New research has revealed novel signs linking brain processes to particular hallucinations even in non-clinical individuals. ...
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The Neurobiology of “We”. Relationship is the flow of energy and information between people, essential in our development Via VISÃO\\VI5I0NTHNG, Jocelyn Stoller 
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Cortical hyperexcitability to some visual stimuli might show a predisposition to some hallucinations (esp. 'out-of-body experiences') even in a normal, non-clinical population.