02-13-2014, 12:00 AM
Shamanka, you can vaguely reference an idea but that does nothing to assist me in making the mental leap into which aspect of the idea you're speaking on. For example, asking me if I've ever experienced 'God' does nothing to help me formulate a response to what you're really asking about.
Seesaw, THANK YOU for providing something tangible to work with.
To answer Shamanka's question now, yes I have encountered a fog. Just like Shamanka, I've experienced it before having heard about the CC version of it. I could just end the statement there, doing what Shamanka did. Though I think it might be helpful to expand slightly on what I experienced. To me, I see it as having two minds. A mind which is anchored in the tonal and another which is anchored in the abstract. I access each mind depending on context; if I'm having a tonal experience, I'll mainly reference the tonal mind (it's helpful when communicating with others who are anchored in the tonal). If I'm having an abstract/non-human/spiritual experience, I'll use the abstract mind mainly.
I can see the literal translation to the fog experience. Fog makes things more difficult to see, it can be more of a challenge to navigate because of the lack of visual stimuli. However, if a secondary sight is employed it's less disorienting.
Sham's, hows abouts yous? Got any insight to share or just gonna hold the space for us noobs?
NH, thanks for expanding on the idea. Your paragraphs were also helpful to reference. I'm bummed your area isn't around... the human anatomy and luminous egg visuals were also valuable references.
Seesaw, THANK YOU for providing something tangible to work with.
To answer Shamanka's question now, yes I have encountered a fog. Just like Shamanka, I've experienced it before having heard about the CC version of it. I could just end the statement there, doing what Shamanka did. Though I think it might be helpful to expand slightly on what I experienced. To me, I see it as having two minds. A mind which is anchored in the tonal and another which is anchored in the abstract. I access each mind depending on context; if I'm having a tonal experience, I'll mainly reference the tonal mind (it's helpful when communicating with others who are anchored in the tonal). If I'm having an abstract/non-human/spiritual experience, I'll use the abstract mind mainly.
I can see the literal translation to the fog experience. Fog makes things more difficult to see, it can be more of a challenge to navigate because of the lack of visual stimuli. However, if a secondary sight is employed it's less disorienting.
Sham's, hows abouts yous? Got any insight to share or just gonna hold the space for us noobs?
NH, thanks for expanding on the idea. Your paragraphs were also helpful to reference. I'm bummed your area isn't around... the human anatomy and luminous egg visuals were also valuable references.