zer�ny hozz�j�rul�som az integr�ci� fel� az az �zenet, hogy ha a tudom�nyos m�dszer legjav�t haszn�ljuk, nem pedig a tudom�nyoss�got, �s t�nyszer�en megvizsg�ljuk az �sszes adatot, nem pedig csak azokat, amelyek beleillenek a fizikalizmus filoz�fi�j�ba, a val�s�g t�nyei olyan modellt vagy elm�letet ig�nyelnek arr�l, hogy kik vagyunk, �s mi az a val�s�g, ami komolyan veszi a TK�-ket, HK�-ket �s a no�tikus (szellemi) tud�st. Nem vagy megt�vesztett, sem �r�lt, ha HK�-tud�sodat megpr�b�lod integr�lni �leted t�bbi r�sz�vel. Val�di �s fontos folyamatban veszel r�szt!

A term�szet�nket illet� legjobb tudom�nyos �s szem�lyes meg�rt�semet jelenleg egy �br�val tudom sematikusan szeml�ltetni, amit m�r egy egy m�sik �r�sban is felhaszn�ltam (Tart, 1993).

1. �bra




Kult�r�m term�ke l�v�n, az �bra tetej�re a transzperszon�lis vagy spiritu�lis birodalmat helyeztem, �s kiterjed�s�t tekintve korl�tlannak mutattam. �n�k k�z�l azok, akiknek volt TK�-j�k, HK�-j�k vagy m�s transzerperszon�lis tapasztalatuk, tudj�k, milyen tapasztalati birodalomr�l besz�lek itt, m�g ha szokv�nyos szavakkal nem is lehet valami j�l megragadni. E transzperszon�lis birodalom egy r�sze, melyet elm�nek neveztem az 1. �br�n, bens�s�ges kapcsolatban �ll konkr�t test�nkkel, agyunkkal �s idegrendszer�nkkel. Mint r�viden m�r eml�tettem fentebb, b�r ez az elme m�s term�szet�, mint a szokv�nyos anyag, a tiszt�nl�t�shoz �s PK-hoz hasonl� pszi-jelens�gek az eszk�z�k, melyek �sszek�tik a transzperszon�list �s a fizikait, vagyis az elm�nk bens�s�ges �s folyamatos kapcsolatban �ll a test�nkkel, agyunkkal �s idegrendszer�nkkel azon kereszt�l, amit �n autotiszt�nl�t�snak neveztem el, ahol is az elme leolvassa az agy fizikai �llapot�t, valamint az autoPK r�v�n, ahol is az elme pszichokin�zist haszn�lt a fizikai agy m�k�d�s�nek befoly�sol�s�ra.

E k�lcs�nhat�s eredm�nye egy BPVV megteremt�se, amit ME!-vel jel�ltem az �br�n a Megtestes�lt Elme r�vid�t�s�re; az�rt szedtem k�v�rrel, �s tettem a v�g�re felki�lt�jelet, hogy ezek eml�keztessenek minket arra: intenz�ven azonosulunk �s ragaszkodunk a ME!-hez! Ez a ME! szimul�ci� a v�gs�, transzperszon�lis term�szet�nkr�l, fizikai term�szet�nkr�l, s a k�ls� fizikai vil�gr�l k�r�l�tt�nk. Szok�s szerint ebben a szimul�ci�ban �l�nk, �s �gy vessz�k, hogy k�zvetlen �szlel�se a val�s�gnak �s a szelf�nknek, de �n�k k�z�l azok, akik voltak „kint”, tudj�k – mint fentebb is megt�rgyaltuk –, hogy szokv�nyos szelf�nk val�j�ban korl�tolt vil�gn�zet, �s nem a val�s�g eg�sze.

�ri�si mennyis�g� kutat�sra van sz�ks�g ahhoz, hogy kit�lts�k ennek az �ltal�nos v�zlatnak a r�szleteit, de az�rt v�lem�nyem szerint hasznos �ltal�nos k�pet ny�jt ez...

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