Carl Miller
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Let me pose a couple of questions and let us see how it flows.
We do not know how consciousness originated from.
This poster brings information and it is entirely on you the task of inquiring on the brain mind and consciousness relations
trying to figure the interactions.
How deep can the brain impact on consciousness or our ability in perceiving reality?
We don't know how consciousness and mind originates and it is generated from this channel to this thing called brain mind. We do not know what happens after death.
Is the consciousness preserved or not?
Is this phenomenon originated by the dying brain?
Or perhaps this is pulling back a veil to elucidate an element of consciousness that is not available to us in a more cognitive day to day experience.
Is this thing a neuroscientific task?
Is it a medical task?
Is a task of philosophy?
Before opening the floor for self inquiring which i strongly encourage.
Let me put out a couple of things which i think are important.
The question here is we are still trying to unravel consciousness particularly phenomenal consciousness, not just how the brain works but what is this thing that the brain experiences which makes "mind".
What is that?
Generated, channeled, perceived, some combination of all the above?
A decade of brain study was not enought
to elucidate these questions.
But it was sufficient to open up some technology such as the so called BrainSync popularized by Robert Monroe and now made it known by the Internet. The Binaural Beats. The brainwave entrainment.
The goal here is moving or 'fueling' at least one single person into questioning on the interactions between brain and consciousness to see if there is consciousness outside the brain which is the case of someone going through the process of a dying brain.
If ever the colorful experiences can be attributed to the release of DMT known to flood the system during extreme phases of anguish and sorrow.
Can the experiences of seeing a tunnel and a bright light ett relayed by Near Death Experiencers (while undergoing a close brush to death) be explained by the impact of DMT or Serotonin into the dying brain?
Is it only a byproduct of brain activity or...
Does the consciousness retain independence from the brain and it is a spiritual indestructible side in the human being?
We do not know how consciousness originated from.
This poster brings information and it is entirely on you the task of inquiring on the brain mind and consciousness relations
trying to figure the interactions.
How deep can the brain impact on consciousness or our ability in perceiving reality?
We don't know how consciousness and mind originates and it is generated from this channel to this thing called brain mind. We do not know what happens after death.
Is the consciousness preserved or not?
Is this phenomenon originated by the dying brain?
Or perhaps this is pulling back a veil to elucidate an element of consciousness that is not available to us in a more cognitive day to day experience.
Is this thing a neuroscientific task?
Is it a medical task?
Is a task of philosophy?
Before opening the floor for self inquiring which i strongly encourage.
Let me put out a couple of things which i think are important.
The question here is we are still trying to unravel consciousness particularly phenomenal consciousness, not just how the brain works but what is this thing that the brain experiences which makes "mind".
What is that?
Generated, channeled, perceived, some combination of all the above?
A decade of brain study was not enought
to elucidate these questions.
But it was sufficient to open up some technology such as the so called BrainSync popularized by Robert Monroe and now made it known by the Internet. The Binaural Beats. The brainwave entrainment.
The goal here is moving or 'fueling' at least one single person into questioning on the interactions between brain and consciousness to see if there is consciousness outside the brain which is the case of someone going through the process of a dying brain.
If ever the colorful experiences can be attributed to the release of DMT known to flood the system during extreme phases of anguish and sorrow.
Can the experiences of seeing a tunnel and a bright light ett relayed by Near Death Experiencers (while undergoing a close brush to death) be explained by the impact of DMT or Serotonin into the dying brain?
Is it only a byproduct of brain activity or...
Does the consciousness retain independence from the brain and it is a spiritual indestructible side in the human being?
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