How the Pineal Gland Expands Inner Forms

Brent Fouch is a Southern California entrepreneur who pursues a broad range of investments as CEO of Black Ice Advisors, LLC. With interest in human consciousness and how the brain receives and processes information, Brent Fouch has particular knowledge of the pineal gland, which is sometimes referred to as the third eye, or the “doorway to the universe.”

Small and ductless, the pineal gland sits in the center of the brain and has been associated in Western thought with mystical experiences since the time of Descartes. During times of deep meditation, it is a lever for awakening internal vision. It provides a sensory experience that is full in its own right, without outward seeing. Human perception expands inward, exploring untapped realms that are often neglected in active, conscious daily life.

The way that author Dr. Joe Dispenza describes the pineal gland is as a radio receiver able to tune into various spiritual frequencies. As the latent system turns on, energy flows from the body into the brain. This is likened to the types of kundalini awakenings associated with intensive yogic practice.

Such an emanation of creative energy can be life-changing, as it alters perception and provides a limitless intuition of the divine. Researchers can measure such manifestations in gamma brain wave patterns, with the pineal gland serving as a transducer and receiving oscillations that trigger the release of “upgraded versions of melatonin.”