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Well, here is a most interesting thought. There are many who have heart murmurs from birth and many with heart murmurs, which are not negative from a health standpoint.

So in that set of thoughts, and knowing that the heart beat of the body effects the brain waves and frequencies. If a heart murmur were to let’s say every fifth or seventh beat skipped or did a quick double beat on one end then this would effect the brain waves. What if this heart murmurs every seventh beat, does a three step. What if this has caused such brain waves to cycle or jump or activates another set of brain waves throughout a person’s life. What if the combination of those brain waves causes a rogue wave or different than normal combination or peak and what if that peak could be sustained as a separate wave for higher learning, understanding and optimum performance.

Often it has been studied that some environmental issue has caused the brain to change slightly and sometimes causes those with the changes to be better at some types of cognition than others. Other times it can cause mental health issues, which are quite serious to ones health and ability to think, reason, adapt or cope with normal life stresses.

So then could such a beat simulation of an rhythmic heart skip, be subliminally rendered to the mind during activities of various forms, such as studying, memorizing, driving a car, flying a plan, doing mathematical equations, etc. Could such an induced simulation cause this additional potential peak for higher learning?

We know rogue waves appear in ocean waves, light waves, sound waves and we have theories of gravity and time that this occurs which could indicate anomalies of a very interesting nature for many purposes such as anti-gravity travel, time travel, creation of time gates, movement of celestial bodies, etc. Now then what about creating rogue waves and then manipulating those waves to a point for substantial increases in cognitive abilities in the mind and then figure out how to sustain these for long periods for human-computer interaction, ESP, remote viewing, healing of the body or other noble intentions? Just some thoughts, more questions than answers, but significant data and many white papers on circular subject matter surrounding this premise. Perhaps this is worthy of some research?

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Our existence is chock full of pressures. It appears that the more we acquire technology and paths to make things more rapidly, the more panic anxiety attacks increase. That is food for thought. Some might assume that advancement in technology would lead to alleviating the strain. Nevertheless, anxiousness and depressive disorder seem more commonplace now than they ever were in the past. It is quite possible that in the past, folk did not talk about such unpleasantries. For sure that is not the same nowadays. In fact, even if you watch TV only casually, I’m sure you’ve witnessed some sort of ad for a medicine, which provides panic attacks help.

You are not alone when dealing with these issues. Whether it be sleep associated or dread of public places, scientists are always coming up with innovative ways to fix it. Anxiety and natural depression are surely at the top of this long list. When I think about depression, I think of an individual who has of late lost a loved one or an individual who is afflicted in such a way that prevents them from living a regular life. In most situations this is not the case. Numerous people are stressed out by the burden of panic attacks and depressive disorder for other reasons. Some of which are not even identified. Sometimes it could be as simple as the food we eat. For some reason or another, individuals seem to have troubles with staying content.

Teenagers, as related to this issue, are of a special concern. Panic attacks and natural depression seems to be striking them more than anyone these days. Granted, being a teenager is awkward in some aspects, and unbelievably delightful in others. Through many teens eyes, it appears all terrible. We all were teens at least one time. We certainly know much of what they are going through. Nevertheless, I can never recall being depressed. It is difficult to understand the changes of the last ten years. Depressive Disorder should not be a childhood experience. As a matter of fact, anxiety and depression should be much less frequent than it is altogether.