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AllatRa by Anastasia Novykh
Rigden: That's right. By expressing something about the world we essentially express
something about ourselves. A good listener will always hear a lot more about the
speaker than he intends to reveal about himself.
Anastasia: In other words, one way or another, we see the outside world through a kind
of "rose-coloured glasses" of the Observer from the Animal nature. The less we work on
transforming our inner world, the worse it is for us. Because what will grow more in this
case is just the experience related to the domination of the Observer from the Animal
nature, which means that we will get an even more distorted picture of the perception of
the world.
Rigden: Yes. This, incidentally, can be traced even from the perspective of the existing
knowledge about the brain, consciousness and a person's way of thinking and the way
his world view is formed. As a rule, in a consumer society, a person is instilled into
certain attitudes from birth that the world is material and supposedly this is the only
reality existing for humans. I have already said that our brain is organised in such a way
that it adopts to various stereotypes very quickly, moreover, it will further be based on
them until the person chooses some new ones. Thus, man begins to build his life from
childhood, in essence, on the wrong settings and a one-sided view of the world from the
perspective of the Observer from the Animal nature. He simply ignores anything that
does not correspond to his patterns and a personal choice. He chooses a kind of a very
narrow life range of perception of the world and himself, not being interested in the
bigger. As a result, people use trite associations and becomes quite predictable in their
actions and intentions.
What does that selective information from the outside world, the larger part of which
comes through vision, represent? What we see, according to quantum physics, for
example, is an illusion generated by the geometry of space. In the usual state of
consciousness we perceive the world not from the perspective of a detached space
Observer or another Observer, but from the perspective of the Observer who is steeped
into this three-dimensional world and is placed in specific coordinates, at a given point
in time. That is why we will perceive the world one-sidedly, only from this point, and
there will be distortions in this case. We see even our bodies as a three-dimensional
image perceived by our brain that is tuned to a state of consciousness that is normal for
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