Where Is The Mind Located ?

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Originally Posted by SUNNY WINTERS

and words are made up of light and sound and maby a few other things we know nothing about yet

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maybe is the key word

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Originally Posted by SUNNY WINTERS

- these things (light and sound) can be felt and sowhat controlled - not on a large scale though

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somewhat is the key word

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Originally Posted by SUNNY WINTERS

- do brain cells carry the mind ?

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nerve cells?

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Originally Posted by SUNNY WINTERS

where does sound go to stay, to have you remember it and add visions to it when its reheard ?

i don't know man

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there are an infinite number of permutations of sound
we remember things thru repetition
when they stop being repeated
we forget them


and prolly reappear elsewhere at a different time

tho there may be limits
it may not be wise to limit yourself


perhaps it would be wise to become comfortable with 'maybe'



tho we have been trained to see 'maybe' as a sign of uncertainty
it may be time to see 'maybe' as a destination rather than an obstacle

the mind is a spook term to describe the knowledge we store in our brain and utilise in everyday life to create new experince and gain more knowledge. (just a quick view thrown in for debate)

what about the stage whereby, the knowledge stored becomes so intense that out brain cant really format it that well? is that a possibility. and does knowldge exist?

what im getting at is that, the mind is created considering that knowledge has no physical body and yet exists. The mind may be influneced by physical brain, but when the mind contunies to exist consciously and unconsciously in dreams ie.
at what stage does the brain continue supposrting this "mind" state.

or at what stage does the brain stop being a logical explanation of the notion of mind, when it is apparent that the mind is more than worldy knowledged, and contains powers that are not grasped just like dat

The mind.. can the mind be touched? Altered? Wasted? If so, how come it can't be seen? Your brain can be seen, but certainly you don't describe the mind as a mushy piece of body. The mind is a terrible thing to waste, yet we never throw it away. We use it constantly. Those "throwing it away" use it to make stupid choices. The mind is altered through drugs yet somehow we always come down from that high and return to its original state. The mind isn't located anywhere, the mind is of the essence. The mind is our ability to think for ourselves. Ask that kid who made 6 3's in 4 minutes where the mind's located.

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Originally Posted by Princerai

the mind is a spook term

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Originally Posted by Princerai

to describe the knowledge we store in our brain and utilise in everyday life to create new experince and gain more knowledge. (just a quick view thrown in for debate)

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but
knowledge could also be a spook term

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Originally Posted by Princerai

what about the stage whereby, the knowledge stored becomes so intense that out brain cant really format it that well? is that a possibility. and does knowldge exist?

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can knowledge be intense?
or are you referring to information overload

knowledge is information
but
information is not necessarily knowledge

information covers the infinite realm of trick-knowledge
(ie
you are in danger
buy my product
the greeks did it
the romans did it
are you african?
playstation 3
donald trump
free porn)

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Originally Posted by Princerai

what im getting at is that, the mind is created considering that knowledge has no physical body and yet exists. The mind may be influneced by physical brain, but when the mind contunies to exist consciously and unconsciously in dreams ie.
at what stage does the brain continue supposrting this "mind" state.

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if you accept that technology represents man creating something in his image to do his bidding while he sits around and jerks off
then
lets take a look at the internet

the internet was created so that your computer can have information without being 'on' all the time
the internet is a network of information that does not require all participants to be participating at any given moment

if you left society for 3 years
and then came back

somebody would tell you the date and time and welcome you right back into the circuit

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Originally Posted by Princerai

or at what stage does the brain stop being a logical explanation of the notion of mind, when it is apparent that the mind is more than worldy knowledged, and contains powers that are not grasped just like dat

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if you have time
and you have space
you can make mind

A mind is a beautiful thing that can't be seen.

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Originally Posted by Jasper1134

A mind is a beautiful thing that can't be seen.

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that's the best sounding explanation yet. Simple and clean.

Just thought I would post this link cause it offers a different kind of perspective about the mind.

http://amirfatir.tripod.com/sitebuil...es/Asiatic.htm

Oh yeah, and shout out to Shemsu (wherever you are) for putting me up on this a while back.

off the radar of one's brain's workings.

so are yall saying that the brain is like an antenna, picking up mind waves ?

step on a tomato and ketchup

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We dont know yet, its as simple as that. Thoughts are the same as like dark energy and dark matter, we cant see them, but we know theyre there. Or the proton in the atom, the proton is made up of 3 quarks, but these quarks only make up about 1% of the mass of a proton. The rest of the mass is there, we just dont know what it is yet. MAybe conciousness is resting in this space.

Its everywhere.

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Originally Posted by SUNNY WINTERS

so are yall saying that the brain is like an antenna, picking up mind waves ?

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Originally Posted by BTTR KNG KOOL

Its everywhere.

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I concur with these stations

consciousness is indivisible (formless, outside of energy/ matter)

light shining through different colored panes of glass
though with (physical) form comes (conscious) function

the brain is the link between the mind and body.
it anchors the mind to the physical world.