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Just found out that Astra Zeneca halted the vaccine trials because patients are having neurological symptoms, the patients are saying things like "they killed God" "I can't feel God anymore" the right sides of their brains are disconnecting, I wrote a post not long ago because of some damming research I had dug up, and is like to share this with you, and say please don't get this new vaccine?"They" are trying to shut this gene down in the human beings, "they" already have inhibitors out in pill form ? out VMAT2 inhibitors, if you're on these meds, understand what you're doing by taking them, also I believe that "they" are putting these inhibitors in vaccines, there is a video of #CrimesAgainstHumanityBillGates saying with world wide vaccination "they" can shut this gene down, another part of the puzzle has been revealed to me..please read, research, do some homework, I'm appalled?According to the God Gene hypothesis, spirituality has a genetic component, of which (VMAT2) comprises one component by contributing to sensations associated with mystic experiences, including the presence of God and feelings of connection to a larger universe.The research uses the self-transcendence scale developed by psychologist Robert Cloninger to quantify spirituality using three sub-scales: "self-forgetfulness" (as in the tendency to become totally absorbed in some activity, such as reading); "transpersonal identification" (a feeling of connectedness to a larger universe); and "mysticism" (an openness to believe things that remain unproven, such as ESP). Cloninger suggests that taken together, these measurements are a reasonable way to quantify (make measurable) an individual's propensity to spiritual.The self-transcendence measure was shown to be heritable by classical twin studies conducted by Lindon Eaves and Nicholas Martin. Their work demonstrated that approximately 40% of the variation in self-transcendence was due to genes. By contrast, specific religious beliefs (such as belief in a particular deity) were found to have no genetic basis and are instead cultural units or memes. Similar conclusions were drawn from studies of identical twins reared apart.In order to identify some of the specific genes involved in self-transcendence, Hamer analyzed DNA and personality score data from over 1,000 individuals and identified one particular locus, VMAT2, with a significant correlation. VMAT2 codes for a vesicular monoamine transporter that plays a key role in regulating the levels of the brain chemicals serotonin, dopamine and norepinephrine. These monoamine transmitters are in turn postulated to play an important role in regulating the brain activities associated with mystic beliefs.Hamer hypothesized that self-transcendence might provide an evolutionary advantage by providing human beings with an innate sense of optimism that gives people the will to keep on living and procreating, despite the inevitability of death, and promoting better health and recovery from diseases.