Mysterious Revival Conscious

This could be a most unexpected approach by any discipline that goes a long way to reviving lost consciousness.

A primer; slow music/adagio. It is cautioned with slow music to be careful after listening because the person's mind may be in an unaccustomed state of suggestiveness and receptivity due to the slow measure of the music and/or true deep meditation. This could be conducive toward bringing nonconscious people back toward normal responses rather than being isolated or withdrawn or autistic-like.

Utilizing the subtle power of suggestion or hypnotic suggestion could bring people back from being discerned as unconscious to the world. This accessing the inner realm subtly could revive their interactions again.

It may be a clue toward applications of bringing consciousness back for those who have lost the ability to coordinate awareness in their brain as such are considered comatose, vegetative state, or brain dead in some cases and yet could be aware of transactions and the brain shows response but cannot express or communicate in an overt physical way. This has been explored over the years in neuroscience. One estimate is one out of ten unconscious people could have covert awareness unbeknownst to others.

Adrian Owen and team at the MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences at Cambridge, UK is exploring ways to do this.

Angela Sirigu of France in Bron will test if stimulation of the Vegus nerve will help bring people back to activity.

Another approach is to stimulate the thalamus and is being explored by Nicholas Schiff of Cornell Medical,and others.