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Image Space 

Imagination starts with a pineal gland. Fluoride blocks pure water from entering the pineal gland. The pineal photoreceptors are like eye cones and rods that when light is blocked from the outside of the pineal gland the body releases melatonin and the inside of the pineal gland light up an image that eye cones and rods can see and the water in the inside becomes an image, the eye the third eye is only the size of a rice and this is to dream and one way to use your pineal gland.

Image space uses a dream like image that overlays your vision by five or ten percent at the start of using it but if you’re good at it, you can overlay at twenty or twenty five percent of your vision. Using image space overlay you can see things that you imagine with you eyes open but if you use it with your eyes closed you have to make a bright image and it has to be the brightest you can make like a projector the pineal gland uses lumens water to project on to its rods and cones your image. With overlay you can imagine anything that you have seen but if you get good at it you see things you never see before. Image space can be used to look at movies or play games and it can be used like a computer or a virtual reality headset. Using Image Space you can hallucinate and see, touch, tast, or smell things that you have in your memory.
Using Image Space you can hallucinate and see, touch, tast, or smell things that you have in your memory.
Image Space by Revolver Magnum December 28, 2023
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Image Space 

Imagination starts with a pineal gland. Fluoride in the water blocks pure water from entering the pineal gland. The pineal photoreceptors are like eye cones and rods that when light is blocked from the outside of the pineal gland the body releases melatonin and the inside of the pineal gland light up an image that eye cones and rods can see and the water in the inside becomes an image, the eye the third eye is only the size of a rice and this is to dream and one way to use your pineal gland.

Image space uses a dream like image that overlays your vision by five or ten percent at the start of using it but if you’re good at it, you can overlay at twenty or twenty five percent of your vision. Using image space overlay you can see things that you imagine with you eyes open but if you use it with your eyes closed you have to make a bright image and it has to be the brightest you can make like a projector the pineal gland uses lumens water to project on to its rods and cones your image. With overlay you can imagine anything that you have seen but if you get good at it you see things you never see before. Image space can be used to look at movies or play games and it can be used like a computer or a virtual reality headset. Using Image Space you can hallucinate and see, touch, tast, or smell things that you have in your memory.
Image Space uses your third eye.
Image Space by Revolver Magnum January 21, 2024
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