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(Disclaimer: I will not be revealing whether I am a Freemason or not. Masons can find this out if they want to, so don’t bother asking me. Either way, my knowledge on the topic comes from studies I did individually, using my own knowledge and skills.As far as I am aware, up to the present moment of writing my theory below, formal science has not yet explained what exactly Masons do. I am putting together knowledge from neuroscience, psychology of the unconscious, sacred geometry, and other knowledge about decoding religions which I acquired by my own abilities, to explain something for which even I have not found a better explanation by anyone else IN THE WHOLE WORLD. So, while you may find some parts either confusing, inaccurate, or incomplete according to your judgment, leaving aside that you may be wrong in your judgment, for any right you may have, consider that I put this effort to explain and describe this topic to you for which you will likely NOT find this answer elsewhere, so please appreciate my efforts this far.Freemasons who disagree with what I write, or get offended by it, don’t start on me! I too can practice DARK WITCHCRAFT, and I can UNDO the effects of your Masonic brainwashing on you, which your experience of rebirth disappear, and may also have other negative consequences for you!)Some of my credentials for this answer* (knowledge and skills relevant to this topic, not necessarily relevant to academic and research institutions, such as, for example, number of papers published in all sorts of topics, as those could be completely irrelevant and useless towards this particular topic)I have been decrypting how the "secret craft" of Masonry works for the last 4 years. By that, I mean that I have been reverse-engineering the secret methods it has been using for perhaps over 500 years, and explaining them using known and accepted scientific methods.I have self-studied personality disorders including psychopathy, sociopathy and NPD for the last 6 years, and Neuroscience for the last 3, and mostly Fear responses. I have founded a startup in Neuroscience, and I have worked professionally on cryptography-related projects in the field of IT for transnational organizations. Here, I explain the craft of Masonry using an interdisciplinary approach that combines knowledge from the fields of Neuroscience, Neurology and the Masonic craft.Taxonomy: The basic scientific method in the Masonic craftThe Masonic ideology applies strict taxonomy to all its elements of any from and kind it contains. It as if Masonry is applying taxonomy, that as defined by the science of biology, to all human species.As the website of the convention on Global Taxonomy writes[1][1][1][1] :Taxonomy is the science of naming, describing and classifying organisms and includes all plants, animals and microorganisms of the world. Using morphological, behavioural, genetic and biochemical observations, taxonomists identify, describe and arrange species into classifications, including those that are new to science. Taxonomy identifies and enumerates the components of biological diversity providing basic knowledge underpinning management and implementation of the Convention on Biological Diversity.The “Masonic mindset”There are many different elements of Freemasonry to discuss about. Members of lodges don’t know this information I discovered, nor did they discover it, because they don’t have knowledge nor experience in the scientific fields that I do from being a member of a lodge, nor did they ever learn further using knowledge from those fields, nor did they try to explain Masonic ceremonies, which is partly because some don’t have knowledge in the fields, nor do they have my experience and learnings from those fields.The object of my study is the physiological changes that each member goes through, and how those changes affect their thought processes, which ultimately also lead to particular changes in their behavior.A person respond and reacts to whatever they experience from the external world around them, or in their mind. Moreover, a human person change states of mind, and emotional states. While these happen, their physical nervous system also switches to use different divisions and branches that it has available.Over time, and because of both gaining new experiences, because of interacting with other people, and because of learning new knowledge, the body of a person adapts how it does all of the above. Part of this is beyond that person’s conscious control. They can not decide specifically how they would want those adaptations to happen. Those adaptations lead to them developing various mindsets, as well as patterns of behavior.Freemasons apply a Masonic craft to themselves during the ceremonies. Those are the initiation and degree ceremonies that which members get subjected to. From my study about those ceremonies, I found that the goal of