medications you can sort of look at as
Speaker 3: exercise to help expand your psychic abilities. And you'll see
Speaker 3: that actually in a lot of research that people that
Speaker 3: meditate more consistently just naturally report more siabilities, even if
Speaker 3: they're not looking for it. It just seems to be
Speaker 3: a natural consequence of those types of practices. I see
Speaker 3: it as sort of a two part process that medication
Speaker 3: can help develop the capacity to enter those states of consciousness,
Speaker 3: but it's still helpful to practice. You still have to
Speaker 3: practice those skills of actually reaching out to talk to
Speaker 3: spirits or to receive information about other people or whatever
Speaker 3: it might be. But the two work together really well.
Speaker 2: I think, what what do you mean by in your
Speaker 2: book brain hacking Technologies.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and so this is something we've been having a
Speaker 3: lot of fun with because, you know, some of the
Speaker 3: research that we did, we started to identify specific regions
Speaker 3: of the brain that seem to be pretty consistently involved
Speaker 3: in some of these abilities. So certain areas shut off,
Speaker 3: certain areas become more activated. And so because we've been
Speaker 3: able to identify these specific regions and how they behave,
Speaker 3: we can use certain kinds of technologies that nudge the
Speaker 3: brain in whatever the desired direction is. So just a
Speaker 3: simple example that there's several technologies that do this. One
Speaker 3: of my favorites is it's called audio visual entrainment.
Speaker 4: What is that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So there's these big bug eyed glasses that you
Speaker 3: put on that have lights built into the eyest and
Speaker 3: then you put headphones on.
Speaker 4: It's like virtual reality glasses.
Speaker 3: Huh kind of. They're not quite that big and cumbersome
Speaker 3: that they more look like sunglasses, but just very big,
Speaker 3: but they have lights built into them. And you plug
Speaker 3: the glasses and the headset into either a controller box
Speaker 3: or your computer, depending on what particular system you have,
Speaker 3: and you choose a program, and then what happens is
Speaker 3: the lights flicker on and off at a certain rate,
Speaker 3: so maybe they flicker on and off six times a second,
Speaker 3: and then there's a tone in the ears that is
Speaker 3: consistent with that. It's also going on and off six
Speaker 3: times a second. And what happens is the brain in
Speaker 3: trains to that rhythm, so the brain will start matching
Speaker 3: that six cycle per second rhythm, which is actually a
Speaker 3: theta brain wave. So you can essentially kind of nudge
Speaker 3: the brain into the desired frequency. So if you know that,
Speaker 3: for instance, FATA tends to be associated with a lot
Speaker 3: of sigh abilities, well we can actually induce data in
Speaker 3: the brain, and so it's kind of like jump starting
Speaker 3: the process.
Speaker 2: So you do believe the brain has something to do
Speaker 2: with psychic abilities.
Speaker 3: I do, and you know, kind of, like I was
Speaker 3: suggesting before, I think largely it's kind of in the way.
Speaker 3: And so you know, by shifting the frequency of the brain,
Speaker 3: we can kind of move it out of the way,
Speaker 3: or at least change the way that it is engaging
Speaker 3: so that we can kind of see beyond the brain,
Speaker 3: beyond the limitations of the brain, so either you know,
Speaker 3: slowing certain things down or speeding certain things up.
Speaker 2: My late aunt was a psychiatrist, jeff She is no
Speaker 2: longer with us, but she decided to devote her entire
Speaker 2: practice to investigating telepathy and clairvoyance.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 4: Her name was.
Speaker 2: Doctor Shafika Currigula. She wrote a couple of books. The
Speaker 2: big one was a Breakthrough to Creativity, but she just
Speaker 2: decided that she saw too many strange things happening when
Speaker 2: outside of the mind. That led her to want to
Speaker 2: just change her practice. So she did. She through the
Speaker 2: last years of her life, devoted her entire career to
Speaker 2: investigating telepathy clairvoyance and was convinced on the day she
Speaker 2: died that it was real, that it was happening, and
Speaker 2: that it was something very, very supernatural.
Speaker 4: What do you think of that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that's awesome. And I love hearing stories about
Speaker 3: you know, psychiatrists, psychologists, neuroscientists, doctors that put themselves out
Speaker 3: into this world because you know, it is real, you know,
Speaker 3: and most of your guests are on track with this, right,
Speaker 3: that this is happening, and don't we want to understand it?
Speaker 3: Don't we want to explore this? Isn't that what science
Speaker 3: is about? And it seems like so much of traditional
Speaker 3: science kind of already has a mind made up that
Speaker 3: none of this is real, and so there's no point
Speaker 3: looking at it. And to me, that's the opposite of science.
