Consciousness = Physical Perception + Frequency detection beyond Perception
When a person is awake, information about his/her surroundings is presented to his/her brain by his/her sense organs. The brain processes and computes millions of bits of information presented to it every second by the sensory organs and presents the processed information to consciousness. At this time, electrons in the brain behave as particles.
(Consciousness constant observation of frequencies around, but when awake input gets overridden with physical perception)
Through this process, consciousness remains aware of the surroundings and we say that the person is s-conscious of his/her surroundings. When this link between consciousness and the surroundings is interrupted and consciousness is not able to be aware of events in its surroundings, but is aware of events in a dream state, we say that the person is s-unconsciousness. It has been found that when a stimulus is presented to a sensory organ of an anaesthetized, all brain processes relevant to that stimulus takes place as if he/she is not anesthetized. Physicist and Pharmacologist Susan Greenfield (Professor of Pharmacology at Oxford University and Professor of Physics at Gresham College, London) points out that none has yet pointed to a single event that occurs in awake but not in anaesthetized brain.
(This emphasizes that Consciousness is not affected by physical body senses)
Hence, when a person becomes s-unconscious, the property severs the link between consciousness and the brain turning on the electron wave function. During this event, consciousness can dis-embody and observe events in the surroundings directly without the help of sensory organs, keep them in memory and relate what was seen, after consciousness returns to the body and re-established links with the brain. The dis-embodied consciousness possesses visual, auditory, and olfactory senses. While dis-embodied, the consciousness experiences a new perception of reality outside of one’s self, I-ness, or oneness.
( Visual, Auditory and Olfactory are all frequency related unlike touch and taste, thus consciousness able to capture these frequencies even when given anesthetic)
Observations on OBE (Out of Body Experience) and NDE (Near Death Experience ) show that while the body is in an anaesthetized or inactive state, consciousness can remain dis-embodied, observe events from outside the body, and later re-localize in the brain. After the body renormalizes, the person can relate what his consciousness observed and heard from an out of body location while the body was inactive.
This explains various factors like
1) Telepathy
2) Sixth Sense
3) Perceiving Akashic Records
4) Out of Body experiences
5) Astral/Ethreal body
6) Benefit of Meditation state
7) Why withdrawing from sensual inputs enable us to realize and raise to higher realm
8) Why various artists go by intuition and come up with Great compositions
9) Sensing the cosmic frequency through pure consciousness
10) Transcendental States
When a person is awake, information about his/her surroundings is presented to his/her brain by his/her sense organs. The brain processes and computes millions of bits of information presented to it every second by the sensory organs and presents the processed information to consciousness. At this time, electrons in the brain behave as particles.
(Consciousness constant observation of frequencies around, but when awake input gets overridden with physical perception)
Through this process, consciousness remains aware of the surroundings and we say that the person is s-conscious of his/her surroundings. When this link between consciousness and the surroundings is interrupted and consciousness is not able to be aware of events in its surroundings, but is aware of events in a dream state, we say that the person is s-unconsciousness. It has been found that when a stimulus is presented to a sensory organ of an anaesthetized, all brain processes relevant to that stimulus takes place as if he/she is not anesthetized. Physicist and Pharmacologist Susan Greenfield (Professor of Pharmacology at Oxford University and Professor of Physics at Gresham College, London) points out that none has yet pointed to a single event that occurs in awake but not in anaesthetized brain.
(This emphasizes that Consciousness is not affected by physical body senses)
Hence, when a person becomes s-unconscious, the property severs the link between consciousness and the brain turning on the electron wave function. During this event, consciousness can dis-embody and observe events in the surroundings directly without the help of sensory organs, keep them in memory and relate what was seen, after consciousness returns to the body and re-established links with the brain. The dis-embodied consciousness possesses visual, auditory, and olfactory senses. While dis-embodied, the consciousness experiences a new perception of reality outside of one’s self, I-ness, or oneness.
( Visual, Auditory and Olfactory are all frequency related unlike touch and taste, thus consciousness able to capture these frequencies even when given anesthetic)
Observations on OBE (Out of Body Experience) and NDE (Near Death Experience ) show that while the body is in an anaesthetized or inactive state, consciousness can remain dis-embodied, observe events from outside the body, and later re-localize in the brain. After the body renormalizes, the person can relate what his consciousness observed and heard from an out of body location while the body was inactive.
This explains various factors like
1) Telepathy
2) Sixth Sense
3) Perceiving Akashic Records
4) Out of Body experiences
5) Astral/Ethreal body
6) Benefit of Meditation state
7) Why withdrawing from sensual inputs enable us to realize and raise to higher realm
8) Why various artists go by intuition and come up with Great compositions
9) Sensing the cosmic frequency through pure consciousness
10) Transcendental States
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