The infinite, eternal, spaceless, timeless consciousness of the universe where memories and archetypes are said to exist.
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universal consciousness
The infinite, eternal, spaceless, timeless consciousness of the universe where memories and archetypes are said to exist.
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The brain is not primarily a storage facility for consciousness and memory; it functions as an antenna or receiver for the vibrations of universal consciousness.
Memories are stored in the infinite dimensions of universal consciousness, analogous to information held in the cloud rather than only on a laptop.
Homer's achievement is explained by his mind opening to universal consciousness so that he can access all archetypes at a greater level than ordinary empathy.
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"...We know that. We know that through evolution. But then our consciousness comes from our inactions with the universe. Okay? So our brain, it's..."
"...assume that the human brain is merely an antenna to the universal consciousness, it makes a lot more sense. Okay? And not only that,..."
"...makes sense now. Okay? This is both spaceless and timeless, this consciousness. All right? Is this clear to you guys? Okay."
"Right? If you're a good person, you have a certain look to your face. Okay? If you're clever, you have a certain look. Okay?..."
Relevant Lectures And Readings
A source-grounded reading of the Iliad as self-recognition: Achilles becomes a mirror for humiliation and pride, Homeric speech tries to control reality, and the ancient poet becomes prophet and teacher because truth is beautiful,...
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