It is well known that "mind over matter" really does work in many circumstances. My theory is that when it doesn't work, it's not because it's impossible, but instead that the person's brain power isn't strong enough. I believe we can condition our minds to be stronger than they already are, but like anything else in life I think there are also some people who are born with extremely high brain power. I guess you could say their brains are strong-willed. I think that everyone knows at least one person who can completely change the mood of an entire group of people just by being near them. I don't think that's a coincidence.
There have been studies about how our brains connect to each other, and experiments have shown that our brains actually mimic each other. And this goes for all animals, not just human beings. So with that in mind, it makes perfect sense that the strongest mind would be the one that everyone else's mind would mimic. They can put feelings and thoughts in your head without even realizing they've done it, because it just comes naturally to them. It might be pretty scary if someone learned to control that, but the other applications for this brain power control are very exciting. Imagine being able to move objects without touching them. Start fires without striking a match. Control your body functions to heal yourself faster or reconfigure your lungs to be able to breathe under water. Or two personal favorites of mine: Correct your vision.. and fly.
There are so many strange accounts in history of people doing extraordinary things that no one can explain. Fourteen ton statues being moved from one location to another with no trees available to make rollers (Easter Island). The way Edward Leedskalnin built Coral Castle all by himself. The pyramids, Stone Henge, and many other things like that suggest that either some sort of technology existed at the time, or human beings had a different way to build such amazing structures. I believe a few of these may have been manipulation of matter and/or energy through the use of brain power. In Edward Leedskalnin's case this seems highly likely. However, we will never know for sure because he took his secret to his grave.
Manipulating energy with your mind offers so many possibilities. I believe that the government is probably working on something similar to this, but of course they would be keeping it very secret if they were. It is an amazing idea but could also cause a lot of problems if the wrong people figured out how to do it. The biggest question with strengthening the mind is how to do it. I believe that if more than one person is working together, it makes it easier because both of them are trying to accomplish the same thing. There is power in numbers, physically and mentally. There have been studies that show that when there are gatherings of many people together for the same purpose, energy levels are much higher. Combined brain power and belief offers a much easier way to strengthen the mind than doing it alone, but I believe it can be done alone too if one has enough focus.
I would like to try this myself, as my brain power seems to be very strong. But I think I am a little afraid of doing it alone and I cannot find anyone else who is interested in this sort of thing. I would like to hear anyone's thoughts and opinions on this subject and if you have any other ideas about it please feel free to share them.
-- Updated December 14th, 2011, 4:01 am to add the following --
I forgot to add the bumble bee to my list of strange things that don't seem possible but are. According to scientists, bumble bees should not be able to fly, yet they do. But they do not know they "can't" fly. I think a lot of our problem with not having enough belief to make our brain power work for us is the result of "learned stupidity". By this I mean that from the day we are born we are taught that certain things are just not possible. I believe this teaching is wrong. I don't believe that anything is impossible, and the fact that we are taught that hinder our minds. But, since we have already been taught that some things are impossible, we now have to challenge ourselves to "unlearn" this idea and reinstate our natural instincts. The bumble must fly to stay alive, therefore it does.