See the brain when the soul leaves the body

For a long time, the phenomenon of 'leaving the body' (or 'escaping') is still one of the big question marks for the scientific world. Recently, scientists from the University of Ottawa (Canada) have published the results of the study of brain analysis of this phenomenon.

The phenomenon of "soul left from the body" has received long attention of the scientific world.

Accordingly, some areas of the left hemisphere of the brain are involved in controlling the body's 'sense of motion' . So, they dominate the feeling that people leave their bodies and fly up, observing their own body parts. At the same time, the research team also said that this phenomenon occurred in relatively many people.

Specifically, the team met a bachelor of psychology - who asserted that he was able to control his own "soul from the body" at any time at will.

The 24-year-old said she could feel her soul hovering above her body, swinging horizontally in the air and occasionally observing the remaining 'body' below, while still having Can sense every sensation on my body.

The left brain region controls the 'sense of motion' of the body, controlling the "escape" phenomenon.

Therefore, scientists have placed her 'body ' phenomenon in the group of activities outside the body (ECE), similar to the phenomenon of 'leaving the body' due to the strong emotion or shock. there.

The girl said, she began to know the phenomenon of this corpse when she was very young. Back then, children were asked to take a nap at school, so she often used this method to "escape and play" and still maintain that habit until adulthood.

She even thought that everyone had this ability. So she was surprised to discover the truth - I was one of the few people who experienced this strange phenomenon.

Scientist Andra Smith and Claude Messier took a resonance scan from the 24-year-old girl's brain and concluded that, during her research, she was the first person to be able to control falling into I myself have the option while the brain has no abnormal expression.

The team also found that the 'escape' phenomenon is related to the inactivation of the visual cortex. At the same time, some areas of the left brain are activated with a sense of motion, causing a state that makes people feel like they are moving, though the body is actually still motionless.

Finding people with this capacity to conduct investigations is quite difficult. The research team said that the phenomenon of escaping occurs in many people and is quite common rather than the mysterious supernatural capacity. It is because those who encounter it assume that this is something 'everyone can do', so we have not counted the exact ratio of that number.