People think that I lean towards mysticism, but it’s more like I’m pulled towards it. There are parts of me that hope the mystics of the past were wrong, because if they are even remotely correct there are strange implications. However, every stone I turn over seem to point to the same truth. The further I dive into the mystery of the cosmos, the more I feel the gravity of our situation. Actually, I think that gravity IS our situation. Perhaps this is similar to electromagnetic magnetic theories of conciousness floating out there, but I think there is a real tangible “force” that is responsible for conciousness as we know it. I will talk about this in my next video.
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“[Conciousness] is a circle whose center is everywhere, and whose circumference is nowhere.”
Hullo, fellow questers after knowledge. (And, wisdom? I get the feeling that this is the case.) My name’s Jon, I am a 40 year old mildly-Appalachian male and I wanted to say a few words to introduce myself, what I’m about and my ever evolving personal paradigm of human intelligence in the cosmos. I joined here after watching just a few of 3rd Eye Tyrone’s videos which contained major overlaps with my own interest:
Science Has Forgotten This Fundamental Force :: {with the idea that any two phenomena distinguishable in consciousness form the polarities of a potential oscillation}
[Unknown video] :: {Tyrone mentions something early in one video about an analogy to “an error called on the play” in consciousness, with baseball visuals.}
[Synchronicity is Caused by a Magical Machine] :: {The Poincare Disc as ‘what consciousness looks like’ and the rationale for ...
