Hey Major Tom,
The idea that bodies are a habit of the mnd is a valid one and basically, I think, it can't be disputed. Nor is the physical body exempt if we accept the reality for example of remote viewing.
In fact, there's no reason to stop there. Since consciousness can be a point with no dimensions, that consciousness is only affected by the environment insofar as it accepts it's reality. It can't be affected in any way by it if it chooses not to be. The environment is a habit of the mind as well.
What you're left with is that we are a point of consciousness with no dimensions adrift in a void with no boundaries. The response to that after a while would be: let's get some warm bodies in a smokey bar going.
Basically in my opinion, phasing is a regressive re-creation while projecting is a progressive co-creation. But y'all take that with a hefty dose of salt and I reserve the right to change my opinion without notice.
The idea that bodies are a habit of the mnd is a valid one and basically, I think, it can't be disputed. Nor is the physical body exempt if we accept the reality for example of remote viewing.
In fact, there's no reason to stop there. Since consciousness can be a point with no dimensions, that consciousness is only affected by the environment insofar as it accepts it's reality. It can't be affected in any way by it if it chooses not to be. The environment is a habit of the mind as well.
What you're left with is that we are a point of consciousness with no dimensions adrift in a void with no boundaries. The response to that after a while would be: let's get some warm bodies in a smokey bar going.
Basically in my opinion, phasing is a regressive re-creation while projecting is a progressive co-creation. But y'all take that with a hefty dose of salt and I reserve the right to change my opinion without notice.