http://www.scribd.com/doc/8624480/DM...Rick-Strassman

Hey guys, I see lots of questions floating around these parts...

I would suggest you read this book, or at least scan sections of interest...

Even this acclaimed researcher still makes some minor mistakes..., but he got the closest yet to saying here is a decent study ... One such thing taht I rememeber is his description of the pinial gland not haveing two hemispheres like the rest of the brain... which is not correct, at closer examination it is indeed made up of little sacks tha could be divided in two

What I realy did find facinating is that this gland is not a part of the brain.... it forms in the back of the mouth of a the fetus, and then moves up to take up its protective location close to all the major sensory nerves passing into the brain.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/8624480/DM...Rick-Strassman

Thanks man

I was in the process of getting it off Amazon...
peace