Discovery

Generally, any psychiatric issue is considered to be affecting thoughts generated in the cortical
region of the brain. There are various techniques that psychiatry has come up to deal with that.
Recently, neuroscientists like Jaak Panksepp have pointed out that basic emotions are generated
in the sub-cortical region of the brain; some deep areas of which are still inaccessible with current
imaging techniques. The problem that sprang up at UT, is that the psychiatrist noted some heavy
negativity in me and yet a complete normalcy in every aspect. Traditional experimental
techniques were tried to see the outcome. I were taking medications more on the account of
solving this genetic issue to help save my mother who had to suffer a lot from father and sister
than for any symptom or suffering on my own. Medications did have serious side effects.
After four years of negating the effect of medications, did came the result that the negativity
never existed in the cortical region of the brain. It was in the sub-cortical region yielding a
different physiology. Since, the problem resided in the sub-cortical region yielding only a different
physiology I maintained absolute normalcy.

Figure 1: Inside Brain

A very critical part though was that the negativity completely phased out the generation of primal
feelings in the sub-cortical region to be to the knowledge to the person meaning I were unclear
always of my own intelligence and could take any random assault of a person in the form of guilt
as I were myself not aware of my nature. The intelligence is actually very high something that
professors at UT and a professor under whom I did my major in bachelors that its enough brain
to be able to bring any change in the world I wanted to.
Figure 2(a) illustrates the general mind-body correlation in me while Figure 2(b) illustrates that
for a genetically affected human being outside of this case. The reason that even with this
correlation I were more than normal which was due to a very high IQ.
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Negativity

Self

Self

Figure 2(a)

Figure 2(b)

Note: The self and negativity circles depicted in the two images are not residing elements in human brain.
These are mere pointers as to how the sub-cortical region maintains the physiology or thereby nature of an
individual and how negativity may play its role. Figure 2(a) illustrates the issue with the gene-line studied.
While Figure 2(b) illustrates the negativity that is seen in many genetically affected individuals. For a normal
individual there are no traces of negativity.

For other members of the family, this negativity plays a high role. It phases out generation of
basic emotions from clear acknowledgment which I also suffer but in them it also causes a lack
of common sense. Picking some sample images from a paper (reference number 3) my entire
family will have response for Image 1 and 3 that is normal as others while for Image 2 they may
not feel sad at all. The result is that even if a person is in pain they may not feel anything and may
attempt to do further damage if they think it is right to do so.
This is however, is still not taken as abnormalcy in psychiatry unless one keeps taking medications
as I did and it gets more visible, which is only clear to practitioners, people in common dont feel
anything wrong.

Image 1 (fear)
Activates cortical

Image 2 (sad)
Activates sub-cortical

Image 3 (neutral)
Activates cortical

Figure 3: Images to check subcortical pathways

The skeletal structure change that happened from medications; phased out the following way
that is also getting me cleared from the genetic deviation. The proposed outcome is supposed to
be as shown in the Figure 4 (f).

(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

Figure 4 (a)-(f)

(e)

Note: These changes are not to scale. They were

observed over a period of year March 2015August 2016 and are still continuing. Not each
figure was abnormal. I were as though a
different individual and started regaining my
original nature with each transformation. In
general my head size decreased, arms
increased, legs increased, middle column
decreased and neck increased to get to the
original structure I had before taking
medications. The changes were not
continuously scaling with time as due to
psychiatric treatments they went adhoc. But
overall the changes were as shown over here.

(f)
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This process, let alone the problem, is obviously new to practitioners who consider the release
as a symptom or problem in cortical region and they try to practice much harsh treatments
something that I could die or get permanently insane from. The following are the changes on the
mental scale besides what changes happens physically which my parents shall also eventually
undergo.

