Is it a tape measure
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Show posts MenuQuoteMy point about non-subjective laws that govern our existence in physical reality is based on the idea that we are in a realm with established laws that matter not whether we believe in them.
QuoteHallucinogenic drugs are chemicals that effect specific areas of the brain and would thereby lead to similar experiences. Dreams are based on memories of commonly experienced phenomenon. We do not have mirror image dreams.
QuoteI know the ethereal body exists because of the unique reaction that occurs when contact is made between the ethereal body and the Vehram Array. The energy flows as a result of direct contact with the inner core of a Vehram energy center. This would not happen if there were "nothing" there. Rather the ethereal body, in order to act as a conduit, must be a "real" manifestation.
QuoteOn some level, we have to realize that there is a set of non-subjective principles that are responsible for our existence in the physical realm
Quoteyou have to ask how an ethereal phenomenon could adhere to a series of strict laws if it were merely a hallucination?
Quotehe interaction between the Vehram System and the ethereal body demonstrates the law of entropy in that the vibrational energy that enters the body disperses throughout the ethereal body - seeking a state of equilibrium, and in doing so creates more entropy throughout the ethereal body. An example of how this law would be broken is if entrance of ethereal energy within the ethereal body resulted in a weakening of the vibrations or if the absence of vibrations within the ethereal body caused the Vehram System to no longer generate ethereal energy.
QuoteWhy should we fear the loss of our personalities?
QuoteThis can only be asked from someone who never thought about total emptiness. This is true. Think about it.