performing them is to change the mindset of the member subjected in each. After that, the subjected member develops a new mindset, which I call “the Masonic mindset”. It is a fixed mindset, or fixed patterns of thinking, and with that mindset, that person experiences the world around them, and interprets whatever they observe very differently from non-Masons.Moreover, Masons also obtain a particular fixed behavior, meaning, a set of fixed behaviors. The behavior of each Mason subjected to the ceremonies also changes, and becomes fixed in some ways, so they obtain some fixed reactions and responses to the same stimuli.Note that there is no formal term “Masonic mindset” anywhere within formal scientific knowledge, nor have I sofar found it written in any books which is part of the Masonic craft, nor in any book about Masonry, written by non-Masons. I coined this term by myself, for the requirements of explaining about it.One way in which I could describe about the purpose and effect of rituals is to control the neuroplasticity of the brain of the person subjected to them, with the goal of and shaping it in a particular way, one dictated by the Masonic craft, so that person obtains a fixed “Masonic mindset”.A basic description of this process:With every ritual each person goes through, functions in its body, and, specifically, functions of its brain, its nervous system, and its gut, get altered. Because of that, it develops a part of that fixed mindset “Masonic mindset” that I mentioned.Outside of rituals, Masons who have done rituals read books, or view works of fine art, those which have been specifically chosen by other Masons. Whenever they do that, they process what they see and read with their new “Masonic mindset”, which has the effect of adding more “mindset content”, which is data relevant to that mindset.I think that data probably is new schemas by which they associate data, and by which they process information they have in their mind. By “schemas”, I meaning how to connect data a, b, and c that they observe.The Masonic paracosmThe initiation ceremonies that Masons participate in have the effect of activating the use of their eidetic memory[2][2][2][2] . One further consequence is that they develop a Fantasy prone personality[3][3][3][3] . And, each ceremony contributes to the creation of a paracosm[4][4][4][4] in the imagination of the initiated member, where imagine that they reside somewhere else, not on planet Earth.As Wikipedia writes itA paracosm is a detailed imaginary world. Paracosms are thought generally to originate in childhood and to have one or numerous creators. The creator of a paracosm has a complex and deeply felt relationship with this subjective universe, which may incorporate real-world or imaginary characters and conventions. Commonly having its own geography, history, and language, it is an experience that is often developed during childhood and continues over a long period of time, months or even years, as a sophisticated reality that can last into adulthoodI consider ti very likely that the ceremonies are a practical application of the method of loci[5][5][5][5] , or a similar metacognitive technique.As Wikipedia writes[6][6][6][6]“method of loci” is a technique is taught as a metacognitive technique in learning-to-learn courses.[8] It is generally applied to encoding the key ideas of a subject. Two approaches are:Link the key ideas of a subject and then deep-learn those key ideas in relation to each other, andThink through the key ideas of a subject in depth, re-arrange the ideas in relation to an argument, then link the ideas to loci in good order.The method of loci has also been shown to help sufferers of depression remember positive, self-affirming memories.[9]The Masonic writing system and the secret Masonic languageMoreover, by applying this method, I speculate that , by being subjected to Masons possibly using a different kind of language, which is non-verbal and non-alphabet-based.They use it both to communicate with each other, as well as that is the language by which they learn new information from the Masonic books and other artifacts they study.Instead of an alphabet, this language uses different kinds of ideograms[7][7][7][7] than the verbal languages, as well as pictograms[8][8][8][8], and other mnemonic symbols, such as those also used in Proto-writing languages[9][9][9][9] .People in history have used non alphabet-based writing systems to communicate with each other. One example is the cuneiform writing system[10][10][10][10] a language which was in use for more than three millennia, from the 31st century BC down to the second century AD, or another writing system.Exploring knowledge about Masonry and history further, I discovered that:A central figure in the history of Masonry is Hiram Abiff, who Masons consider the “architect” of the craft. That Hiram possibly worked for King Hiram I of Tyre. King Hiram I of Tyre I was