The Brain as Transceiver: Minerals, Microbiome, and the Expanded Perception of Skin — Toward a New Model of Consciousness

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Authors: KUMI OOZAIKE
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Abstract

This paper proposes a radical reframing of human consciousness: the brain is not the producer of thought but a sophisticated transceiver. Drawing on cardiac neuroscience, enteric neurology, and the documented cases reported by Dr. Kunio Yasue of non-visual color perception through the skin, we argue that the gut "feels," the heart "decides," and the brain merely "transmits." When visual dominance is reduced, the skin and microbiome emerge as primary sensory organs capable of accessing a broader electromagnetic reality. This "Transceiver Model" provides a scientific basis for intuitive healing and suggests that true intelligence resides in the biological resonance of the entire body. Brain as Transceiver, Kunio Yasue, Microbiome-Brain Axis, Cardiac Psychology, Skin Perception, Biofield, Non-Visual Sensing, Inside-Out Universe, Quantum Biology

Fields of Study & Subjects

Biofield Effects and Biophysics Philosophy and Theoretical Science Paranormal Experiences and Beliefs

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
6 March 2026
Language
EN