Okay, so we've established that the human being is not the
Homo Sapiens hominid that stares back at it in the mirror each morning before
it's had its coffee. The human being is the "mind" that emerges from
the brain of the Homo Sapiens hominid (as
well as from any other sentient/sapient brain equipped creature that exists on
our planet or any other planet where such beast roam naturally) as that
brain deals with the task of corporeal survival.
We've also established that
the human "mind" emerges unscathed as a nonmaterial entity as soon as
the brain that brought it into existence dies, and continues to exist as a
self-aware, intelligent being with a defined personality that it crafted (with the help of that brain) over the
course of that brain's existence. What I want to do now is get a little deeper
into the differences between the emerging human being (the one whose authoring brain is still alive) and the emerged
human being (the one whose authoring
brain has died), and why it is that communication between the two is so
inherently fleeting and empirically inconclusive.
There's no way that you'll ever fully appreciate just how
difficult After Death Communication (ADC) is unless and until you've become aware
of just how differently the "living" and the "dead"
perceive Reality. And I'm not talking about our use of eyes, ears and tactile
sensory systems versus whatever it is that they use to sense what they sense.
I'm talking about the difference in perception of when Now occurs between one
versus the other, and how difficult it must be to compensate for that profound
difference in perception. Especially when the corporeal "living"
person (a full 50% of the exchange
effort) has no idea that such a difference exists.
Now Versus Now
The truth is that you, and every other human being that is
alive on this planet, have never and will never experience the instant of Now
at the instant that it is actually happening. We (corporeal humans) are always anywhere from a half second to a full
seven seconds behind the curve, as what's real and actual is occurring inside
of us and all around us. In fact, it's been discovered that we actually experience conscious awareness as immediate memory.
What's really
important to note here is that the post-corporeal (dead) human being perceives and experiences its own subjective
projection of reality in real-time.
This means that not only is the "dead"
individual projecting its own reality (which
we've already covered in a previous post), but even if he (or she) does find a way to perceive
what's actual, each perceived instant of Now is completely out of sync with the
perceived Now of the "living"
individual. The metaphysicists insist that this misalignment is due to the
spirit world having a "higher
vibration", but since vibration is a kinetic energy release and we've already debunked the notion of "spiritual energy",
it's more accurate to blame this misalignment on the fact
that the "dead" don't have to wait around for the circuitry of a
material brain to process any and all internal and external stimuli before
being handed it as conscious experience. And that's just the most intractable of
the many barriers between these two communities of humanity. To be honest, it's
amazing that any communication is ever achieved, given the technical issues
involved.
Before I take us any further into this out-of-sync perception versus Reality versus immediate memory of translated
perception versus projected reality dilemma swamp, there are some terms
that I want you to become familiar with. Yes, I made these terms up myself, but
the truth is that they really help me explain exactly what's causing all the
trouble here.
- Point of Perspective (POP). This refers to the precise and relentless focus of attention that the intelligent, sentient, sapient, self-aware human mind has devoted itself to. The mind doesn't really have any say in its POP, although as a self-determining dynamic agent, it can (and does) periodically and momentarily challenge what has naturally evolved as the most practical and expedient target of the POP. Still, exceptions don't prove the rule, and the vast majority of brain/mind survival systems feature the mind’s POP in a consistent position while that system is in operation.
- Corporeal Conscious Awareness (CCA) refers to the impact on the human experience of self that results from the emerging mind's devotion to the POP that best ensures corporeal survival and the ongoing development of the overall personality of the emerging human being (see PDT below).
- Post-Corporeal Conscious Awareness (P-CCA) refers to the impact on the human experience of self that results from the redirection of the mind's POP from its devotion to the management of corporeal survival and personality development (see CCA above and PDT below) to its ultimate job (perception translation management activity) as the point of conscious connection of the freed discarnate human being upon the death of the corporeal brain.
- Personality Development Trajectory (PDT) This is the effort that the emerging human mind is focused on (besides the obvious survival decisions that it deals with as the "decider" concerning major choices) while the Homo Sapiens brain is still alive and keeping it real in the Material Realm (see CCA and POP above). When this job is done, the inimitable personality of the human being will be fully developed and relatively perfected.
The Corporeal Perspective
You already know what Corporeal Conscious Awareness (CCA) feels like. You've been dealing with it for as long as you've existed. It consists of a blend of visual, auditory, olfactory, tactile, and taste sensations that are concurrently being evaluated and reacted to by an ongoing stream of conscious thought, and perhaps even internal dialogue from time to time. You feel, you sense, you consider, you remember, you imagine, you react, you touch, you smell, you taste, you enjoy, you suffer, you reflect and you wonder about the significant of the whole of what constitutes physical existence. And, hopefully, you learn a thing or two as a result.
As we've recently discovered, you do all of this
between .5 seconds and 7 seconds after your brain and body have
already moved on to the next item to be addressed (along with the rest of
Reality, I might add). And yes, that fact about what being consciously aware
actually means for you should take a bit to wrap your head around, even if it
can be proven to be true and explained as the best possible solution to the larger
problem of effective and efficient corporeal survival. It really doesn't seem
possible that our entire experience of self is actually a memory, and not an
immediate manifestation, and yet the evidence is all around us.