CORTICAL

Tertiary-Process Cognition
Largely Neo-Cortical

Top-down
Cognitive
Regulation

Bottom-Up Influences on
Rumination and Thoughts

Secondary-Process Learning
and Memory
Largely Upper Limbic
Bottom-Up Learning
and Development

Top-down
Conditioned
Responses

Primary-Process Emotions
Affects Deeply Subcortical

SUB-CORTICAL

Figure 5: Two way or Circular Causation

With every physiological change, there happens a corresponding mental change as shown in the
figure above that I have simplified with two distinctions to classify between cortical and subcortical region. A primal feeling is obtained in sub-cortical region that clarifies some memory in
cortical region and that in turn justifies the appropriate reaction or action to do next. I call it
successive realization of every important memory one had in life. I had been getting these
realizations for almost a year since physical changes started. Since, the most disturbing part had
been how I entered all this; that too in this way; brought clearance to all my doubts.
This discovery thereby, brings answers to following important questions that had been baffling
to man since the very beginning
a) What is the origin of a psychiatric problem. It is genetic affectiveness that is not yet
studied in psychiatry or psychology a form of negativity that passes genetically and
impacts physiological state of being. The negativity is almost always encapsulated in the
form of heat (since in my own case, a lot of heat was generated which is not perspiration
or fever but in general a persons skin is way too hot and that normalizes after the
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b)

c)

d)
e)

change has subsided). Thereby, any psychiatric problem; besides existing methods that
only act as ways of controlling a symptom; has to be resolved by letting the heat out of
the system that automatically starts getting released if a more normal individual presses
neither too hard nor too gentle the skull of the affected person for 10-15 minutes. It is
the way I had been curing my mother. Genetic affectiveness is not uncommon it is for
this reason that terms like depression, bipolar disorder etc. are commonly assigned to
otherwise normal individuals.
The skeletal structure holds cues to the nature and intelligence of a person. The returning
back of my own skeletal structure and with that my own nature provided cues for the
same. So, it is the overall physiology of the individual that tells about him/her not just the
residing brain. It thereby resolves why two individual brains work differently altogether.
The sub-cortical region of the brain is responsible for many physiological changes
including ageing. What and how does ageing happens is resolved. I am returning back to
the age of 25 since the havoc started with my system; as my brain has no idea how to get
back to nature and physiology together with ageing there is no other body clock than
sub-cortical region to slowly allow these changes.
Mind-body relationship is finally deciphered.
Physical and mental systems are not independent of each other. The heavy correlation in
this case reveals the same. Mind and body act like a two entity together in this case
causing lack of primal feelings clearly felt, getting resolved and to the knowledge of the
individual. The cycle stops with all the realizations are formed intact together with correct
physiology of the individual.

Most of these results came up with my discussion with Dr. Jaak Panksepp (founder of Affective
Neurosciences and currently a faculty member of Washington State University). He had been
forwarding me some of his own work that is not published yet. Due to a lot of turmoil at home,
talks had to come to an end. Most of the things written here are the deductions that came up
with what was happening in gene-line and no content has been taken from his work.

Proofs
More recently, I had started taking a few measurements to back my claim as general photographs
do reveal but it almost can be attributed to other factors like distance from which the photograph
had been taken etc. For a long time it had been unclear as if there is something different
happening here I considered this as something people may experience if they have a mental
problem, which is not. Even, when I am on the verge of getting back my original structure there
are good level of changes observed as shown in table and hand imprints in subsequent pages.
All measurements are in inches. The corresponding dates are written alongside each
measurement. The measurements are generally taken after a week.
Bone

8/5/2016

8/13/2016

8/18/2016

Cranium (width)

Nose (length)
Nose (width)
Jaw bone

2
1
4

2
1
4

2
1
4

Neck (front)
Neck (back)
Collar bone

4
5
7

4
4
6

4
4
8

Humerus

11

12

12

Ulta-radius

10

10

10

Spinal

27

26

27

Pelvic girdle (horizontal

distance between two
extreme points)
Hand

11

13

14

Thigh

17

19

18

Leg

18

16

16

Feet

10

References
1) Christian Montag, Elisabeth Hahn, Martin Reuter, Frank M. Spinath, Ken Davis, Jaak Panksepp.
The Role of Nature and Nurture for Individual Differences in Primary Emotional Systems:
Evidence from a Twin Study. March 21, 2016. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0151405
2) Jaak Panksepp. The Cross-Mammalian Neuropheonomology of Primal Emotional Affects: From Animal
Feelings to Human Therapeutics. 2016. The Journal of Comparative Neurology.
3) Tor D. Wager, Matthew L. Davidson, Brent L. Hughes, Martin A. Lindquist, Kevin N. Ochsner. PrefrontalSubcortical Pathways Mediating Successful Emotion Regulation. Neuron, Volume 59 Supplemental Data.