One may find themselves in a good deal of thought relating to altered states of consciousness brought about by episodes of Fox TV, Fringe television show. Significant research by talented script writers is evident and presented in these vivid action drama series brought to us each week. They seem real to us and as valid as our morning read in the newspaper.
I just love how quantum physics and paranormal experience is extended one step beyond the imagination into the outer limits of medical science pulling it all together in a doable Fringe episode.
Mediums and psychics of varied sensitivity access information through the alpha and theta states of mind at will. It is also common to hear authors and artist speak of a zone in which information flows through them as they work.
In this (zone) altered state, however, the mind can take the form of that vision and becomes united with that internal reality. In episode 3 of the 1st season of Fringe titled, “The Ghost Network”, we watch the precognitive mind of Roy McComb, (played by guest star, Zak Orth) as he sees a violent gas attack on passengers on a bus. The FBI team then uses Roy’s visions to find the perpetrator responsible.
This particular episode flooded my mind dozens of memories of real to life case stories in the early days of experimentation in criminal investigations and psychic abilities in the 1980’s. Those were the good ole days when most of what we have in our reality today was science fiction. Imagine where the film industry will be in another 20 or 30 years; viewer interaction? Wow, imagine that!
