But so far, I don’t believe they can “download” these signals and decode them.
When we observe our thoughts, we can see that they seem to be comprised of “words”. In fact, I’ve had the experience of thinking in languages other than English (my native language is German) and of course, the thoughts come as words – sometimes in cogent sentences or perhaps just one word.
So, I was musing, what about ancient humans? Did they need to form a sentence in their brains to warn them that a lion might be in the bushes?
If you’ve ever experienced trauma, you know the answer – our limbic system activates, putting us in “fight or flight” well before any thought ever happens.
I would suggest that a primal, lower frequency of Mind operates in our limbic system, before thought and language.
So, when did we start thinking in “words”?..<<<Read More>>>...
