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I agree that this is probably a major contributor. The human mind has only so much mental bandwidth available, and mere existence in modern society demands much
by cosmic_cheese 2y ago
I agree that this is probably a major contributor. The human mind has only so much mental bandwidth available, and mere existence in modern society demands much of it. Whatever is left over is slowly consumed as responsibilities accumulate.
I believe that this loss is somewhat reversible, however. Whenever I take a vacation that serves as a hard break from practically all of my responsibilities, I notice that the color and details of the world begin to trickle back in. If only it were practical to remain in that state for extended periods.
- swayvil 2y agoHmm yes, that's the question. What are methods for reversing the shrinkage? How do you intentionally open your awareness to the invisible reality? I think a loss of control is called for. Ya, travel might do it. Also drugs, meditation...? Or it could even be thrust on you, an accident or disaster. A sudden violent involuntary expansion of awareness.