Noble Realms — ...chemical memory control, and loss of control due to "age"...

Re: ...chemical memory control, and loss of control due to "age"...

2007-02-16T15:49:29Z

There is a good site that deals with the assemblage point, that may be of help.

https://www.DragonRising.com/store/catalyst_of_power/

I have'nt tried it - ( I downloaded the free 33 page pdf review of the book ), this doesn't specifically mention this particular problem, but looks as though it would be covered.

Another site to look at: http://www.epilepsymatters.com/english/lwememory.html

Re: ...chemical memory control, and loss of control due to "age"...

2007-02-16T04:57:04Z

I'm not sure if I can help much, perhaps some form of meditation focusing on calm/relaxing? Drink lots of water,preferably non-fluoridated,non-chorinated. Also keep your diet healthy...sometimes bad diet can cause bad things aswell. Hope this helps.

Re: ...chemical memory control, and loss of control due to "age"...

2007-02-15T17:05:44Z

...hmmm. Um, Help?:/

...chemical memory control, and loss of control due to "age"...

2007-02-06T17:17:11Z

...here's a problem I'm having, and I'm looking for an explanation and possible help.
...ever since 1997 or so (the beginning of my epilepsy and anti-convulsant medicating), a problem has been rearing its head. A certain specific phrase has been trying to pop up into my conscious memory. This phrase, I b3li3v3, concerns the nature of memory and how it is organized and recognized by the conscious mind. The problem is, this phrase is acting like a repeating number sequence or a communication with a higher self. It comes up, almost makes it to consciousness out of the soup of memory, then gets overwritten or trampled by other memories of a trivial nature, or a distraction pops up (usually music that has an emotional connection to me.), and the phrase gets spray-painted over. I keep trying to grab it before it gets lost....but I'm never fast enough to recognize the pattern of the words, say them out loud so that they land in short-term memory, and write them down so I don't lose them.
...right now, I'm having trouble even typing this into the computer. My hands are shaking powerfully, and distractions are popping up like popcorn in a movie theatre.
...can anyone direct me toward information about memory organization in the mind? I think it has something to do with the chemical in the mind that acts like a traffic cop, letting one called-for memory thru and then holding the related uncalled-for memories back so that the conscious mind can recognize it. Can anyone help?