I’m just thrilled to know what it would feel like to touch these deeper regions. In everydays modern life they aren’t implemented that much.
At least consciously, with intent, etc.
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A field for the intestine and stomach,
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I was thinking of a similar brain field before, something like Manhattans Negentropic Gut-Brain Connection, it could include the gut-brain connection, healing any kind of leaky gut, healing and strengthening the blood brain barrier, and perhaps adress some other things in the body that can have a negative impact on the brain.
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@Mac
I agree it’s important, what’s the idea ?
Remember that we already have the gastrointestinal specialist, blood brain barrier fields. And that we can’t “spawn” good bacteria’s in your gut.
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Just an idea suggestion, sorry I haven’t thought it out so much further
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R.I.P thanks for trying though guys. Gut problems are the worst lol. If there was a capability for gut and allergy problem permanent fixes, I’d spend thousands. 
A field for money and wealth related to intelligence, that is from the perspective of brain fields
and Dr Manhattan
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Manhattan Method and Cyber Brain should cover it. Enhanced visualization maybe to understand binary data in 3D form, I remember that different file formats produce interesting patterns.
Edit: that kind of vision Simple Binary Data Visualization | Martín Varela
Can’t easily find exactly the program I have seen screenshots of.
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Not brain request 
Field based upon Flobility(.com)
Spine conscious training that addresses the common sitting spinal and postural issues, with Smart personalised centre of gravity component
Addressing-
- lumbar
- thoracic
- rib cage projection/expansion
- psoars
- hip flexors
- glutes
Reference:
https://instagram.com/flobility?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
I am about to sign up for a month, so I might be able to share some info, but the Instagram has quite a bit of information there. As well as the website.
You can see the prgress in the above imagery. And the shift to load the sit bones, the hips differently, creating a glute-sit bone sitting vs the sacral sitting position.
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Craniectomy included? (this is a joke) I think this isn’t a safe route.
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@Nobody
I’m sorry, how is anything in that request different from Kinesthetic intelligence ?
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I thought this one was more vision focused than Kinesthetic Intelligence like depth perception, flicker fusion and visual integration. I guess if you are saying it’s not different from kinesthetic intelligence then I can’t argue against that. I’ll just delete that post. I still like the idea of having some visual wiring field for fast paced action stuff. There is enhanced visual processing, but it just says it induces bdnf, ngf and electrical stimulation. I guess you would know better than most of us when it comes to that sort of stuff anyway.
A wiring field which helps build: Mental Models as listed here: Mental Models: The Best Way to Make Intelligent Decisions (~100 Models Explained)
or rather I should say - wiring field for decision making
Hello, INTRODUCING THE The Tenacious Brain: How the Anterior Mid-Cingulate Contributes to Achieving Goals - PMC
Anterior Mid-Cingulate Cortex!, @Dr_Manhattan might be familiar with this one!
We all say that dopamine plays a huge role in motivation but scientists have currently found out that if we do more things we don’t like or struggle to do, We stimulate a part of the brain called Anterior Mid-Cingulate Cortex, We have two of those in our brain. The larger and more stimulating it is, the easier it is for us to do tasks that we don’t like to do. Life requires discipline at times, What if a field can be made to stimulate this area of the brain?!?? Maybe it’s in one of manhattan’s creations.
“In this paper, we will review evidence supporting this view, focusing on how anterior mid-cingulate cortex (aMCC) plays a central role in establishing tenacity. Due to its position at the intersection of multiple intrinsic networks, the aMCC can integrate signals related to interoception, allostasis, executive function, motor planning, and sensory integration. We will argue that this uniquely connected position allows aMCC to weigh predicted energy requirements against predicted rewards and allocate physiological and attentional resources to achieve desired goals.”
We also have Andrew Huberman, Big Neuroscientist from Stanford talk about this:
Skip to 1:33
Posted in Requests and fields already so lmk if you need me to delete
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This is in The Proactive Brain
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dream and phillip are a thousand steps ahead
how about making field enhance talents football/soccer skills
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You can try this one below
thanks
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