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AllatRa by Anastasia Novykh
us. If we change the state of consciousness and, for example, look at our physical bodies
in the state of meditation, we will see the aura and the shells that correspond to it, in
general, our completely different structure. While doing more complex meditations
related to observing higher dimensions, you can see your whole structure on a larger
scale, including the parts located in other dimensions. All this, accordingly, will expand
our understanding of the energy structure of a human being.
In addition, we must take into account that the brain is located in the cranium, in other
words, it is completely isolated from the external environment. It has no direct contact
with the light of the surrounding physical space. The light that enters the eye is simply
converted into an electrical signal. And it is this signal that the brain analyses and
decodes, figuratively speaking in its "darkness". In other words, our brain does not see
the "real picture" (or rather the illusion of the geometry of space), but only a signal
converted from the outside — an "electric copy" of the image visible in the limited range
of
perception.
Anastasia: Generally speaking, this is an "electric copy" of the state of the observed
objects of a moment ago. Moreover, this copy cannot be called even a tiny bit of the
information of the variety of the visible and, of course, the invisible world. And man still
delusively thinks that he knows this world and understands it...
Rigden: Yes, man believes so out of habit of thinking from the Animal nature... But he
must ask himself the question who exactly is thinking in him and what is consciousness?
The brain is a biodevice that is exceptional in the complexity of its structure, functions
(including defence), and it has an astronomical number of elements and relations
between them that does not have a direct contact with the environment. The brain is
overabundant, in other words, it is capable of performing immeasurably more complex
functions than it is necessary, for example, to live on planet Earth. The brain is
constantly at work: both night and day. It only changes its states, for example, for being
asleep, awake and so forth. It has an inherent constant self-reorganization of its system.
It usually remains stable for 0.5 to 2.5 seconds, and then some variables and flexible
links activate, others get turned off, with the hard links are constantly working. The
brain is a kind of "bored" from the monotony. There is an ongoing thought process.
Processing of different information in it takes place round-the-clock.
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