the Phoenician king of Tyre according to the Hebrew Bible. His regnal years have been calculated by some as 980 to 947 BC.However, according to historical recordings, there was another Hiram Abiff, who was King of Egypt, and lived in 1554BC.The Masonic craft has its roots at about 1565 BC.From all of these, I speculate that Masonry was invented as follows:Hiram Abiff invented the Masonic craft (drawings, patterns and symbols), while working for King Hiram I of Tyre, between 980 to 947 BC.However, the secret language upon which Masonry is based, or the writing system which is used by the Masonic craft was developed around 1565 BC, and could have some relation with King Hiram of Egypt, who lived in 1545 BC.The Masonic writing system and language need to be undecipherableSince King Hiram in Egypt lived in 1545 BC, the secret language that the Masonic craft is written with, could be Ancient Egyptian language, and specifically, the writing system is Egyptian hieroglyphs - Wikipedia, a system used during that time period.However I think this is not the one, because this language was known, and has been deciphered today. Since Masonry was a secret society in Ancient times, the language and writing system that the Masonic craft is built upon would have to be a language undeciphered by non-members, or otherwise non-members would be able to determine the messages that Masons exchanged in their communications.Based on this premise, Masons would need to to use some non-deciphered language. Therefore, I consider it more likely that the language upon which the Masonic craft was built, uses a writing system which remains undeciphered until today.The actual writing system and language that the Masonic craft is built uponThe Linear A writing systemThe secret Masonic writing system could be Linear A[11][11][11][11] .Linear A is a writing system that was used by the Minoans (Cretans) from 1800 to 1450 BCE to write the hypothesized Minoan language.This writing system has not been deciphered until today.It is presumed to be a syllabic and ideographic writing system.Here is an example text, written using the Linear A writing system[12][12][12][12] . This is an ink-written inscriptions round the inner surface of cup (Third Middle Minoan), discovered by Sir Arthur Evans, and published in Scripta Minoa: The Written Documents of Minoan Crete. With Special Reference to the Archives of Knossos. Vol. 1, Oxford 1909, p. 29The Byblos syllabary writing systemAnother possibility is that the Masonic writing system is the Byblos syllabary writing system[13][13][13][13] .This script is thought to have been a syllabary written from right to left using approximately one hundred distinct signs. Some signs appear to resemble Egyptian hieroglyphs; others resemble Phoenician characters. It is thought that the Byblos inscriptions may represent an important link between the Egyptian hieroglyphic script and the later Semitic abjads.As Wikipedia writes:This script has been discovered in Egypt - as well as Italy, and Megiddo (Garbini, Colless). And that is the location where King Hiram I, King of Egypt, lived during that time period.Moreover, the inscriptions are conventionally dated to the second millennium BC, probably between the 18th and 15th centuries BC[14] .That is the location and time period when King Hiram I, King of Egypt, lived.Moreover, this writing system uses symbols which are physically possible to write using a compass and ruler, whereas Linear A can’t be written with these tools.Wikipedia has a table with the signs used in the Byblos syllabary:Wikipedia also has this picture from the Byblos script, which is also undeciphered (probably a syllabary or Abugida), and but the time where it was written is also estimated between 1800 BC and 1400 BC.A list of other possibilities about which writing system of Masonic craft is based uponAny of these undeciphered scripts from the Bronze Age (3300 to 1200 BC):[15][15][15][15]Indus script – c. 3500 BC.Proto-Elamite – Elam, c. 3200 BC.Linear Elamite, c. 2200 BC.Linear A, c. 1900 BC, a syllabary.Cretan hieroglyphs, c. 1900 BC.Linear A and Cretan hieroglyphs are both believed to be an example of the Minoan language.[citation needed] Several words have been decoded from the scripts, but no definite conclusions on the meanings of the words have been made.Cypro-Minoan syllabary, c. 1500 BC.Phaistos Disc, c. 2000 BC.Wadi el-Ħôl script, c. 1800 BC, likely an abjad.Byblos syllabary – the city of Byblos, c. 1700 BC.Southwest Paleohispanic script, from c. 700 BC.Sitovo inscription,[1][2] probably Phrygian.