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A neuroscientist who has diagnosed mental illness, sectioned patients, and authorized forced medication says she has been communicating with her dead husband for four years. She is 100% sure it's real. Dr. Tara Swart, a neuroscientist, psychiatrist, and senior MIT lecturer, begins by revealing that humans have 34 senses, not 5. She conducted a literature review of multiple studies and found that beyond sight, smell, hearing, touch, and taste, humans have senses including proprioception, interoception, the sense of temperature, the pH of blood, and the balance of oxygen and carbon dioxide. Her argument is simple: if you don't even know you have 34 senses, you are not consciously tapping into abilities you already possess. Discover: • Why humans actually have 34 senses, not 5 • The moment a neuroscientist saw her dead husband appear beside her bed at 4am • Why grief changes the brain in ways that closely mirror psychosis • How she progressed from receiving random signs to asking specific questions and getting answers • Why her body remembered a trauma date her conscious mind had forgotten • The psychiatric symptom of schizophrenia she experienced during grief • Why she believes learning to communicate with the dead is like going to the gym 📺 Watch the full episode here - https://youtu.be/yfEQRqFo2bI ❤️ Subscribe to our main channel - www.youtube.com/TheDiaryOfACEO Get your hands on exclusive Diary of a CEO products: https://thediary.com/collections/all?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=experiment&utm_term=clipschannel #thediaryofaceo #doac

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Let's just start with something really simple. How many senses do you think we >> Five. I can I can smell, I can touch, um I can hear, I can see. is it five though?

I think yeah, five. Is it five? >> Have you heard of a sixth sense? >> Being able to see ghosts and stuff. >> Okay.

So, I think most people would agree that we have five senses. And some people would say isn't there something like a sixth sense? And I don't think it's agreed what that might be.

So, I actually did a literature review of several pieces of research about how many senses humans have. And we actually have 34 as we currently understand it. And so, what does this mean? Like what is the cuz you're making an assertion What

is the assertion that you're making? And what does that mean for the material sort of consequences of my >> I'm making a hypothesis based on both the analogy of the observable universe and the fact that we have this expanded suite of senses to challenge you

to understand that you are capable of much more than you think you are. And you know, you're a really good case in point for me because you love rationality and data and science and you don't really love intuition and the you know,

the unknown, the unseen. So, you know, I think if I can convince you of anything by the end of this podcast then the impact that that could have on society I think is huge.

I mean, the things I found out are going to shock >> What do you mean by that? >> I as you know, was a was a psychiatrist in the past. So, I'm able to diagnose people and say whether they

have a mental illness or not. In the past four years I've been keeping a secret. And there were times in that four years that I had to ask myself if I was in clinical depression. If I was psychotic, if I was manic.

the way that my consciousness was expanding. I mean, Steve, I've I've been part of teams that have locked people up and put you know, had them injected with stuff against their will because of things they were saying that's not that dissimilar to things I've experienced

in the last 4 years. I guess we better get into the secret because I sat here with you almost 2 years ago now and we had a fantastic conversation. But there was something you didn't tell my audience when

we had that conversation that reached more than 20 million people. There was something at that moment in time that you didn't tell me which was this secret you've been What is the secret, Tara?

I lost my beloved husband to leukemia almost 4 years ago. And I've written this book which mentions my personal story. So, and I trust you. So, I really wanted to come back on the podcast

and just explain a little bit to people about what's been going on for me for the last 4 years. >> So, your husband, you met him 2016 and he passed he passed away from leukemia in >> 2021. Now, from 2021 when he passed away, what what happened

in your life? What was going on in your world? If I was a fly on the wall in your contacts, what would I have seen? >> He'd been given 2 weeks to live, but he actually

lived for 3 and 1/2 weeks. And he died 2 days before our fourth wedding anniversary. So, I was literally reading condolence cards on my fourth wedding anniversary. If it wasn't for the people that I have around

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