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Jiang's Hegelian name for the shared spirit or conscious force that responds to us and structures common reality.
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Geist
Jiang's Hegelian name for the shared spirit or conscious force that responds to us and structures common reality.
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Hegel's term, used by Jiang as one name for the universe; glossed through ghost, gist, and geyser as underlying presence, essence, and eruptive becoming.
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Hegel's name, in Jiang's synthesis, for the noumenal universe as a field of vibrations received by the right brain.
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Hegel's spirit-world source that Jiang uses to solve Kant's three problems.
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He presents Hegel's Geist as the spirit or shared force that gives space and time, responds to human action, and lets multiple people inhabit the same reality.
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Powerful memories stored in the Geist can give rise to new consciousnesses such as gods; older gods name deeper forces like honor, justice, fate, and destiny.
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Jiang uses Geist as a name for the universe and glosses it through ghost, gist, and geyser: underlying presence, essence, and eruptive becoming.
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Jiang treats Hegel's Geist, Jung's collective unconscious, Plato's forms and ideals, and Christian heaven as different names for the same universe.
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Jiang adopts a bicameral/right-left brain model in which the right hemisphere receives vibrations or the noumenal universe and the left hemisphere translates them into everyday reality.
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He uses Hegel's Geist as the answer: the noumenon is spirit world, time and space come from one source, and shared reality is possible because the same source structures experience.
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Hegel's Geist is introduced as the answer to Kant's three problems: what reality is, who gives humans filters, and how people perceive the same world.
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Jiang says Geist answers Kant's problems by making the real world spiritual rather than material, giving humans filters, and aligning human perceptions through a shared source.
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"...solve this problem, Hegel proposes this. Okay? The phenomena is the Geist, a spirit. Okay? And the Geist is what gives us space and..."
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"...infinitely. All right? Now, remember that. Okay? As you engage the Geist, the Geist talks back to you. Okay? What this means is that,..."
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"...so, what happens is that these memories are stored in the Geist. Some are permanent because these memories are extremely visual or very powerful...."
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"...the universe. Okay? So, Hegel, the German philosopher, used the term Geist. Geist. Okay? What is Geist? Well, Geist, it's hard to translate because..."
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"...And the Gist, the essence. Okay? Okay? And that's what the Geist is. The Geist is all around us. It's like the Ghost. It's..."
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"...to perceive things okay Hegel says that this Nomana is the Geist okay the universe and as we discussed the universe are just vibrations..."
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"Okay and that's the beauty and power of the Iliad. It is the most shocking ending ever. It's the most beautiful, the most poignant,..."
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"...Hegel, another German philosopher, and he explains the idea of the Geist. So what he's saying is that the nomana, it's really the spirit..."
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"...important for us to understand is that no one is the Geist the Geist is hard to translate we usually translate it to mean..."
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"...world now it's really important to understand the concept of the Geist okay and again there's it's German but there's no actual English translation..."
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"...things okay so the real truth in the world is the geist not what we see but what is invisible to us okay so..."
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"Why is that a lot of other religions and Plato or Dante, they came to the same realization of Monad? Why is that? It's..."
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