Speaker 3: It's like, if there's something unusual happening, if there's something
Speaker 3: supernatural that people report over and over and over again,
Speaker 3: shouldn't we look at that. Shouldn't we try to understand
Speaker 3: what's going on? To me, that just makes sense. I
Speaker 3: think that is science.
Speaker 2: Do you find that successful people use their psychic abilities
Speaker 2: in their day to day life to do whatever they do?
Speaker 3: Hmmm?
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 2: I think successful people are very intuitive, They have great
Speaker 2: psychic abilities, and they tap into something that gives them
Speaker 2: this incredible ability.
Speaker 4: Now I don't know what happened to Elon Musk with that.
Speaker 2: Decision to buy Twitter, which you bought for forty four billion.
Speaker 2: Now it's worth like nineteen billion. Yeah, I mean something
Speaker 2: somewhere want awry as far as I'm concerned. But I
Speaker 2: do believe the guy probably was very psychic and intuitive
Speaker 2: when he did what he did.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a really interesting point, and I think it
Speaker 3: makes a lot of sense because some of the people
Speaker 3: who are really highly successful, when you watch them, it
Speaker 3: just seems like things happen easily for them, And I
Speaker 3: know that's not always the case, but they're in some
Speaker 3: sort of a flow state, and that has to involve
Speaker 3: some level of some high level of intuition, right that
Speaker 3: you just sort of know what to do, And so
Speaker 3: I think that makes a lot of sense.
Speaker 2: I had a friend of mine, older guy, worked at
Speaker 2: a restaurant in Los Angeles. He's passed on now, and
Speaker 2: he would talk to me about metaphysical things every time
Speaker 2: i'd go in there before the show when I was
Speaker 2: in LA back and forth, and he would tell me
Speaker 2: stories about how he'd always lose at.
Speaker 4: Casinos and stuff.
Speaker 2: And one day I told him, because we have a
Speaker 2: numerologist who comes on the program quite often, Glynnis McCants,
Speaker 2: and she loves the letter eight, and she says, if
Speaker 2: you put the number eight in your wallet or purse,
Speaker 2: you're going to get money when you don't expect it.
Speaker 2: So I told him. I says, the next time you
Speaker 2: go to a casino, put draw in eight on a
Speaker 2: little piece of paper, put it in your wallet, and
Speaker 2: go to the casino and do what you do.
Speaker 4: He played slots. That's what he liked. Well he did.
Speaker 2: He comes back the next day and tells me he
Speaker 2: made eight thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: He was ecstatic about it.
Speaker 2: And I told him though, I says, and his name
Speaker 2: was George also, I said, George, you got to be careful.
Speaker 2: Karma will backfire on you. Just be happy with what
Speaker 2: you have. He said, I'm going back again next weekend.
Speaker 2: I'm going to win again. I said, be careful. He
Speaker 2: came back, He went out there, came back the next weekend.
Speaker 2: I saw him again. His face was about a mild
Speaker 2: deep and I said, what's wrong? And he went, I
Speaker 2: lost it all. There's something about karma that you have
Speaker 2: to add into this, is it, don't you?
Speaker 3: Yeah? It's interesting. I mean, you know, we kind of
Speaker 3: don't know how this all works, but it does seem
Speaker 3: like there's some sort of balance that has to happen.
Speaker 3: And so yeah, especially when I think we're getting into
Speaker 3: sort of manifesting things, which is a little outside of
Speaker 3: my territory. But yeah, it makes sense that if you're
Speaker 3: kind of reaching out into the universe and kind of
Speaker 3: asking for something, there has to be a payback, right,
Speaker 3: or some sort of payoff, some sort of balance in
Speaker 3: the system.
Speaker 4: YEP.
Speaker 2: So you have what you call Technology assisted Psychic Exploration.
Speaker 4: It's a class. What is that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well, while I was working on the book, I
Speaker 3: just kind of had this idea that it would be
Speaker 3: kind of an experiment to offer kind of an online
Speaker 3: class for four weeks. And what we did as part
Speaker 3: of the class was everybody got a set of those
Speaker 3: glasses I was talking about earlier, the audio visual entrainment glasses. Okay,
Speaker 3: we shipped them out to everybody, so everybody has a
Speaker 3: set of glasses. And so then each week of the class,
Speaker 3: we would talk about some of the brain science related
Speaker 3: to psychics and mediumship, talk about the brain waves, explore
Speaker 3: some of that, you know, some of the left brain
Speaker 3: science y stuff, and then I would introduce them to
Speaker 3: one of the specific protocols with the audio visual entrainment.
Speaker 3: So maybe it was the theta protocol, or maybe it
Speaker 3: was gamma brain waves, or we can do things where
Speaker 3: the left hemisphere it's one frequency in the right hemisphere
Speaker 3: it's a different frequency, so there's all kinds of things
Speaker 3: we can do.
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