Scientists Prove You Can See Without Your Eyes, Regrow Damaged Body Parts, & Many More Superhuman Abilities | Caroline Cory

Shawn Stevenson (0:00)

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Welcome to The Model Health Show. I don't say this lightly, but buckle your seatbelt because we are taking a ride into the extraordinary. What you're going to learn today is absolutely going to change your paradigms, gonna change the way that you look at reality. In fact, you're gonna see reality in a much more clear way, dare I say, in a much more real way. You're about to discover some cutting edge science, documented science on restoring vision, but without the use of one's eyes. We're talking about blind test subjects being able to see again without functional, what we deem to be the only way of seeing through the very mechanistic view of how our eyes work. On top of that, you're gonna discover how over 300 women have regrown, fully formed, and functional breasts after having a mastectomy.

And you're gonna learn how we are able to communicate and connect with people, especially those that we love.

Not through cellular devices, but through our consciousness. This episode is revealing things that were once deemed to be science fiction. And today you're going to know firmly that it's science fact. And so without further ado, let's get to our special guest and topic of the day. Caroline Cory is an award-winning filmmaker, author, and researcher whose work explores the extraordinary potential of the human mind and the nature of reality. Caroline has collaborated with and worked alongside scientists from Harvard Medical School, the Institute of Noetic Sciences, Stanford University, and other leading institutions, conducting experiments on the relationship between consciousness, mind and matter, health, and the physical body. She's here to share her latest film, Superhuman 2, The Rebirth, revealing controlled experiments on individuals with extraordinary cognitive and perceptual abilities, and how we can tap into our own superhuman capabilities. Let's dive in this conversation with the incredible Caroline Cory. I'm so excited to talk to you today. Caroline Cory, good to see you.

Caroline Cory (2:39)

Thanks for having me. This is awesome.

Shawn Stevenson (2:41)

Of course, of course. So two of your recent films, Superhuman and Superhuman 2, I had the honor and privilege to see a screening of this incredible film.

Superhuman is the title.

What is it about us that we are unaware of? Like, we have these incredible capacities, and that's part of what your work is really revealing. Superhuman, why Superhuman?

Caroline Cory (3:05)

Superhuman, because we are Superhuman, and we don't know how to tap into this potential. And so the idea behind the film is not just to be a motivational vehicle like, hey, you could do this and you can do that, and which we hear a lot, which is amazing. But it's more importantly, is to understand how we are really made. Because when we think about and we understand that we are pretty much energy before we are matter, before we are this body, then the perspective starts to change. And if we are energy, then why are we not clearing ourselves? Why are we not repairing our body with energy?

Einstein told us energy and matter are different manifestations of the same thing. In other words, you are matter, but you are also energy. You appear as matter, as a physical form, because you are vibrating at a certain rate. But that does not mean that you are not also made of energy. And so, that's really the premise of the film. And I think what's also different about this material is that I bring the science, I bring the facts, I bring the footage that shows that literally every cell in your body is made of light, emits and absorbs light. At a nanoscale level, you're able to see that your cell is literally looking for natural light. It can detect the difference between fake light and natural light. We did these experiments, and it goes and it literally grabs on the light and absorbs it. It's mind-blowing. So when you think about it this way, your body is made of 30 trillion to 50 trillion cells.

Every cell is doing that, is absorbing the light and emitting light. So just that, you start to think of yourself, wait a minute, I'm walking around and I'm light.

So your perspective changes. That's what I'm attempting to do with this movie.

Shawn Stevenson (5:38)

Yeah, it's so exciting, because if you can see yourself as you really are, you start to see the potential for, everything isn't so solid and so non-changeable. As a matter of fact, change can happen very swiftly and gracefully, and the capacity, and I'm so grateful to be able to have seen the film already and everybody's gonna get access to be able to see this film. But to see certain things that I'm aware of documented, and one of those truly extraordinary things that I'm so grateful that more people are going to be aware of is our capacity to see without our eyes.