Earth's Brain, Akashic Records and Paranormal Imprints
 A neural network and the universe. Can you tell them apart? I typically don't give much thought to universal mind theories unless they have some solution to the way such a large brain might store and send information in physical energy networks. This is such a theory.
The visible galaxies in the universe are not isolated and disconnected but are interwoven by a filamentary web-like structure - which is the invisible dark matter scaffolding of the universe. The web-like structure is both a signature feature of invisible dark matter and magnetic plasma. The appearance of this web bears an uncanny resemblance to a cross-section of the brain. (Refer: Brain vs Universe)
But it is not only the morphology (i.e. structural aspects) of the large scale structure of the universe which is similar to the human brain but also the physiology (i.e. the functions). These filaments carry currents of charged particles (ions) over large distances that generate magnetic fields - similar to a nerve fiber. And they form circuits, just like the neural circuits in the brain.
The high degree of connectivity is what sets the brain apart from an ordinary computer. Connectivity is also apparent in the cosmic web. Galaxies are formed when filaments pinch or cross each other. A nexus of filaments (including thousands of tiny filamentary currents) will provide the connectivity for the transfer of not only energy but information from one galactic nucleus to another.
The author, Jay Alfred, then ties this networked universe theory into mystical concepts like the Akashic field, the collective unconscious, and a global brain.
The Earth appears to have a brain but how does it get sensory inputs? One way is to generate life-forms. The myriad of life-forms (including human beings) on Earth are in fact the many eyes and ears of the Earth. The networks of currents in the brains of life-forms are an integral part of the network of currents in Earth's brain. It is in the universe's interest to generate life-forms so that it can see, hear, taste, touch and smell and become aware of itself.
If we are indeed connected to the Earth's brain, which is connected to a universal brain, it also means that we share a universal brain which can have contact with the brains of other planets that nurture life-forms that generate their own memories. Intelligent life-forms can send information (either intentionally or unintentionally) via the universal brain directly to our brains.
This is not entirely new stuff, but it is probably the most succinct argument for collective consciousness I have seen.
Thanks to Boris for finding this!
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The conclusion of all the speculation of the authors is kind of: Yes, they appear to make contact trough psychedelics, and this is the only "real" contact
a) Dark matter hasn't been proven to exist, and this hypothesis is probably on it's way out.
b) Neither do filaments that carry ions across the universe
c) Neural circuitry is a simple analogy to explain how the brain works, however our 'circuitry' doesn't really work like a real electric circuit (using chemicals along with exlectricity, not forming closed loops, etc.)
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