[3]NEUROSCIENTIFIC METHODS AND THEORIES APPLIED AND UTILIZED DURING MASONIC CEREMONIESContextual fear conditioning / De Novo fear conditioning: Done during the initiation ceremonies. The context is religious.Pavlovian conditioning: Done during dinners. Masons eat food to condition themselves.Neuro-linguistic programming: Specific words and passwords at ceremonies, and during dinners and some other religion-inspired concepts.Autonomic nervous system manipulation: Happens as a result of the fear conditioning.Motor learning: The main approach in masonry, used so that members learn motor skills. That is done with the use of handshakes and body postures.Concrete mode of information processing: The craft aims to make individuals think in a concrete way, because that reduces emotional reactivity, and stops some symptoms of PTSD such as intrusive thoughts.THE PHYSICAL SETUP FOR FEAR CONDITIONINGScientists have done contextual fear conditioning to humans with Virtual reality glasses. In Masonic ceremonies, Masons apply the same method, but live.The ceremony floor in Lodges traditionally is checkered, and consists of black & white tiles. Freemasons Hall in the Grand Lodge, England. This photo of Freemasons' Hall is courtesy of TripAdvisorThis floor is visually similar to a "Fear Conditioning chamber" scientists use to Fear condition mice.A Fear conditioning chamber used for miceHere is a description of the above instrument, and how it works: https://youtu.be/ozkpK-nhz04In some US lodges they have recently changed the floors from checkered to a blue carpet. A blue floor is as good or better than a black & white checkered floor with respect to its visual effectiveness in fear conditioning.The items present in the Masonic hall of ceremonies (as pictured above), and their purpose:Three big chairs and a table, on one side of the checkered floor. There, during an initiation ceremony of a member, sit some people, who use the titles “Worshipful Master”, “Deacon”, and “Junior Deacon”. From a non-Masonic perspective, those three people represent judges, as would be in a real world court of law. But also, they may be representing organs of judgement in the brain of a person after they have had an accident.Many chairs on the other two sides of the checkered floor. There sit any of the other Masons during an initiation ceremony, as audience. While they don't do anything during the ceremony, their presence is important. They represent the jury, within the same context as the judges.An organ, for playing music, on one end. One of the members plays it, at some part of the ceremony. Masons play music, likely to confuse the initiated Mason in an auditory way.All of these are meant to represent organs in the brain of the initiated Mason, and specifically, organs of their judgment and critical thinking. The purpose of those items and people playing those roles is to confuse the initiated Mason into thinking that he has already judged and criticized what happened, so as to override his judgment and critical thinking, and, as of this, to take the interpretation of the events he experienced during a ceremony as given by those, and without questioning, judging and criticizing them by himself.The final purpose of those is to make the initiated Mason accept some ready-given conclusions from the theatrical story that he and other participating Masons performed during the ceremony, and take those conclusions immediately into his unconscious mind, which, in effect will cause some physical changes at some parts of his brain. I speculate those changes will happen in one or more cortexes of his brain.MY THEORY ABOUT THE PURPOSE OF THE THREE CHAIRS, AND THE PEOPLE SITTING ON THEM DURING AN INITIATION CEREMONYMasonry relies in belief in a God called “Hermes Trimegistus”[16][16][16][16] , which, according to mythology, is some variation of the God Hermes, from the Ancient Greek religion of the 12 Gods of Olympus. In the latter mythological story, the role of Hermes was to be the “messenger to the Gods”. That means he would transfer all messages to other Gods of Olympus.I believe that Hermes Trimegistus also represents a “messenger to the Gods”, who however has the property of sending 3 messages at a time to other Gods.Science doesn't believe in Gods. Consistently with some neuroscientific theories, all Gods mentioned in religions refer to organs in the human brain, named “God spots”[17][17][17][17] . According to this principle, God “Hermes” also refers to a “God spot” in the human brain and, more importantly for this case, so does God “Hermes Trimegistus”.The question I then asked myself was: Which part of the human brain does “Hermes Trimegistus” possibly represent? I believe that the equivalent Latin name in neuroscience is the names of the trigeminal nerve, “Nervus Trigeminus”, and so “Hermes Trimegistus” ultimately represents the Trigeminal system in the brain.The Three Chairs in this picture represent the one end of the Trigeminal system, the end near the brainstem, at the point where nerve impulses will transfer to some others organs inside the brain. Each chair represents the upper end of one of major nerve tracts, such as the sphinothalamic tract and others.The three people sitting in Chairs, who use the titles “Worshipful Master”, “Deacon”, and “Junior Deacon” are meant to