You as a human have extraordinary capabilities. You may have seen the story on a young man, who is blind and uses echolocation to identify his surroundings. He makes his way safely through an unfamiliar environment by using clicking sounds and listening for the reflected echoes from the objects he encounters.
Studies conducted on him and people like him show that their visual cortex is also activated. This means he “sees” where things are in his minds eye.
You do not have to be deaf to use this innate ability.
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You can echolocate through an environment. An it is especially important right now in this post COVID world to be the Miracle Maker you are!
Studies on these brilliant deaf human beings demonstrates that brain areas usually reserved for vision can be activated by other sensory modes.
Dolphins have been extensively studied for echo location!
My elders. Indigenous of many tribes, and shamans share stories about the similarity between human and dolphin experiences.
Elders and studies on dolphins suggest that dolphins may also be creating visual images through echolocation. Dolphins may communicate to other dolphins that which they “see” with echolocation!
Experiments correlating this may be happening between dolphins.
Elders share energetic echolocation is how they communicate and receive messages in the ceremony! Many shamans have a process for this! The process sends out a signal and the shaman’s visual cortex is stimulated to see.
Your Visual Cortex is the part of the cerebral cortex in the back base of your brain that is associated with vision. Everything the eyes react to gets processed and understood in this part of the brain.
Your incredible visual cortex is the primary cortical region of the brain that receives, integrates, and processes visual information relayed from the retinas. It is in the occipital lobe of the primary cerebral cortex, which is in the most posterior region of the brain.
You are a mammal and thus you have so much to learn and activate within you!
Mammals vary in the number of visual areas from a few to 20 or more as a result of new visual areas being added to the middle levels of processing hierarchies. Having more visual areas probably increases visual abilities, perhaps in part by allowing more information to be processed in a way that is understood by you!
