Journal of Neurology and Psychology
Review Article
The Neural Correlates in the Presumed Extrasensory Faculties of the Medium and in the Perception on the Sacred
Giulio Perrotta*
Department of Criminal and Investigative Psychology Studies, Italy
*Address for Correspondence: Giulio Perrotta, Department of Criminal and Investigative Psychology Studies, University of Federiciana, Cosenza, Italy, Phone: (+39) 349 21 08 872; E-mail: giuliosr1984@hotmail.it
Submission: May 23, 2019;
Accepted: July 03, 2019;
Published: July 05, 2019
Copyright: © 2019 Perrotta G, et al. This is an open access article
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Abstract
Starting from dozens of studies on neural correlates during mystical
experiences and the use of extrasensory skills from the common
sense, I proceeded to contextualize in a more scientific way the
concept of extrasensory mediums and faculties, then analyzing the
state of the art in relation to discoveries in the neuro scientific field
concerning precisely the alleged extrasensory faculties possessed and
the perception of the sacred in the subjects of the researches so far
evaluated. From this examination there emerges a direct involvement
of the cerebral areas of the frontal and temporal lobes and in general
of the circuits connected to the limbic system. This thematic research
has deepened the object of study concerning the phenomena of
subjective perception; however, in the last part I proceeded instead
to suggest a research-oriented research scheme not so much of the
subjective profiles already known as much as the hypothesis of the
existence of the entities perceived by the mediums, therefore an
objective profile, in order to better know the external context of the
medium.