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I have a hypothesis I am developing around this - in that our actual sensory coming from our physical body is how our consciousness actually stays grounded to t
by loceng 6y ago
I have a hypothesis I am developing around this - in that our actual sensory coming from our physical body is how our consciousness actually stays grounded to the here and now; there's more parts and layers to it than that, however my own experiences suggest this is a mostly correct statement. Another part of my understanding logically suggests that you could disconnect from the energy from a historical part of you, thereby returning only to what is strongly imprinted via your brain's biology - but shedding or losing the more subtle energies and vibrations that would other provide more pressure or a higher concentration in the equations-algorithm of your brain/mind. This might not make much sense without more context which will take a book to structure.
- perfmode 6y agoaccording to Ramana Maharshi, disconnecting from the sensory inputs actually causes of the sense of I to disappear entirely. he offers the challenge to investigate in one’s own lived experience whether it’s possible to even maintain the sense of I except in relation to external sense objects. fascinating stuff