represent separate organs that check the passing of information to the brain at that point, as those are coming from the three major nerve tracts. The purpose of the people sitting on the three Chairs, and the script of their roles in the ceremony, including the passwords they use (eg “Boaz”, “Joachin”, etc) is, basically, to confuse some controllers at the upper end of the Trigeminal system of the initiated Mason, in order to pass some information from his perception regarding the events he experienced to another track, that it wouldn't go otherwise, and in a specific way. Perhaps the purpose is to pass some information from or to the tectonic nerve track, and manipulate some brain organs relevant to the function relevant to the tectonic nerve track.HOW THE FEAR CONDITIONING IS PERFORMED DURING A CEREMONYMasons do a ceremony, on the ceremony floor. The candidate is read passages of religious context. Those provide the context for the fear conditioning. Then, they are given a "scare".Such scares include include being moved around the ceremony floor while physically held by other Masons, being hoodwinked, or having a dagger placed against their throat. It is also said that in the initiation ceremony for the 33rd degree, the candidate is placed inside a coffin.After the scare, the candidate associates the last picture they saw, with the religious context heard, and the other conversations, and from that make up a different, synthesized version of what happened.THE APPLICATION OF PAVLOVIAN CONDITIONING IN MASONRYClassical conditioning (also known as Pavlovianor respondent conditioning) refers to a learning procedure in which a biologically potent stimulus (e.g. food) is paired with a previously neutral stimulus (e.g. a bell).In Masonry, the food is given during the dinners Masons have. Also, while eating, the Masons read cryptic poems, which do further Neuro-linguistic conditioning to themselves. Those poems are specially designed in a mathematical way to do NLP, and provide the required stimulus.Extra information about the food eaten in US lodges: "What's for dinner" http://freemasoninformation.com/2010/02/whats-for-dinner/FEAR CONDITIONING AND ALTERED STRESS RESPONSESFear conditioning in Masonry causes a Freeze response in certain situations. That Freeze products rigidness in situations of fear (https://www.researchgate.net/publication/314229730_Freeze_for_action_Neurobiological_mechanisms_in_animal_and_human_freezing)The Fight-or-Flight response is regulated by the sympathetic system, which originates in the spinal cord.Fear conditioning makes someone have a Freeze response when they are scared. So, when a Mason is faced with a situation that would otherwise scare them and make them react against it, they Freeze, and then have a "Tend & Befriend" response.THE "TEND & BEFRIEND" FEAR RESPONSEMost Masons seem constantly antagonistic, even if appearing calm while doing so. To want to instantly "help" someone is a fear/stress response of the Parasympathetic nervous system, also known as "Tend & Befriend". It usually happens in women.Stress Responses - THE BODY’S STRESS RESPONSE Stress and Gender ResponsesFight-or-Flight: Is it a Male Thing:- Azar (2000) Upheld the “flight-or-fight” as main response to stress- Male responses appear to be regulated by testosteroneTend-and-Befriend: Is it a Female Thing:- Move over “flight-or-fight”~ there is a new paradigm- Doesn’t replace “flight-or fight” but adds dimension to stress responses- Female stress response appears to be biological, cultural, and situational- Same immediate hormonal response but followed by a physiological response that inhibits flightSee attached PDF for all different responses https://www.vcsu.edu/cmsfiles/75/stress_r_bteu67.pdf.MASONS DEVELOP MOTOR SKILLS THROUGH MOTOR LEARNINGMasons also develop Motor skill learning and fine Motor skills, as indicated by the fact that they learn and use handshakes and body postures. Some of those handshakes and postures are shown on this webpage: http://www.ephesians5-11.org/handshakes.htmSupporting evidence to how this is possible: Motor skills are developed by Stress and Arousal. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motor_skill)Fine motor skills – requires the use of smaller muscle groups to perform smaller movements with the wrists, hands, fingers, and the feet and toes. These tasks that are precise in nature, like playing the piano, writing carefully, and blinking.