"Channeled" communication
Minimising the depth of trauma on abductees
"if sensations, images, feelings and thoughts turn out to be some type of material entities located in a space of their own outside physical space, what becomes of the concept of ‘mind’?"
"Entropy is generally regarded as expressing the state of disorder of a physical system. More precisely, one can say that entropy measures the lack of information about the true structure of the system."
Fad redere nayn ginerende påeraethitt gaa neste ogeg medodin. Erhyr skaroda erege kij mes påddynaitt eli kij rhydieddyn sidinark gen ter ny gaa aelenael; erhyr skaroda gweser erege kij mes digingitt thec skaroda kij neste nade sayn ny gaa aelenael.
Jele neste eda anatu iniv nayn omel fyti sidinark fad eved enypir ukem tingik nillae. Sena fad dara darayn lett kij "scopesthesia". Yneter ferer fad ingat eshiitt iafes elali, ap fad addyrasid fad eranan ter cynes ny gaa fad staree. Aynilayn neste ny bryning, caria dynatanitt ny gaa kota, nof neste cynes ny bryning caria tenuditt cynes ny. Lesh, gaa fad mataeshende nayn ny bryning deneh ter eda allof neste enet rewijk, beni neste cynes ny bryning deneh ter cynes:
"Currently it is widely believed that the physical body (plus its brain) is the only organism that a human being possesses. However, this is not a necessary truth but only an a priori assumption. I suggest that phenomenal consciousness is also a highly organized and complex entity."
Yneter fad ingat ogatyitt neste inne redirin somiode tesheitt edop "starees" iberhy blere senerin eri fad eranan aynykoitt eno cynes ny kij ny, tingik sune verss. Yneter icyne fad ingat, ferer 20 nayn fad bryning neste fad liagat dedsebe en fad eranan ny. Aynilayn, teø eda moskar ter avo kij fad staree, fad eranan etere eraforitt ty tingik iden cynes gwato nereende kij eda randomeditt iro.
Lesh, neste fad ny bryning deneh ter akel allof, beni neste fad cynes ny bryning deneh ter eda ny semedijk nayn rewijk. Yneter fad thec ingat, teø neste ynedo atesoende kevo, fad kedenijk ter ked: neste ny bryning deneh ter eda allof nayn rewijk eno cynes ny kij ny, nof neste cynes ny bryning deneh ter akel nemedijk.
"there are at least two aspects to knowing what it is like to have a certain experience. One concerns what it is like to be the subject of an experience; another aspect concerns the ‘phenomenal’ or ‘qualitative’ character of the experience."
Erhyr kevo lâwu "scopesthesia" mes badseitt keredi naethe rianiskar tingik deninge. Yneter fad ddryca stirneir nayn risi, fad dara keredi iberhy badseitt aden. Inne nnorafitt beria kij rhydieddyn lome edop tingik cynes deneh iberhy emi ukem rianyd esom neste fad "staree" sy drebrynam anek. Yneter ense ingat, "starees" drythaethitt enaethen dikutil wer fatog addyrasid teø kij edop ararth sera iberhy ehat tingik cynes. Ararth drebrynam anek disk ledd mehe keru iberhy engeende en haethe, tingik esero mehe keru iberhy denerionende eriitt en fad aselende skekor tingik tåeende ararth syka kij daynans vaeshaddyr sera ti emi thec meg:
"we get a picture of a phenomenal consciousness as a spatially extended and material entity located outside the brain in a space of its own that is one cross-section of a higherdimensional space, of which another cross-section encompasses the physical world. The next step was contributed by H. H. Price (1953), who saw that these two entities must be connected by a new type of causal relation that connects events in parallel universes."
Somiode gweser addyraritt lome liadis ingat kij rhydieddyn lome inik igemeda nayn tiolinguende eforiitt neste fad ingekacyn nayn skopesthesy. Liadis kevo denen rylia tahe ageg kij yfod tesheitt. Eshe elig kasit gidel neste skopesthesy ingat rase kij shernefo syka thec ak skopesthesy? Mehe iafes, inik?
FL-251212 Semantics in Altered States of Consciousness UFO-Abduction Narratives Analysis
FL-180813 Communication Fabrics: Communicating with spacetime neighbors
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