Archive for the 'consciousness' Category
Wired seems to be the major story-breaker on the Supreme Court’s decision on warrant-less GPS tracking. The Decision Many people mis-read what the decision was. The many misconstrued angles included idea that the major dimension of this case was the ruling itself: without a warrant, you cannot track a person by attaching a GPS to their [...]
January 23rd, 2012 | Posted in consciousness | No Comments
Narcolepton, n. That elementary particle of consciousness, binding suddenly, to tie together the sleepy material world when we decohere from the rhythm of higher consciousness. Narcolepton decay occurs when a higher vibrational state converts to a lower vibrational state in a process that stabilizes the rhythm in a relationship commonly defined by chemistry.
November 20th, 2011 | Posted in consciousness | No Comments
Whitmer looks to define disassociation as a single-person endeavor, within the context of a relationship / interaction. The single-person model constructs disassociation as a defensive activity that limits exposure to developing Mind / mental strategies in the context of an other (e.g. Parent) who presents conflicting, confused, or (otherwise) subtly traumatizing presence of being. Whitmer [...]
October 23rd, 2011 | Posted in consciousness, human arts | No Comments
There was a sight ( of some small bread made in a style) and a smell ( light but warm and bodied); and there’s a texture, and taste like flour. The kinds of fragments of a memory of a food that you never forget. In my vision: a man. A baker from an old kingdom; [...]
October 16th, 2011 | Posted in consciousness, human arts | No Comments
Each search keyword sets the path toward a target, more or less usefully. The context for sorting Nth-order keywords (popularity, semantic clusters, time period) has everything to do with potential – not just ‘in the search,’ but in the scope of learning. Visual representation of next-in-series (Nth) keywords can radically improve and guide development of [...]
September 20th, 2011 | Posted in consciousness | No Comments
Balkunin is very concerned with ethical epistemology. Wherefrom Right was derived and its ownership (by the people) stand as core to his questions. The only kind of right is a natural break, which is itself a delicate shroud of one’s residence and accordance with natural law. The actions one takes in consonance with natural law [...]
August 2nd, 2011 | Posted in consciousness, human arts | No Comments
I’m very interested with infinity. Lemniscence and recursion – the way that things reconnect to themselves. So I’m interested in the notion of visual syntax because I see a need to understand the language of structure as it extends into the semasiographic and the allegorical. I think this was the original intent of architectonics. I [...]
March 8th, 2011 | Posted in consciousness | No Comments
A few interesting pieces of context exist, for the context of human’s current and active relationship to space-faring races. The fist, because it’s my favorite story, comes from EarthFiles.com founder Linda Moulton Howe – who told of meeting a retiree of the US DIA, whose official capacity was to “monitor the changes in geo-political divisions between non-humans living on the Earth.” ~Spectacular~
September 29th, 2010 | Posted in consciousness, planet | No Comments
Desire creates the fundaments of understanding between worlds that are fundamentally different. Here I will propose is the notion of divine purposefulness acting in a scale of knowledge that is beyond individual lives.
September 5th, 2010 | Posted in consciousness | No Comments
Absinthe, a spirit of legend, has in recent years been revived under the banner of being neither a psychedelic nor a deliriant. True as those statements may be on the surface, I was pleased to discover an errata that may tie the fabled drink with more righteous roots. With all due respect to the reasons for concealment and the initiatory threshold, I offer in context this paragraph
April 9th, 2010 | Posted in consciousness, human arts | 2 Comments