Traveling Through the Dimensions Part VII
Human Brains: Food for Thought
Now, we have a brain. This sounds bad already. First the bright side. Well, we can create useful things, we can conceptualise our way through situations by means of crafty intellectualism, and most of all we can conjure up methods of measurement, create points and multi dimensional imaginary realities. Well, that may not sound all too positive, but isn’t the imagination a good thing? What does our brains do then that makes them so different from other brains? Or are they just different? Most creatures use their brains as means of survival, communication, and spatial orientation in relation to their physical sensory perceptions. Well, we have that as well, yet we have and use something so excessively that it separates us from other life forms. We think. And thinking manifest ideas, and ideas manifest creations, and human creations create new physical worlds. This could be good, however it is apparent in the world around us that this is not always so. None of it exist except in our heads, until it is manifested in the physical world.
Now with this in mind, we can go back to the “Time Current Diagram”.
As seen in the diagram, the physical body, with its brain thinking, creates a plain of its own, thinking in the past, about the future. Have you ever tried to think about right now this second? Try it.
It can’t be done can it, because every time you think about now, that now has gone into the past, so technically you are still thinking about the past, every single nano second of thought goes by faster than it can be thought.
So thinking could be thought of as a means of travelling through the past. Back to that later.
What about consciousness, and subconsciousness? This would depend on what we mean by both or either. If consciousness is awareness then we are referring to something else for a later topic, however if we are referring to consciousness as daily thought and thinking, it is the same, meaning we are always conscious of the past, living in the past.
To push this further to the test, let’s say you are reading a book, or watching a film about some future civilisation, using our brains to comprehend it throughout. Are we thinking of the future? Or is it thinking of a past that someone else imagined as a future?
So what is the future? And what does it mean? Or do we just think way too damn much?
So if all the worlds problems, including all our individual problems are caused by our own thinking and creations, are when then moving into the past? And by waking up, we are evolving back into the future?
Perhaps all this thought is not to create things, but to realise the I and our intuition, and our feeling, in relation to our physical bodies. More on this thought later.
Thus far, now by observing the “Time Current Diagram”, we have “The Physical Body”, and “The Past”.
Human Brains: Food for Thought
Now, we have a brain. This sounds bad already. First the bright side. Well, we can create useful things, we can conceptualise our way through situations by means of crafty intellectualism, and most of all we can conjure up methods of measurement, create points and multi dimensional imaginary realities. Well, that may not sound all too positive, but isn’t the imagination a good thing? What does our brains do then that makes them so different from other brains? Or are they just different? Most creatures use their brains as means of survival, communication, and spatial orientation in relation to their physical sensory perceptions. Well, we have that as well, yet we have and use something so excessively that it separates us from other life forms. We think. And thinking manifest ideas, and ideas manifest creations, and human creations create new physical worlds. This could be good, however it is apparent in the world around us that this is not always so. None of it exist except in our heads, until it is manifested in the physical world.
Now with this in mind, we can go back to the “Time Current Diagram”.
As seen in the diagram, the physical body, with its brain thinking, creates a plain of its own, thinking in the past, about the future. Have you ever tried to think about right now this second? Try it.
It can’t be done can it, because every time you think about now, that now has gone into the past, so technically you are still thinking about the past, every single nano second of thought goes by faster than it can be thought.
So thinking could be thought of as a means of travelling through the past. Back to that later.
What about consciousness, and subconsciousness? This would depend on what we mean by both or either. If consciousness is awareness then we are referring to something else for a later topic, however if we are referring to consciousness as daily thought and thinking, it is the same, meaning we are always conscious of the past, living in the past.
To push this further to the test, let’s say you are reading a book, or watching a film about some future civilisation, using our brains to comprehend it throughout. Are we thinking of the future? Or is it thinking of a past that someone else imagined as a future?
So what is the future? And what does it mean? Or do we just think way too damn much?
So if all the worlds problems, including all our individual problems are caused by our own thinking and creations, are when then moving into the past? And by waking up, we are evolving back into the future?
Perhaps all this thought is not to create things, but to realise the I and our intuition, and our feeling, in relation to our physical bodies. More on this thought later.
Thus far, now by observing the “Time Current Diagram”, we have “The Physical Body”, and “The Past”.
