It's my perception that we ARE the echos - the reflections. And by "we," I'm not just referring to humans, but ALL manifest expressions of Consciousness.StevenO wrote:Your subconscience hides the echo's.
What produces consciousness?
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Re: Rather Than: What produces consciousness?. . .
It's all about perception.
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Does it make any difference? Remember there is always at least two sides to one perspective...StevenJay wrote:It's my perception that we ARE the echos - the reflections. And by "we," I'm not just referring to humans, but ALL manifest expressions of Consciousness.StevenO wrote:Your subconscience hides the echo's.
First, God decided he was lonely. Then it got out of hand. Now we have this mess called life...
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Re: What produces consciousness?
I totally disagree! A perspective is a "point" of view. And a point has no lateral dimensions.StevenO wrote:there is always at least two sides to one perspective...
It's all about perception.
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If you believe a point has no dimensions why do you read Thunderbolts? That's mainstream crap.StevenJay wrote:I totally disagree! A perspective is a "point" of view. And a point has no lateral dimensions.StevenO wrote:there is always at least two sides to one perspective...
Or to rephrase it: your consciousness will need physical extension even if you believe it to be a point. It will not experience physical sensations without having a size.
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Re: What produces consciousness?
In order to subjectively experience it from my "point of view," which is, ultimately, the only view I have of anything.StevenO wrote:If you believe a point has no dimensions why do you read Thunderbolts?
It's all about perception.
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Re: What produces consciousness?
I have just become acquainnted with the books of physicist, Amit Goswami, and I think his ideas may answer your question. He asserts that consciousness is the precursor to everything else in the Universe. By the way, I am new here. Greetings to you all!
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Re: What produces consciousness?
Welcome aboard the good ship Thunderbolts, Wolfy. Goswami's material (as well as Michael Talbot's) was among some of the first that my wife and I explored together back in the mid-90s. I too, agree with his assertion.Wolfgang1949 wrote:I have just become acquainnted with the books of physicist, Amit Goswami, and I think his ideas may answer your question. He asserts that consciousness is the precursor to everything else in the Universe.
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Re: What produces consciousness?
Hi Steven!
And thanks for the kind welcome!
Do you know if the Thunderbolt scientists interact much or address the issues raised by Goswami and Michael Talbot? And are the EM filaments that stretch thru space conscious or intentional entities?
Wolfy
And thanks for the kind welcome!
Do you know if the Thunderbolt scientists interact much or address the issues raised by Goswami and Michael Talbot? And are the EM filaments that stretch thru space conscious or intentional entities?
Wolfy
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I know that EU enthusiasts tend to wisely steer clear of topics that require answers that are currently non-falsifiable or unknowable.Wolfgang1949 wrote: Do you know if the Thunderbolt scientists interact much or address the issues raised by Goswami and Michael Talbot? And are the EM filaments that stretch thru space conscious or intentional entities?
Wolfy
Personally, and for what it's worth, I feel that everything represents conscious intention.
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I agree!! The more I think about it, the more I think that consciousness is the actual substrate upon which all the actual structures and processes of the universe emerge. I am also wondering if Goswami and Michael Talbot have investigated the Thuncerbolts theory to any great degree. It would be a great meetinng of the minds to have all these people in one place!! Michael Talbot does discuss filaments stretching across galaxies on pages 137-8 of his book, Beyond the Quantum. He states: "Similarly, there is a great consensus among cosmologists that galaxies also link together into a subtle network of filaments and voids that gravitational forces alone do not seem capable of explaining."StevenJay wrote:I know that EU enthusiasts tend to wisely steer clear of topics that require answers that are currently non-falsifiable or unknowable.Wolfgang1949 wrote: Do you know if the Thunderbolt scientists interact much or address the issues raised by Goswami and Michael Talbot? And are the EM filaments that stretch thru space conscious or intentional entities?
Wolfy
Personally, and for what it's worth, I feel that everything represents conscious intention.
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Re: What produces consciousness?
The one (1) substance that remains consistent in all people when everything else such as gender, height, weight, colour of skin, colour of eyes and knowledge that has been re-discovered is stripped away, is "consciousness". Is consciousness expressing itself through many different forms so that it can know itself? As "one" substance how could it become self "aware"? It would have no means of looking at itself, in the same manner you can't look at your own eyeball without a mirror. Are the different forms the mirrors? Must there be at least "two" parts (the duality) for there to be self awareness, if not, how can one thing know itself?
If this "one" substance with near infinite power (I say "near" infinite because to say infinite would suggest it has reached some kind of boundary right) knows everything and all there is too know because it IS everything and all there is to know, how would it create "finite" experiences? Are these finite experiences a distraction, a state in which it can forget, at least temporarily, the magnitude of what it really is? I read stuff where people whoop "we're immortal - yay" but do they really understand what they are saying... that there is no end to it... ever! Eventually, wouldn't you get bored and fed up?
How could a substance that by defintion is "everything" - forget what it is? Could it contract, i.e. squeeze or pinch itself to such a degree that the knowledge of "everything" is compacted into a thread of light that is so narrow that its field of vision is reduced to the point where it effectively becomes knowledge-less? After which, that thread of light (knowledge) slowly begins to expand or unfold?
If this "one" substance with near infinite power (I say "near" infinite because to say infinite would suggest it has reached some kind of boundary right) knows everything and all there is too know because it IS everything and all there is to know, how would it create "finite" experiences? Are these finite experiences a distraction, a state in which it can forget, at least temporarily, the magnitude of what it really is? I read stuff where people whoop "we're immortal - yay" but do they really understand what they are saying... that there is no end to it... ever! Eventually, wouldn't you get bored and fed up?
How could a substance that by defintion is "everything" - forget what it is? Could it contract, i.e. squeeze or pinch itself to such a degree that the knowledge of "everything" is compacted into a thread of light that is so narrow that its field of vision is reduced to the point where it effectively becomes knowledge-less? After which, that thread of light (knowledge) slowly begins to expand or unfold?
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Re: What produces consciousness?
Hi, JaJa -JaJa wrote:I read stuff where people whoop "we're immortal - yay" but do they really understand what they are saying... that there is no end to it... ever! Eventually, wouldn't you get bored and fed up?
How could a substance that by defintion is "everything" - forget what it is?
As I see it, both boredom and forgetfulness are human perceptions based within the limitation of our particular construct. Both questions arise from the perspective of the "reflection" rather than from that which is being reflected.
It's all about perception.
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Re: What produces consciousness?
hi stevenjHi, JaJa -
As I see it, both boredom and forgetfulness are human perceptions based within the limitation of our particular construct. Both questions arise from the perspective of the "reflection" rather than from that which is being reflected.
wat makes you think the perpective of the reflection is different from that which is looking in the mirror so to speak?
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Re: What produces consciousness?
Well, for one thing, that which is being reflected holds sole control over what is reflected, and can walk away from the mirror at any time. The reflection, on the other hand, can no more walk away from the mirror than a shadow can walk away from that which casts it.JaJa wrote:wat makes you think the perpective of the reflection is different from that which is looking in the mirror so to speak?
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Re: What produces consciousness?
hi stevenj you originally said;
and then...As I see it, both boredom and forgetfulness are human perceptions based within the limitation of our particular construct. Both questions arise from the perspective of the "reflection" rather than from that which is being reflected
If the object that casts the shadow has sole control over its shadow, why is the shadow doing a different dance to the object, i'm confused?Well, for one thing, that which is being reflected holds sole control over what is reflected, and can walk away from the mirror at any time. The reflection, on the other hand, can no more walk away from the mirror than a shadow can walk away from that which casts it.
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