The Human Body Was a Temple ①: The Brain – A “ZPF Blueprint” Taught by the Fornix, Pineal Gland, and Hippocampus

Hello, this is Shunpeter Z.

In this podcast, “Zero Point Note,” I delve into themes like “What is consciousness?” and “How is reality created?” from a unique perspective, based on ZPF—the Zero Point Field, where “everything exists simultaneously.”

The new series, “The Human Body Was a Temple,” is now underway.
In this article, we’ll examine the brain as a “ZPF blueprint,” revealing the secrets of a brain designed for the transformation of consciousness. Was your brain a temple for receiving cosmic information? We will integrate ancient wisdom with modern neuroscience from a ZPF perspective and explain the role of the Fornix, Pineal Gland, and Pituitary Gland as a nexus for consciousness.

Intro: The Brain is Not Just a Thinking Machine

We often associate “ourselves” with the thoughts, memories, and emotions in our brains. But what if the very structure of the brain was designed to facilitate the transformation of consciousness?

What if the brain wasn’t just an organ for thought and memory, but a **conduit for manifesting ZPF information into reality?** That’s the new perspective we’ll be exploring.

The Fornix: The Place to Burn Concepts

First, let’s look at the Fornix. Connected to the hippocampus and amygdala, it is a “hub for information” where memories and emotions intersect.

Our concepts—our beliefs about who we are and what the world is like—are stored here as a package of memory and emotion. These concepts loop through the Fornix, unconsciously rendering our reality. By shining the **”light of consciousness from the I-consciousness”** onto this loop, we can stop it and begin the incineration of our concepts, freeing us from our old patterns.

The Fornix also has an intriguing connection to the Bible. A researcher suggested that “the Ark of the Covenant refers to the Fornix, a vault in the brain located to the right of the third ventricle.” The idea that the “Holy of Holies” hidden in the temple was actually in the center of our own brain gave me goosebumps.

The Pineal Gland: A Portal to the ZPF

Next is the Pineal Gland. It is known as the “third eye,” located at the center of the brain. From a ZPF perspective, it is a consciousness antenna that catches “light information” and “vibration.”

The philosopher René Descartes called it “the seat where the soul and body meet,” and in ancient Egypt, it was considered the “throne of God.” In fact, the Egyptian “Eye of Horus” looks remarkably similar to a cross-section of the brain.

The Pineal Gland is also fascinating because of its supposed connection to a mystical substance called DMT (dimethyltryptamine). DMT is said to be secreted during **”the moment of birth,” “deep sleep,” “the moments before death,” and “during meditation and spiritual awakenings.”** This leads to the hypothesis that the Pineal Gland is a **projector that receives “non-physical information” from the ZPF and “visualizes” it within the brain.**

Jacob’s struggle with an angel in the Old Testament can also be interpreted as an allegory for the awakening of the Pineal Gland. The place where Jacob wrestled and won was named “Penuel,” which sounds very similar to “Pineal.” This suggests that “Jacob’s wrestling with God” was a metaphor for overcoming inner conflict and reconnecting with the super-consciousness through the Pineal Gland.

The Pituitary Gland: The Output Device that Translates Consciousness into “Reality”

Near the Pineal Gland is the Pituitary Gland. It is a device that translates the information received by the Pineal Gland into “material language” called hormones, which are then integrated into the body.

So, if the Pineal Gland is the “receiver,” the Pituitary Gland is the “translator and output device.”

**ZPF → Pineal Gland → Pituitary Gland → Hormones → Manifestation**

This flow can be seen as the first layer where consciousness materializes as a “phenomenon.”

In yoga and esoteric Buddhism, it is said that an “elixir of immortality” called “Amrita” descends from the Pituitary Gland. This can be experienced as a sweet taste in the mouth during meditation, and can be seen as a “spiritual translator” that converts information from the ZPF into a “sweet nectar” that permeates our physical body.

Interestingly, Amitābha, the Buddha of Infinite Light in Buddhism, is also known as “The Buddha of Sweet Nectar.” The Sanskrit word for Amitābha means “infinite light,” which reminds us of the ZPF. The sounds of “Amida” and “Amrita” are so similar that it suggests a deep connection between them.

The Hippocampus and Amygdala: The Storage of Memory and Emotion

Next are the Hippocampus and Amygdala. The hippocampus is the library of memory, and the amygdala is the switch for emotions. Feelings like shame, fear, and anger are stored here, linked to past memories.

Memories themselves are not stored in a fixed location in the brain. The brain likely stores “tag information” or “search caches,” and then re-renders “information that resembles the memory” from the ZPF using those tags. Therefore, if our filters of concepts and emotions change, the “memory” of a certain event can change, too. This is the essence of the Mandela Effect.

The English word for Amygdala comes from the word for “almond.” The Bible mentions that “Aaron’s rod blossomed with almond flowers.” This could be a metaphor for the awakening of the consciousness, where the Kundalini energy ascends the spine, touches the Amygdala, and the “almond blossoms,” unlocking the key to awakening.

The Left and Right Brains: Jachin and Boaz / Masculine and Feminine

The brain is divided into two hemispheres. The left brain is for language, logic, and analysis, while the right brain is for intuition, sensation, and imagination. Some believe this symbolizes Jachin and Boaz, the two pillars of the ancient Temple of Solomon. The Pineal Gland, which connects these two pillars, can be seen as the altar of consciousness. This suggests that our brain itself is the entrance to our inner temple.

When you add the theme of integrating the masculine (left brain) and feminine (right brain) energies, it suggests that the entire brain was designed as a “temple.”

Z’s Table Flip: The Brain Itself is a Hologram

We tend to think that the brain is what renders reality, but what if the “brain itself is a hologram”?

The physicist Max Planck said, “I regard consciousness as fundamental. I regard matter as derivative from consciousness.”

In other words, the brain does not create consciousness. **Consciousness creates the structure of the brain.** From a quantum perspective, the brain and its electrical signals are just “waves of probability” unless they are observed. Without consciousness, the brain cannot be “determined” as a physical object. This is a “table-flipping” insight from a ZPF perspective.

Summary: The Brain is a Mirror Reflecting the Temple’s “Structure and Intent”

The brain is not a factory for thought.

• The Fornix: The “furnace of fire” that incinerates concepts.
• The Pineal Gland: The “portal of light” from the ZPF.
• The Pituitary Gland: The “translation engine” of hormonal output.
• The Left and Right Brains: The “pillars of the temple,” Jachin and Boaz.

It is a hub of consciousness that integrates all of these functions. And all of it is a structure being observed by the “I-consciousness.”

Next time, we’ll talk about the **”heart.”** We will explore the resonance between the heart’s electromagnetic field and the ZPF.

I look forward to seeing you in another bandwidth. Shunpeter Z.

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