SS: In a [new study](http://doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2024.09.016) published in *Current Biology* on October 4, 2024, researchers revealed that geckos possess a “sixth sense” with an ability to detect low-frequency vibrations.
The team believes that this previously unrecognized hearing mechanism may be present in other reptilian species as well, challenging existing ideas about how animal sensory systems evolved and diverged over time.
Is this a hidden link between the ancient genetic traits depicted in the bible associated with the Nephilim or the Shining Ones?
Welcome to a theory that the Nephilim from biblical texts, described as possessing divine or advanced abilities, could have had a genetic trait allowing them to perceive and interact with the world through low-frequency vibrations, now proven in lizards such as geckos. New research on geckos reveals a hidden sensory capability for detecting vibrations using their saccule, a part of the inner ear, which may reflect an ancient evolutionary trait. This aligns with modern studies that demonstrate how human emotions and consciousness are interconnected with vibrational frequencies, as shown in the map of consciousness, suggesting that the Nephilim’s extraordinary abilities could have been rooted in this heightened sensory perception. This could indicate that such traits, now dormant or diluted in humans, may trace back to a long-lost Nephilim bloodline, with implications for how ancient beings communicated and influenced their environment through frequencies, a form of “shining magic” as mentioned in the analysis of their characteristics.
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SS: In a [new study](http://doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2024.09.016) published in *Current Biology* on October 4, 2024, researchers revealed that geckos possess a “sixth sense” with an ability to detect low-frequency vibrations.
The team believes that this previously unrecognized hearing mechanism may be present in other reptilian species as well, challenging existing ideas about how animal sensory systems evolved and diverged over time.
Is this a hidden link between the ancient genetic traits depicted in the bible associated with the Nephilim or the Shining Ones?
Welcome to a theory that the Nephilim from biblical texts, described as possessing divine or advanced abilities, could have had a genetic trait allowing them to perceive and interact with the world through low-frequency vibrations, now proven in lizards such as geckos. New research on geckos reveals a hidden sensory capability for detecting vibrations using their saccule, a part of the inner ear, which may reflect an ancient evolutionary trait. This aligns with modern studies that demonstrate how human emotions and consciousness are interconnected with vibrational frequencies, as shown in the map of consciousness, suggesting that the Nephilim’s extraordinary abilities could have been rooted in this heightened sensory perception. This could indicate that such traits, now dormant or diluted in humans, may trace back to a long-lost Nephilim bloodline, with implications for how ancient beings communicated and influenced their environment through frequencies, a form of “shining magic” as mentioned in the analysis of their characteristics.
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