Helen Larrivé
http://larrive.blogspot.com "A human being is a part of something that we call universe, a part limited in time and space. He is experienced himself, his thoughts and feelings as something separated from the rest by a kind of optical delusion of consciousness. This delusion is a kind of prison that we restricted to our personal desires and to affection for a few people near us. Our task must be to free ourselves from ourselves this Prison expanding our circle to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty. "
Before the completion of a voluntary act is a defined area of the cortex starts to get excited. Who incites s' animate before? " John Eccles, neurologist and Nobel
consciousness independent
Is there a consciousness that is not identical to the material of our brain mass? Consciousness would have free and independent of our brains? "How the brain controls consciousness," published in France by Fayard, Paris, 1997.
In fact, we can not equate brain function and Spirit. The brain would it not, for the Spirit some material necessary but not sufficient? JC Eccles distinguishes: before doing anything voluntary is a defined area of the cortex starts to get excited. That inspires them to come to life before? is the human will, therefore, free will, so the mind, which would be a separate entity, incorporeal and independent.
We are probably at the heart of the problem: the mind seems to be dual, having probably own independent existence can be projected to the outside, but unable to communicate and act only through the body part that physiological 'is the brain. This duality explains memory, thinking, reasoning ,.... but ESP spirituality ...
He said recent neurological findings do not conflict, far from it, the existence of consciousness independent of the brain. Contrary to popular belief, the human brain is still to a large extent an unknown continent. There are still a few decades it was believed that intelligence was found only in the left hemisphere, then the work of many researchers have gradually understood that the right hemisphere was the mastermind of music, color, recognition of faces, and, finally, of artistic creation. It locates better and better visual areas, auditory, areas of language, but something escapes all representation in terms of neurons, and this something that is essential is the unity of the human spirit, our "self conscious".
The right temporal lobe, interface with the universe?
These are the neurologists at the University of California at San Diego who announced in 1997, with great courage, they had just discovered in the human brain an area "that could be specially designed to hear the voice of Heaven. " With specially designed research to test this area, Doctors have determined that certain parts of the brain, the right temporal lobe to be exact, are consistent with the concept of supreme being and mystical experiences ... They therefore called this area "God module", noting that it resembled an actual mechanism dedicated to religion. " This is where our brain would draw its direct memories. We are very close, in this case, the "Akashic records" of the tradition of India. Our right temporal lobe would be that the interface allows our brain to communicate with this "universal database. It would also be our communication with the world angels, and even with God. Clearly, the right temporal lobe allows us to interact directly with the Universe.
The temporal lobe is it the place of religion, what researchers call "no God", that is to say, the brain region by which God manifests himself to us? Science can not answer. Everything can be done in the laboratory is to stimulate this brain region.
In his new book "The point of God," Dr. Morse develops more fully his intuition and is in full agreement with John Eccles to recognize that our consciousness could exist independently our bodies and therefore our brain. Dr. Morse will now further. It completely reverses the perspective. To him we are not a soul in a body, as the spiritualists say spontaneously, but "a body in a soul."
A whole lot of neurons
Andrew Newberg and Eugene d'Aquila have identified a set of highly specialized neurons and named for the orientation association area, or AAO [in English: Orientation Association Area, OAA]. The main function of the AAO is to guide the individual in physical space - AAO remains constantly aware of verticality in which we find ourselves, it helps us to evaluate the angles and distances, and it allows us to move safely through the dangerous physical landscape around us. To fulfill the function of primary importance, it must first generate a clear and coherent cognition of the physical boundaries of the self. In simple terms, it must draw a clear demarcation between the individual and all other things to sort out what is so anything that is not so and that the infinite number that represents the rest of the universe. Phenomenon that approaches scientific meditation, which they believe is linked disconnection of the sense of personality, allowing the subject to enter into communion with him what was outside.
In simple terms, the AAO function is to draw a clear separation between the individual and the rest of the universe.
From "Why God will not go away" Andrew Newberg and Eugene D'Aquila, Sully edition - 2003
Disagree
Both say, the all neuroscientists do not support that there is a cerebral center of religion. But all agree suggests that the functional organization of the organ of thought does not differ from one individual to another. The neurological investigation conducted in recent years with the beliefs of all kinds (religious, superstitious mythical but) rather to explain the pronounced tendency of humans to the supernatural. With varying degrees of success. In their work "neurotheology" published recently, Andrew Newberg and Eugene d'Aquila spent in scanning the brain of eight Tibetan Buddhists meditating. Images obtained by positron emission tomography, researchers from the University of Pennsylvania had a decrease in blood flow to the superior parietal lobes during meditation. The brain area and was devoted to rest the distinction of self in relation to its surroundings. Scientists have therefore concluded that meditation was associated with disconnecting the sense of personality, allowing the subject to enter into communion with him what was outside. By daring to connect a mystical experience in a physiological process, the researchers exposed themselves to severe criticism. Their work left in the shadows causal relationships between the two states. Demonstration was made, however, if need be, it happens indeed something in the subject's brain in meditation.
"How the brain controls consciousness," John Eccles, published in France by Fayard, Paris, 1997.
S ir John Eccles is one of the greatest neurologists of the twentieth century. He has contributed decisively to increasing our knowledge about our brain. His work led to the discovery of chemical processsus responsible for the propagation of nerve impulses, a discovery that won him the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 1964.
I'm not a Christian, I'm Jewish, I am not a Zoroastrian, I am not even Muslim. I do not belong to the land, or any known or unknown Wed.
Nature can not own me or call me, any more than can paradise,
Neither India, China or Bulgaria, I'm born in any place, My sign is to have neither give no sign. You say you see my mouth, my ears, my nose is not mine. I am the life of life. I am that cat, I am the stone, I'm nobody.
I threw away the duality. I see and know all times and all worlds as being one, being one ever since.
