“About eighty thousand people were killed in Hiroshima and more than two thirds of the buildings were destroyed because 0.7 gram of uranium-235 was turned into pure energy. A dollar bill weighs more than that.”

Metals like platinum and palladium are strongly affected by strong UV radiation (like the radiation found in sunlight).

Modern mainstream science ignores the extracurricular activities of many “nonessential” elements.

Sir Jagadis Chandra Bose (Response in the Living and Non-Living, 1902) wrote …

“If after mounting a wire in a cell filled with water, it be set aside for too long a time, I have sometimes noticed that it undergoes a certain modification, owing to which its response ceases to be normal and becomes reversed in sign. I have obtained this effect with various metals, for instance lead and tin, and even with the chemically inactive substance – platinum.”

http://www.ptable.com/

I did a session with a woman whose left hand spontaneously went to the appropriate acupuncture point for remission of symptoms.

Her hand being out of conscious control terrified her until I told her to just relax and observe where it was going and what it was doing.

Her “male” hand went to the acupuncture point Heart 1 on her “male” side to defuse the “broken heart syndrome” related to her ex-husband.

Our brain is compartmentalized; the extreme version being DID (dissociative identity disorder).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_qi4o7PNP0

“When Derek Amato crashed headfirst into the hard bottom of a pool, he was scared about what he might have done to his brain. But amazingly the fallout from that accident wasn’t all bad. Along with the headaches and other post-concussion symptoms, the accident brought Amato an unexpected gift: it turned him into a musical savant.”

According to the same source …

“Amato now plays the piano like a virtuoso, making up melodies from the patterns of black and white blocks that stream across his brain in endless succession. He’s cut an album of original compositions and is currently at work on another.

“Amato isn’t the only person who has had artistic talents spring from an injury to the brain. While rare, there are at least 30 others around the world who have developed musical abilities after some sort of brain trauma. Damage to the brain has also been known to spark the ability to draw and paint in others who had never before put pen or paint brush to easel.”