Left Brain, Right Brain, and the Advanced Hemisphered Structure

What can the hemisphered brain become when it has evolved beyond its Third Density configuration? How does it operate? Let’s explore.

Here’s a topic that I’ve been aware of since early 2023. Around that time, I started to become aware of the structural changes that were taking place to my brain as a result of the evolution of my Earth body and the ascension process. I also knew that if they were taking place in my brain, they were also taking place in other people’s brains. After all, what happens to one template is applied to any other template that is a vibrational match.

Once aware, I mentioned it a little bit off and on to colleagues and friends, but I had not yet been fully aware of all it entails before now. This will not be a scientific article, because while I am a scientist, I have had not yet had the opportunity to objectively examine and measure the end result. Not to worry. Thorough scans will be obtained in time.

For now, we will go through an intuitive examination of what has occurred.

Overall Changes

There are three major changes that have occurred to my brain as a result of evolution, and I have carried these changes over into Fifth Density (with some minor adjustments to allow for other abilities to be opened). Otherwise, this brain is similar enough to the Earth human brain I was born with.

The first of these is the rise of the corpus callosum. In the ordinary Earth human brain, the corpus callosum is a connecting bridge between the left and right hemispheres. This ordinarily only occupies 10% of the space between the hemispheres, leaving a lot of empty void between the two halves.

With the evolved structure, the corpus callosum occupies 100% of the cleft, leaving no gap between the two hemispheres. The end result is a brain that operates very similarly to the Taygetan unified, non-hemisphered brain in that it can easily process information across both sides with incredible efficiency. Data loads and processing loads are easily shared unilaterally. This also means that one becomes more ambidextrous. However, the brain is still hemisphered, and that means something else.

The second major change is a reassignment of the hemispheres. Because the corpus callosum increases the brains communicative efficiency, the hemispheres are now free to specialize and generalize at the same time. I will explain how this looks for me in greater detail later on. For now, we can say that both hemispheres work together in their respective roles. If they were people, they would be people who no longer struggle to understand one another, but instead work together harmoniously, each one’s strength assisting the other.

The third major change is a change in the experience of cognition. Because of the changes to the corpus callosum and the changes to hemisphere operations, the mind that is connected to the brain reasons differently. The mind ceases to think in standard terms. It does not rationalize in the slow, linear manner it once did. Instead, it receives and interprets information directly from Source via the soul.

It would be fair to say I no longer actually think about anything.

I observe, yes.
I translate raw data from local and non-local sources into perception, yes.
I visualize, yes.
I draw conclusions based on perception, yes.

But I don’t think. Not in the way Earth describes it. I don’t have an inner monologue running in my head all the time telling me what reality is. (I used to, but once the evolution of this brain was complete, that all just ceased to occur.) I perceive reality, and so it is. If there are interior thoughts, they are received information processed from the soul or, and this is the most common, they are received information from those empathically connected to me. Only 30% of what’s in my mind as a “thought” is ever actually coming from my soul. The remaining 70% is coming from everyone else I love.

So, 70% of the time, I’m just receiving collective thoughts.

Just sit with that for a minute, because it’s probably true for you and you aren’t conscious of it. 70% of what you think is you is actually everyone else. Only 30% is actually you. (This makes my ego uncomfortable. It’s okay, ego. We are also the collective and ourselves at the same time. We can be both.)

Left Hemisphere Changes

Prior to evolution, my left hemisphere was in charge of most verbal thinking. In other words, the monologue that ran in my head telling me what reality is came from the left hemisphere. It was also in charge of rational thought and interpretation.

I can say now looking back, this is an overwhelming and exhausting task for that side of the brain. It is too much work for it to be doing all at once. Add to that the interpretation role the left hemisphere is supposed to have where its job is to constantly take everything the right hemisphere perceives and translate it into rational thought complete with categorization and organization, and you have a very, very overtaxed brain!

Here’s what the left hemisphere does for me now.

The left hemisphere is now a master librarian. And it LOVES this task. All it has to do is do what it does best: catalogue and organize. That’s it! All the data the right hemisphere receives is rapidly filtered over to the left hemisphere to be tagged, labeled, and put in the “catalogue”. It doesn’t have to do any rational thinking. It doesn’t have to do any interpreting work. All it must do is be a librarian. Be the custodian of the data.

Because this side is no longer overtaxed, it has the capacity to categorize ALL data that is accessible by my soul. Which is to say all skills, information, memories, emotions, feelings, knowings, intuitions. All of it. It’s all stored and organized. When my incarnated self does not need that data, it is carefully filed away so my life is not obstructed by random pieces of information from the past, present, or future. Instead, the incarnated self is able to focus on the present moment in front of it and attend to that. But if I need something, I can access it at will.

I even have a visual for this side of myself. She’s prim, upright, wears sexy librarian glasses, but has a warm fondness for the right hemisphere.

And when right hemisphere needs past data to access so it can create, right hemisphere now feels safe and comfortable to go to the left hemisphere and ask her for that data. Which gets passed across the corpus callosum at high speed and virtually no loading time.

Right Hemisphere Changes

Prior to evolution the right hemisphere operated almost entirely unconsciously. That’s because its job is to receive all the raw data from everything everywhere that it is a vibrational match to. Because the left hemisphere was already overtaxed, the right hemisphere went unconscious so the entire brain wouldn’t be overtaxed. Additionally, the smaller corpus callosum meant only small amounts of data could be sent for categorization at a time. Everything operated slower.

What has changed is that much of this data is received consciously, but the larger corpus callosum allows that data to be immediately transmitted to the left hemisphere for storage and categorization. This means an increased awareness of all local and non-local data being received. It means I can perceive more about my immediate environment across all senses.

It also means that when the right hemisphere is asked to visualize a memory, it can pull ALL of the data from the left hemisphere’s data packet, access it, and transport myself into that entire memory. I can go right inside the memory and relive it. I can do the same for any future vision. I can do the same for the present moment, even.

Thus, the right hemisphere becomes something like a holographic projection tool. It can be the same as a holographic simulator.

I visualize this side of my brain like an artist that loves to run around in the sunshine, roll in the grass, and laugh at butterflies. It is the passionate, eternal child, and it loves the librarian left hemisphere for her ability to give her structured information to create from.

And that is another large change in this brain. The final one I will discuss. In the Earth human brain, neither hemisphere understands one another. They think each other is strange and unknowable. Their working relationship is tense at best. Now, with everyone in their proper roles and communication improved, they both love to work together. The Librarian loves the Artist. The Artist loves the Librarian.

I thank you for your time. Adiamas.

—Kyriel