The Possibility Hub Carol Talbot

Raymond Thomas is a global advocate for transformative learning and unlocking innate abilities. He has a wealth of wisdom, knowledge and experience in the areas of Extra Ocular Vision, PhotoReading and Quantum Speed Reading,  and he holds numerous certificates in alternative healing modalities.
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The idea of becoming superhuman has fascinated mankind for ages. Emperors of bygone eras searched for the elixirs of immortality, shaolin monks have pushed the limits of what’s possible with the body for thousands of years, and the alchemists of old searched for ways to transmute metals into gold. Throughout history, stories of superhuman abilities have captured the human imagination. Ancient civilizations were filled with legends of mythical figures like Hercules, who displayed incredible strength, or Merlin, the wise wizard. In more recent times, historical figures like Leonardo da Vinci, whose multifaceted genius stretched across art, science, and invention, blur the lines between ordinary and extraordinary. 
In this podcast I will sharing some the magnificent feats that many Masters, Gurus and Superhumans have demonstrated over the ages, and that I believe are your true human heritage. 

Are we simply lean, mean conditioned response machines programmed to respond automatically to specific triggers? 
The field of Cybernetics explores communication and control in living organisms and machines, raising many provocative questions about the nature of human behavior. One theory being that we might be akin to sophisticated robots, meticulously conditioned to respond in predetermined ways. This perspective challenges traditional ideas of free will and autonomy, suggesting that our actions and reactions are governed by a complex interplay of stimuli and responses, much like a programmed machine. 
In this podcast I will delving into the unsettling idea of mass programming and the idea of humans as programmable entities that have been manipulated and controlled.  What I can guarantee is that it will prompt reflection on the intricate dance between external influences and the intricacies of your consciousness.

Are you living in a simulation… or a virtual reality game? What if you are wearing a type of virtual reality lens that you’ve forgotten that you’re wearing? After all, you cannot prove anything exists outside of you. Your whole reality is dependent on your nervous system and senses and reality is simply electrical signals interpreted by your brain.  
In the latest Possibility Hub podcast, I will be exploring the idea that we might be living in a simulated reality, or a complex game and your very existence is not as straightforward as it seems.  The universe you and I perceive may, in fact, be a simulation or an elaborate virtual construct. 

Imagine a journey beyond the boundaries of your everyday reality and to explore the enigmatic concept of time travel. It's a notion that has captured imaginations for centuries. Is time travel merely a product of science fiction, or could it be a tantalizing possibility waiting to be unlocked by the future? 
In this episode I will be exploring time as well as sharing some controversial secret projects. Ultimately,  this episode offers you the opportunity to expand your thinking and explore the nature of time and space. After all, time could be said to be the ruler of your fate. So let’s journey through the corridors of time, where the past, present, and future are intertwined. 

It is said that "Life is like a river. Attachment is holding onto the riverbank, fearing to let go, while detachment is surrendering to the current, trusting it to carry you safely through the twists and turns. Finding the balance between holding on and letting go is the art of navigating the waters of existence."
Easier said than done, right?
How do you feel when you say goodbye to spaces, places, possessions and relationships?
In the latest Possibility Hub podcast I will be exploring the complexities of human experience delving into the age-old debate of attachment versus detachment. How do we find the perfect balance between attachment and detachment in relationships and life?