Hook it up! If consciousness can exist independently of the body, what is the body actually for?
To me...
I think that it could be a learning tool.
to show the consciousness all the things that you can do with limitations.
I agree with that.
I think it is our learning tool.
Especially if you look at it through the lens of like that World Beyond book where when we die we go to this other plane and on this other plane we have no no ego we operate strictly on love empathy and compassion where when we're here on this plane this is the vessel we're put into because it it feels pain and pleasure and it feels like joy and sorrow and it runs the entire gamut of the human experience and that's what we're supposed to learn through
yeah
so i mean and they're fun to play with
Yeah,
yeah.
Could two people occupy the same physical world but experience fundamentally different realities and both be correct? Yes.
In
fact, I don't know if you listened to the latest episode of...
the basement I think it was American Alchemy and he's talking to Jeffrey Milstrom who's like the only person in America who actually has a PhD doctorate degree in parapsychology and he was talking about a case that he's been working on where This woman, I think it's a woman, and she has two spirits inside of two consciousnesses inside of her one body and they switch back and forth.
It's different from multiple personality syndrome in the fact that they are aware of each other and can hold a conversation with themselves.
Interesting.
Yeah.
I don't know if that's what that question was really asking or if they were talking about...
I don't care if it didn't.
This is way more interesting.
But apparently on his show, Thinking Aloud, he has multiple interviews with...
this person these people i don't know what what the terminology would be to describe them i don't want to use the wrong pronouns to describe these people
did you just miss consciousness me yeah yeah
Hook it up! If consciousness can exist independently of the body, what is the body actually for?
To me...
I think that it could be a learning tool.
to show the consciousness all the things that you can do with limitations.
I agree with that.
I think it is our learning tool.
Especially if you look at it through the lens of like that World Beyond book where when we die we go to this other plane and on this other plane we have no no ego we operate strictly on love empathy and compassion where when we're here on this plane this is the vessel we're put into because it it feels pain and pleasure and it feels like joy and sorrow and it runs the entire gamut of the human experience and that's what we're supposed to learn through
yeah
so i mean and they're fun to play with
Yeah,
yeah.
Could two people occupy the same physical world but experience fundamentally different realities and both be correct? Yes.
In
fact, I don't know if you listened to the latest episode of...
the basement I think it was American Alchemy and he's talking to Jeffrey Milstrom who's like the only person in America who actually has a PhD doctorate degree in parapsychology and he was talking about a case that he's been working on where This woman, I think it's a woman, and she has two spirits inside of two consciousnesses inside of her one body and they switch back and forth.
It's different from multiple personality syndrome in the fact that they are aware of each other and can hold a conversation with themselves.
Interesting.
Yeah.
I don't know if that's what that question was really asking or if they were talking about...
I don't care if it didn't.
This is way more interesting.
But apparently on his show, Thinking Aloud, he has multiple interviews with...
this person these people i don't know what what the terminology would be to describe them i don't want to use the wrong pronouns to describe these people
did you just miss consciousness me yeah yeah
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