The National Geographic Channel's Brain Games TV show offers plenty of evidence that
the Point of Perspective that creates our CCA is designed to keep us alive, as
opposed to putting us at the spear tip of ongoing change within the Material
Realm. Any street magician can prove to you that your capacity to detect
skilled initiation is more than just limited by your individual capacity to be
aware of what's going on around you. That external-internal stimuli data wash
has to be properly vetted and attributed before it can be useable, and the fact
is that until that's done, you're deaf, blind, and otherwise experientially
isolated from the rest of Reality; for your own good, I might add.
During the human being’s corporeal gestation the mind’s POP is
resolutely fixed on the PDT's perception vetting/processing and loading activity
(into the brain's memory cloud) to ensure
that the brain's needs for logical consistency are met as effectively and
efficiently as possible. From there, it's the brain's part to fit itself in
with what's being presented as Reality. When the brain is operating properly,
it all works out rather nicely.
In cases where the brain's short term memory region is
damaged or destroyed, the mind itself has no capacity to develop beyond flashes
of momentary sensations. When mental illness creates data routing havoc,
there's no possible way for the emerging human mind to avoid the impact on its
ongoing development. When trauma causes the emerging mind to reach into the PDT
process and dramatically alter the consistency of what's become an established
attributing protocol, the net effect can range from simple cognitive dissonance
to post-traumatic stress disorder. Extreme disturbances can inflict any of a
wide variety of negative results on the developing whole that is the gestating
human being.
The experiential effect of having the CCA's POP located
where the brain's memory cloud receives vetted and processed data loading (as opposed to placing it anywhere else)
is that the mind's experience of physical existence is completely immersed
within the Material Realm, even though it doesn't actually exist as part of the
Material Realm. And this is obviously the best way for the mind's PDT effort to
be most effective at providing the brain with the best and most suitable data
sets for its use in configuring responses to the ongoing business of material
survival; even if this means that there’s a half-second delay that’s included
as part of the package.
Of course, the delay is never perceived since the mind’s CCA
is synced properly with all other sensory stimuli that is being streamed, and
to be honest, the few seconds of lag time only affect the brain/mind survival
system in moments of extreme and immediate physical threat. Moments that the body
generally doesn't survive anyway. That said, intense reaction training can
mitigate the downside of that natural lag, but it can only mitigate it. It
can't eliminate it. In the overall balance, the processing of experience
benefits the brain a lot more than it would be benefited by a CCA that was
instantaneously experienced.
So, now that we have examined the corporeal version of
consciousness, let's move on to the post-corporeal version of consciousness. In
one sense it's pretty similar, but in many other ways, it could not be more
different. After all, a significant shift in point of perspective can literally
change one’s view of Reality.
So, what does it feel like to be free of the corporeal data
stream? I don't know. I've never been dead or even near-dead. Is there Time in
the "spiritual" realm? Yes, there is. Within the whole of Reality,
which contains both the material and the "spiritual" realms, the quantum
progression of change "sets a common clock" for everything. Why this
affects the "spiritual" realm will be covered in a future post, but
for the time being, just be aware of the "quotes" I'm using whenever
I refer to anything as "spiritual".
The post-corporeal Earth-originating human mind is free of
the mechanical issues plaguing the Homo Sapiens brain, and the immediate impact
is probably astounding. From all responsible suggestions, the experience of
Post-Corporeal Conscious Awareness is vastly superior to anything that the
brain is capable of providing the mind as it trudges through its CCA Point of
Perspective from day to day. Liberating, exhilarating, transcendent; just a few
of the words that have been offered, with many attempts to succinctly describe
the difference between CCA and P-CCA bowing in deference to what is well beyond
language to express in full. And why not? After all, if what is being perceived
and translated is informational representations of what does, in fact, exist,
then being able to eliminate the sensory and translation hardware altogether
would seem to be a move that can only improve the process immeasurably.
So, good for them (and
for all of us eventually), but the elimination of all that hardware does
profoundly shift the perceived instant of Now (since all that hardware requires time to process all that information
before it can be experienced as having been perceived within a defined instant
of Now) and it's to this point that I want to return. When the
"living" attempt to contact the "dead", the lag time isn't
really all that much of an issue, since each attempt persists as a permanent information
set that the "dead" can simply perceive at their leisure (it's permanent after all). Returning that contact (from the "dead" to the "living") isn't at all
the same sort of enterprise, since the CCA is the result of a POP that is only
capable of perceiving its own slightly altered instant of Now (anywhere from .5 to 7 sec, and shifting all
the time due to any number of circumstantial factors) before that Now is immediately
replaced by the next slightly altered instant of Now, as it slips forever into a
past that can never be experienced again by that mind's CCA.
And if that sounds like connecting with the
"living" is a finesse move from hell, then that's probably because it
is. Like I said, I am amazed that any connection has ever been made from that
side of the divide to this side. The sheer logistics involved in hitting that
instant of Now with anything at all seems like an impossible task, especially
since that instant is constantly shifting for each mind's CCA (relative to that
instant's actual relationship with what is Now for everything else that exists
as real and in lock-step with Reality's quantum unit rate of change).
So, I hope that this quick overview helps you to better
appreciate just how insanely difficult it actually is for "them" to
reach out to "us", and for how it will be for us, once we are
"them" to reach back and connect with our own loved ones who are
still grinding away, one delayed instant of Now to the next, after we've finally
caught up with the rest of Reality.
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