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fine_motor_skillAbout Motor learningRichard Schmidt demonstrated with his Schema Theory of motor learning.In this, Schmidt introduced the idea that certain movements and skills are dictated by what he called Generalized Motor Programs (GMP). These are based on the combined inputs the body receives from our movement (sensory information, muscle actions, sensory changes and outcomes of those actions, etc).Each time you do a repetition of a certain action, your body gathers feedback so it can make that particular sequencing work better next time.More about Motor learning: https://www.slideshare.net/karenalvaro/motor-learning-and-perception?next_slideshow=1HOW MASONS BUILD “SOLOMON'S TEMPLE”Masons develop motor skills. Solomon's temple in Masonry refers to their body, meaning a representation of the body image Masons want to create to themselves. It is possible that Solomon's temple is a visual representation of a Motor learning schema, consistent with Richard Schmidt's Schema theory of Motor learning.I hypothesize that physically, this "temple" represents a specific way in which neurons connect inside in the Motor cortex. "Motor schemas" may be sets of neuromuscular junctions, some chemical synapses connecting to some motor neurons in a specific way."Chemical synapses are specialized junctions through which cells of the nervous system signal to one another and to non-neuronal cells such as muscles or glands. A chemical synapse between a motor neuron and a muscle cell is called a neuromuscular junction."https://www.sciencedaily.com/terms/chemical_synapse.htmA neuromuscular junction:About neuromuscular junctions: https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/neuroscience/neuromuscular-junctionMORTAR & THE MASONIC BUILDING BLOCKSDuring a very fearful incident, the human brain automatically tries to change its own neural adaptation. It does that by releasing Calcium and depositing in new cells. Masons do that on their body as a consequence of their rituals.The mortar masons use is similar to the mortar used to hold bricks together in a real world buildings. Mortar is composed of a thick mixture of water, sand, and cement. Mortar contains minerals such as Calcium. Cement contains Magnesium.Please note that this is not a complete answer, and obviously not a complete piece of work.Read more:Explanations of the effects of applying the Masonic craft to oneself using theories from the field of psychology: Simon Chatzigiannis's answer to Who are the Freemasons and what exactly do they do?Changes that Masons make to circuits in their brain, regarding “learning from experience” - and my scientific interpretation of the symbolic meaning of the ancient Egyptian Gods Isis, Osiris and Horus: Simon Chatzigiannis's answer to What is Mahabone in Masonry about?Changes caused to Masons by the application of the craft on themselves, and associated health issues and risks: What are the negatives of becoming a Freemason? Which cognitive skills and mental abilities do you lose?My explanation of what this Masonic picture represents, using concepts from the field of neuroscience: What are the Masonic steps, orders, and degrees about?Footnotes[1] What is Taxonomy?[1] What is Taxonomy?[1] What is Taxonomy?[1] What is Taxonomy?[2] Eidetic memory - Wikipedia[2] Eidetic memory - Wikipedia[2] Eidetic memory - Wikipedia[2] Eidetic memory - Wikipedia[3] Fantasy prone personality - Wikipedia[3] Fantasy prone personality - Wikipedia[3] Fantasy prone personality - Wikipedia[3] Fantasy prone personality - Wikipedia[4] Paracosm - Wikipedia[4] Paracosm - Wikipedia[4] Paracosm - Wikipedia[4] Paracosm - Wikipedia[5] Method of loci - Wikipedia[5] Method of loci - Wikipedia[5] Method of loci - Wikipedia[5] Method of loci - Wikipedia[6] Method of loci - Wikipedia[6] Method of loci - Wikipedia[6] Method of loci - Wikipedia[6] Method of loci - Wikipedia[7] Ideogram - Wikipedia[7] Ideogram - Wikipedia[7] Ideogram - Wikipedia[7] Ideogram - Wikipedia[8] Pictogram - Wikipedia[8] Pictogram - Wikipedia[8] Pictogram - Wikipedia[8] Pictogram - Wikipedia[9] Proto-writing - Wikipedia[9] Proto-writing - Wikipedia[9] Proto-writing - Wikipedia[9] Proto-writing - Wikipedia[10] Cuneiform - Wikipedia[10] Cuneiform - Wikipedia[10] Cuneiform - Wikipedia[10] Cuneiform - Wikipedia[11] Linear A - Wikipedia[11] Linear A - Wikipedia[11] Linear A - Wikipedia[11] Linear A - Wikipedia[12] Linear A - Wikipedia[12] Linear A - Wikipedia[12] Linear A - Wikipedia[12] Linear A - Wikipedia[13] Byblos syllabary - Wikipedia[13] Byblos syllabary - Wikipedia[13] Byblos syllabary - Wikipedia[13] Byblos syllabary - Wikipedia[14] Byblos syllabary - Wikipedia[15] Undeciphered writing systems - Wikipedia[15] Undeciphered writing systems - Wikipedia[15] Undeciphered writing systems - Wikipedia[15] Undeciphered writing systems - Wikipedia[16] Hermes Trismegistus - Wikipedia[16] Hermes Trismegistus - Wikipedia[16] Hermes Trismegistus - Wikipedia[16] Hermes Trismegistus - Wikipedia[17] The God spots revealed: Scientists find areas of the brain responsible for spirituality[17] The God spots revealed: Scientists find areas of the brain responsible for spirituality[17] The God spots revealed: Scientists find areas of the brain responsible for spirituality[17] The God spots revealed: Scientists find areas of the brain responsible for spirituality

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