Re: consciousness and lanecove

Posted by pelastration on September 17, 2003 at 17:14:54:

In Reply to: Re: consciousness and lanecove posted by sol on September 16, 2003 at 07:59:54:

Sol

Thanks for the comment Sol!

It depends how we describe 'thought'.
In layering perspective every layer is continuously in oscillation. When the
evaluation process (comparing all kinds of resonant oscillations from local
or even non-local layers) is finished then the "winning" oscillation will be
transported (or is already) in the relevant neuron-system (Penrose
microtubulins) and will provoke there the temporal excitation which
becomes a 'thought knot'.
If the thought knot is just a small pain-impulse is will not be stored as a
'knowledge knot'. For example a short pain in the foot. When the small
pain is repeated 100 times it will make a knowledge knot. You become
conscious that something may be wrong with your foot.
But let's say you are hurt yourself with a knife. When it is serious pain it will
be stored in the microtubuline 'associated' area of all experiences with
knives. Then it becomes a knowledge knot. It will also be stored in
microtubulines related to muscle-control. The next time you take that
knife you will be consciously more carefully. After a while your have
learned the correct handling and in the future the handling of the knife will
be unconsciously 'correct'.

In meditation you will be able to transcendent 'thought' in more collective
oscillations. This is like creating standing oscillations on one or more
layers as a whole. (cfr. Maslow spoke about 'peak-experiences'). Therefor
we can not really 'knot' them ... it's a state of experience. Not knowledge.
What we can learn however is a number of attitudes (handling, ritual, ...) to
enter more quickly is such a state.

Best regards,

Dirk

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