The view from here (1)

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Portrait of the guys upstairs

(So were you expecting a screenshot?)

All right, a bit of foolishness, but there’s a point to it. When you deal with the non-3D, by definition you deal with things that are beyond the sensory . How could the non-3D be detected by our physical senses, or by instruments, which are merely extensions of our physical senses?

In common speech we say “I heard them say such-and-such,” or “I could see them doing x-and-such,” but this is merely the imprecision of language. We don’t really see them or hear them., not directly. Phenomena such as visions, words, feelings are produced on our end  and represented as if they had been experienced through the senses. (That’s why it is called extra-sensory perception!)

You can’t see them, hear them, smell them, taste them. You can’t bump into them.

But then, why is that it seems like we can do just those things? Why do people hear voices in their head? Doesn’t that contradict what I just said about us being unable to experience them through our senses? I don’t think so. I think it is our bodies translating the effects of communication.

We differ in how we perceive things. Some people are clairaudient, some see visions, some experience an emotional response, some get feelings in their bodies, such as chills, or goose bumps, some merely know.  The non-3D contacts us, and we experience that contact in whatever way we experience. It isn’t a difference in the other side (I think); it is a difference in us.

Or maybe I’m all wet, but that’s how it seems to me at the moment. Maybe tomorrow I’ll see it differently.

 

 

 

 

 

One thought on “The view from here (1)

  1. When I learned how to remote view, I tried to stuff my impressions into physical sense boxes because that was my habit. That’s how our usual selves get information about our physical world. Then I realized that the remote viewing impressions were coming directly from the non-3D source, where physical senses don’t exist. My brain was translating this direct perception into sensory information. I can become a better remote viewer and psychic when I remember that a portion of me exists “elsewhere” and has direct access to the information I need. I can work to become better at connecting with the information without the need to translate it (though I am sure some distortion is a given).

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