30 Jul 2008 @ 08:09, by Glistening Deepwater
I hold a vision for the building of a new paradigm of
understanding out of which can arise the flourishing of a sustainable
human civilisation, we have many potentially useful tools that can
serve to encourage or diminish our opportunity to manifest this
depending upon how they are understood and employed.
Common language is limited to the concept of empiricism [ref]
and so is inadequate to clearly elucidate the Reality which underlies
it. However in order to communicate we need to use something, which
is why it is necessary to develop a clear and coherent ontology [ref]
It is possible that without being willing to considerably stretch the
mind certain understandings will remain elusive.
We cannot resolve our misunderstandings using the same thinking
that gave rise to them and so we need to work toward resolving the
dysfunctions in our own thinking in order to clarify our cognitive
equipment. With our minds freed from the distortions and limitations
of 'modernist' thinking and its ramifications we will be better able
to develop new ways of thinking that allow us to come up with new
understandings that are compatible with Reality and capable of
apprehending the Truth.
For those who are not willing to do the work within their own
minds to achieve this outcome, no further progress can be made and
they will be unable to effectively contribute to overcoming the
problems created by not doing so.
This is really not a knowing that one can come to solely through
analytic thinking (left brained, linear cognitive), so either one
begins to expand into the realm of intuition (right brained,
non-linear cognition) in order to comprehend this Truth or one will
be fundamentally unable to do so.
Without an understanding of the false concept of naïve
realism [link]
and the phenomena of empiricism which arises as a result there is
really no hope of going beyond the false limitations that this
imposes upon the cognitive faculty.
There has been considerable, reputable scientific research that
shows clearly that empirical phenomena are the effects of
consciousness and not the cause, (the ancient eastern definition is
here applied see; mind-and-consciousness.html
and for more on how this relates to scientific understanding see;
transontology.vedic_quantum.htm
)
The physical form in which we perceive ourselves arises from an
underlying etheric
[ref]
'blueprint' which serves as the guiding framework, or 'scaffolding'
within which manifestation takes place.
This 'blueprint' is the 'structure' of the detectable etheric
field known for centuries to mystics/vedic scientists as the Aura
[ref]
The cutting edge of quantum physics is approaching an
understanding of knowledge that is at least 5000 years old. What is
holding back empirical science is that it fails to realise that the
form and phenomena which it studies are the resultant evidence of the
activity of consciousness, and not the source of consciousness.
The PEAR and ICRL
consciousness research has over the last 30 years come to a
scientifically verifiable parallel understanding of this and this is
an instance of where 'new' science is actually being conducted.
The work of empirical scientists is fascinatingly interesting in
that it gives us a map of the cognitive, perceptual projection of
expected outcomes (assumed to be 'real' physical objects in space)
and is in effect working backwards from the periphery of
understanding towards its source. It needs to realise though that
there is a source toward which it is working and take more serious
steps toward acknowledging rather than denying this.
It would soon become apparent, given an understanding of the
“emanating from the source model” of consciousness, that all the
myriad symptoms manifesting in the perceivable environment can only
effectively be addressed from the source (or root), and that the
intuited and inspirational frameworks of understanding that are
currently evolving in cyberspace and myriad other publications
through the agency of inspired minds will work their way out into the
world through the implementation of great ideas and
technologies[link]
applied appropriately to specific situations as the need and
opportunity arises.