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Posted by gar on 12/28/2008, 5:35 am, in reply to "Re: season of confusion"
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Greetings rat,
Do you think it's possible to experience objective enlightenment?
There seems to be some scientific evidence that shows cause and effect in how our brains change it's processing when experienceing reality with a objective mind set.
My own story; Every morning when i sat quietly on the beach, perhaps in meditation, my brain slowly changed it's way of processing information.
By using machines, an isolation tank, and meditation, i seem to have achieved regulating brainwave activity through 'entrainment'.
It seems to me, when our brain frequency is in the Alpha 8-13 Hz, and in the Theta 4-8 Hz range, our perception of reality is different than normal waking state.
Maybe this different perception of reality is what is known as 'objective enlightenment'??
in peace,
gar
: Thank you Steve
:
: I find our continuing argument very tasty.
:
: Yes, you can't screw up from the dao
: perspective, and the more often that is
: realized (some of us are not as perfect as
: Rene who apparently realizes it and is fully
: aware of it all the time) the better we
: subjectively feel.
:
: No different from coming home from the North
: Carolina beach and washing off the sand.
: Subjectively, I feel better after the
: shower.
:
: love,
: rat
:
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"The Tao is basically utterly open. Utter openeness has no substance. It ends in endlessness, begins in beginninglessnes".
-Li Daoqun
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