TIBET, MINDFULLNESS & EXTRATEERESTRIALS
Avalokiteśvara, is a particularly Tibetan Buddhist bodhisattva who is the embodiment of the Buddha's compassion.
In the Mahayana tradition, Avalokiteshvara is considered to have promised the prayers and concerns of all sentient beings. Avalokiteshvara has also decided to transfer his own becoming a Buddha from here to help all beings attain nirvana. In Vajrayana, Avalokiteshvara is either a compassionate monk from a previous world or an embodiment of compassion itself.
Many tibetans also believes that Avalokitesvara is extraterrestrial.
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Tibet, the population has extraterrestrial descent
https://cognitiomatrix.com/tibet-the-population-has-extraterrestrial-descent/
Tibet, the population has extraterrestrial descent; Original article by Alessandro Brizzi.
In 2010, a group of researchers analyzed the specific genes responsible for the high altitude adaptation of Tibetans. These scientists from China, Denmark and the University of California in Berkeley have been able to identify genes with mutations very common in Tibetans, but very rare in lowland populations. The research helped scientists understand how the body behaves in the absence of oxygen and diseases associated with lack of oxygen in the womb.
But the reality is that the scientists of this discovery have not been able to establish the true origin of the strange Tibetan gene (EPAS1). And this lack of knowledge gave way to various theories that explored the possibility of extraterrestrial beings coming to Earth in ancient times. According to some experts, a certain alien race fled their dying planet and arrived on Earth, settling in Tibet, where the living conditions were very similar to ours, that is, areas with a soft atmosphere and low temperature. This would perfectly explain the mental differences and peculiarities of Tibetans who are considered the standard bearers of human spirituality. Thus for many people the Tibetans, direct descendants of the extraterrestrial race, were the cause of modern philosophical conceptions of extraterrestrial civilization. Conspiracy theorists also say that it is also possible for Tibet to hide files related to the existence of extraterrestrial beings, as well as samples of their art, so it is no coincidence that researchers and military are very interested in Tibet.
Tibetans who know their true origin have always maintained that long before the history of mankind began, the giants walked the Earth. It was the custodians of Earth who came here to “supervise” the development of life on this planet. This race of giants of Extraterrestrial origin did not go unnoticed, so they decided to have the same size as humans. So they were able to mix with humans without being recognized.
This is simply part of the beliefs of Tibetan monks about the origin of our civilization and the arrival of extraterrestrial beings which in turn gave rise to Tibetans to know today and seems to be proven by scientific research on its amazing gene.
Some experts argue that the extraterrestrial origin of the Tibetans also gives them access to certain psychic powers such as remote viewing which is not at all strange in Tibetan monasteries. For thousands of years, remote viewing, in addition to other spiritual activities, has dominated Tibetan culture. According to experts, some Tibetans have the ability to predict events such as our self-destruction. And that’s what Buddhist monks apparently warned of our destruction. The great world powers will destroy each other. But it will be at that precise moment when something extraordinary will happen, as he says that the supernatural divine powers of the Tibetans will intervene.
The monks also said that beyond 2020 our current civilization will understand that the last frontier of science and technology will be in the area of spirituality and not in the material aspects of physics and chemistry. The Tibetan people believe that after 2020, our life will have a very different direction since people will learn the essence of spirituality, the relationship between body and soul, reincarnation and the fact that we are connected with each other. other, a wisdom transmitted directly from their extraterrestrial parents. As we have seen, there is much evidence that seems to show the extraterrestrial origin of Tibetans and which is hidden by governments and official science, with the sole intention of never discovering our true identity.
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Tibetan genes and mindfullness... New research published today...
Mindfulness in your DNA? Capacity to be present is partly a function of genetics, study finds
People who are more present in the moment tend to be happier and more satisfied with life, and part of this connection is attributable to the genes they were born with, according to new research published in Scientific Reports. The new findings shed light on how our genetic makeup and personal experiences intertwine to influence our ability to live in the moment and our overall happiness.
Previous research has consistently highlighted that individuals who have a heightened awareness of the current moment — referred to as “presence” — tend to experience greater satisfaction with life and a more positive emotional state overall. This phenomenon has been supported by various theories and evidence, including those from flow and mindfulness theories.
However, the underlying reasons for this relationship remained elusive, prompting researchers to investigate the genetic and environmental underpinnings of presence and its connection to subjective well-being.
To conduct their investigation, the researchers turned to the Twins Early Development Study (TEDS), which includes data from over 10,000 twin pairs born in England and Wales. They focused on a cohort of twins born between 1994 and 1996, with data collected in 2011 when the participants were around 16 years old.
The sample for this particular analysis included 1,136 monozygotic (MZ) and dizygotic (DZ) twin pairs, offering a mix of identical twins, who share 100% of their genetic material, and fraternal twins, who share about 50%, on average. This genetic differentiation is crucial for disentangling the contributions of genetics versus environment to any observed traits or behaviors.
Presence, or present-centered attention, was assessed using a brief, validated version of the Mindful Attention Awareness Scale (MAAS), focusing on participants’ attentiveness to current events and experiences. Subjective well-being was measured through the Subjective Happiness Scale (SHS) and the Brief Multidimensional Student Life Satisfaction Scale (BMSLSS), which together capture an individual’s perceived happiness and satisfaction across various domains of life.
In line with previous findings, the researchers discovered a modest yet significant positive correlation between presence and subjective well-being. This indicates that adolescents who reported higher levels of presence also reported higher levels of happiness and life satisfaction.
“The capacity to be present is partly a function of genetics and partly driven by environmental causes (like training in mindfulness meditation),” Brown said. “The genetic basis helps to explain why presence appears to support well-being.”
Looking forward, the researchers anticipate extending their inquiry to explore the neurobiological mechanisms that underpin the genetic correlations between presence and subjective well-being. They aim to conduct genome-wide association studies (GWAS) to identify specific genetic variants contributing to these traits.
“There is growing interest in what’s called precision or personalized medicine,” Brown told PsyPost. “One important long-term goal is to understand which constellation of genes (and there are undoubtedly many) are responsible for the genetic bases of presence and subjective well-being.”
“If we can learn who is more likely to benefit from, or struggle with training in mindfulness, for example, we can better tailor our training to meet the needs of each person individually based in part on their genetic profiles. On the flip side, better understanding the environmental bases of presence may help us to socialize our children toward ways of being that support their well-being.”
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