Carl Jung and his interpretation of alchemy.

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terminalogical nightmare

This post is a link to a site about Jung. I tried using terms from that site for easier communication. Well.

moving the goal posts

Do we have a goal? You argue about something I haven't said, I keep replying hoping you'd say something interesting.

your conscious awareness breaks free of the tight timing circuits

It doesn't "break free". It relies on the non-conscious to support its activity. Its activity affects the non-conscious. To "break free", we have to properly train the non-conscious. Because we don't get freed from it, we just unify all its parts under one goal. Teach them to do one thing and ignore all distractions. A strong new distraction should still be able to destroy this freedom and bring the conscious back. A physical change in the structure of our non-conscious should be able to do the same.

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it relies on the non-conscious to support its activity.

Have you switched to neuroscientist language now? because if you haven't that makes no sense compared to your previous words. Sorry if my language wasn't that of Jung. Thank you for letting me know where you are coming from. I'll go and read and find common ground.

transtemporal patterns do 'break free'. they are the fundamental mechanism behind mystical systems from a variety of cultures. The Jewish 'merkahbah' describes an object that only exists in 5d brain states. if you ever want to be more than meat, then turning off the slicing of perception by attenuation and damping circuits is a must.