The Doomsday Device ... The physical brain in action.Written by Edward B. Toupin, Ph.D.
Our physical brains quickly and easily handle mundane sequences of operations, or "processes" without question. It repeats processes like a machine: A»B»C»...»Z». Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary defines word "process" to mean "a series of actions, operations, or motions involved in accomplishment of an end". Heartbeat, breathing, and digestion are processes that occur without a single thought about "what comes next". But, in many cases, our movement has become so consistent, that life itself becomes one of mechanistic processes of physical brain. Although, life is supposed to be dynamic, brain only handles what it knows---what it has learned and what is sequenced.Just as life is a process of physical brain, so is "mind". We can touch, feel, or see a brain, but we can’t touch a mind because it is a sequence of operations that occur to accomplish one or more tasks. The mind is our dynamic structure that takes in information, pushes it through rules of our belief systems and stored knowledge, and devises a solution. The brain has many processes that interact with each other. The brain’s mind process has two lesser processes of interest: an ability to analyze and another to react. Where do we develop dynamic solutions if our brains are so rigid? First of all, when brain encounters a sequence of events many times, it stores that information so that it knows how to automatically react and what to expect---a new process. It is a way that we handle those daily tasks that we know must be done and don't have to think about it. Taking out garbage, saying "hi" to our mates, and some tasks at work become so ingrained that they are processed quickly and easily without thought or emotion. Call it physical body's way of "making our lives more efficient". Is it really an efficient method? In some ways, yes. We can simply go through life "without thinking" and allow our physical brains to issue commands to ensure that tasks are completed. "Going through life without thinking" is key point here! We "can" set our physical brain's mechanisms in motion to process life and then phase-out to let it run its path. In general, a consistent and repetitive motion in life, without thought, is called a "rut". This is where we run into trouble. Is going through life without thought a positive move? It all depends on what you want out of life. We can "let it ride" or "actively participate". It is in active participation that we begin to acquire dynamic solutions and processes in our physical brains. But, all dynamic processing and information occurs within an area known as "virtual mind". The thoughts and dynamic ideas in this mind are intercepted and processed by physical mind and turned into new or altered mechanistic enhancements---call it "retooling". However, we have to be open to new information and understand what it is before we can truly make beneficial use of it. Some of unique ideas that are intercepted become colored by our own mind to fit within our experiences and belief systems through "analytic overlay". Analytic overlay, taken from remote viewing, is mixing of signals. It is our need to take incoming information and apply our own assumptions, views, and beliefs to make it fit within our realm. With this regard, it is our taking of information arriving externally, and modifying it to fit our understanding and systems. In this way we become more comfortable with new information; however, we tend to obscure information that could provide us with new and intriguing insight. --- Virtual Mind --- The virtual mind is higher self. Some call it subconscious, other soul. It is that part of us that exists among and communicates with other entities across Universe. It allows us to move about freely from our physical realm, investigate new ideas, communicate with others, and acquire information that is seen as a "flash of genius".
| | Compartments Of The Mind. Written by by Michael Levy.
Mary, Mary, quite contrary, how does your garden grow? Do you remember that nursery rhyme? Well, how about we find out how our organic brain grows and develops .... Then we can gracefully nurture it, so that it blossoms and blooms as a radiant rose Inside our head there are various departments, compartments, areas and domains that contain information.... All these different compartments are connected to each other and are competing for attention to get access within our central ‘thought-of-the-moment.' For instance, we may have two itches at same time. One in foot and one in our nose and strongest itch will take center court. So it is with all our other thoughts. A tranquil joyful thought, that may be meaningful, could be overrode by a stronger angry negative emotion. Whatever congests/inspires mind, will deplete/nourish body. Our mind accommodates a vast network of intelligence all vying to be admitted into our consciousness. Some of intelligence has been accumulated in our memory banks over time, whilst other forms of intelligence are transmitted into our headquarters from different parts of our body. The five senses also play a big part what thoughts we are thinking. As we observe events going on all around us, our mind processes information our sight, sound, tastes, touch and smell relay into our minds. Other people's actions/words, which we come into contact with, can also have an effect on our digestion of information, as do media, education, religion and everything we observe on a daily basis. All information is constantly being collected, processed and transmitted into our conscious thoughts and then, thoughts themselves cause a reaction in every part of our body......How do I know all this? Simply by paying attention to how my mind/body functions......Just like Mary, Mary, I want to know how my garden (authentic, organic mind) is growing and what I can do to make it produce a joyful, loving bouquet of thoughts. And I must admit, I have become very skilled in-deed, and I enjoy every moment, in a most delightful manner. One hundred years ago there were no wireless sets, TVs or Internet, so events that happened in other parts of country and world took a long time to come to our attention. In many cases they were not noticed by average person, so atrocities committed in other places had no effect on our lives...Hence saying ... ignorance is bliss. In today's world, hunger for information is magnified by a media who are hell bent on reporting all dregs of humanity it can find. Any true philosophy of life, that can help folks enjoy their lives on earth, is ignored and neglected. Some sections of public are now (mistakenly) trained to feast on other people's downfalls and derogation. More demand for negativity fabricates ... more sick minds and bodies.
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