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"All I know is that the time with you had a deep impact on me. Not only did the 5 day migraine leave, I had a very interesting sleep. Deeksha was in my consciousness the entire night, as if the integration process was still happening. I remember a lot of awareness of a shifting of sorts. I woke up feeling very rested and looking forward to the day. In light of recent events in my life this is a miracle." Mary Taggart . . . Artist, Small Business Owner

Below is an excerpt from http://www.whatthebleep.com/herald11/articles.shtml where they had an article about German biochemist Christian Opitz’s scientific experiments confirming brain changes in the parietal and frontal lobes before and after deeksha. A new email from India tell me they've just begun an "extensive study in collaboration with the University of Oregon using a new and highly sophisticated 128 EEG net". 

Although new on the world stage, the process of deeksha has already drawn the interest of German Ph.D. biochemist Christian Optiz, who has performed extensive tests in India , scanning individuals’ brains before and after deeksha. Utilizing an advanced electromagnetic frequency diagnostic device called KARNAK, which was developed at the University of Milan , Opitz established individual’s baseline brain functions, then retested after deeksha had been given. His tests showed significant, replicable shifts in subjects’ brain activity and striking changes in certain areas of the brain.

“I checked what Bhagavan was saying against what I could measure about the deactivation of the parietal lobes and the activation of the frontal lobes,” says Opitz. “And I found that this was really true; that in people who had received a substantial amount of deeksha, the parietal lobes were so much more quiet than the frontal lobes, which were so much more activated - and always with a slight dominance of the left frontal lobe. Which is exactly what you want to see, because happiness and integrated spiritual experience go hand-in-hand with a slight dominance of the left frontal lobe. Whereas when people have spiritual experiences that may actually make them more pathological, or people are even hallucinating, then the right frontal lobe dominates. This is just frontal lobes, not whole brain hemispheres.”

As Opitz determined a consistent pattern, he expanded his investigations to include studying the wave forms that followers’ DNA emanated. Apparently, the wave forms increase in strength as a person continues to receive the enlightened transmissions, which are described as a golden ball of energy descending into the head. He found that the reptilian brain, or brain stem, which holds much of our primitive fight or flight responses, was quieted through deeksha. He also measured growth in certain brain centers.

“In some of the dhasas (direct disciples of Bhagavan and Amma) in India , I measured their septum pellucidum, which is also called the brain’s joy center, and it was huge. I mean, I've never seen anything like that. It's a brain center that's under-active in most people, and it's severely shrunk in people who are depressed. It grows when real joy becomes a basic experience of the person's life. If it's shrunk, if it's de-active, then people know only the fake joy of stimulated pleasure.”

Opitz’s tests also seemed to indicate that unlike results of similar investigations monitoring long-term meditators and people who do other kinds of energy work, the effects of deeksha appear to be permanent.