The more-real world that grounds visible existence, receives souls, and must be honored through tribute and ritual.
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The more-real world that grounds visible existence, receives souls, and must be honored through tribute and ritual.
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For most of human history, humans interpreted right-brain contact with the universe as gods and spirits; this may be non-factual but truthful because it helps people understand themselves and reality.
Ancient burials and ancestor worship are evidence that the dead were experienced as still present and able to speak, advise, or demand accommodation.
Amazonian mythology is presented as a complete, unified, complex universe where natural forms have spiritual essence and visible reality is only one layer of perception.
Caves are interpreted as portals where humans call animals back into the spirit world, completing the cycle of life and death through ritual art.
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.
Near-death experiences and psychedelics are presented as the payoff for the royal family and priests because they give access to the spirit world, God, wisdom, and a feeling of being truly divine.
A second theory offered in the answer is that love is a physical force; after death, more love allows higher ascent, while less love traps the person in return.
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.
Timestamped Evidence
"question then is how do we interpret these vibrations well for most of human history we've interpreted them as just gods and spirits okay..."
"all right so this and this is Julian James James okay and he wrote a book called the origin of consciousness in the breakdown..."
"propped up on stones whose voices were hallucinated by the living were the first gods okay does that make sense to you we lived..."
"they could help you access the dead in the spirit world and and and draw wisdom and inspiration from them this is a book..."
"people and they're very complex and sophisticated mythology okay so these are these are called called people of the anaconda okay in the beginning..."
"guaranteed a happy and prosperous life okay so let's read the story of the people living together the people living today in the forest..."
"a world of deified ancestors where rocks and rivers are alive plants and animals are human beings sap and blood the bodily fluids of..."
"And the spirit world and material world were connected together. So the other question then is, how does the spirit world connect with the..."
"...like them in order to better communicate with them in the spirit world to draw them back, okay? Okay, so this is another religious..."
"The stars, the caves are portals into the spirit world, and that's why you celebrate them, okay? And how are they painting the caves?..."
"...So what he's saying is that the nomana, it's really the spirit world, it's the Geist. And when you do this, it solves all..."
"...when you are feel you're almost dead you transcend into the spirit world in the spirit world you actually meet god and we know..."
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