Consciousness
Brooks Agnew – I maintain that consciousness is a multi-dimensional existence. We only use our brain as a kind of RAM. It provides the bandwidth. Some people have large amounts, and have practiced to make it better. Others have a very small drinking straw brain that can only fog a mirror and follow instructions from commercials on TV.
But the memories older than stars are in another dimension, and the only access to that dimension is when the brain is not active in the 3rd dimension. Hence, the micro-naps. I have had naps as short as 5 seconds and solved problems that I cannot even consider in the 3rd dimension.
David Icke – I had a message from someone recently claiming that what I say about humans having a reptilian brain is not true. In fact it was one of the most provable pieces of information I have written, as anyone who studies the brain will confirm.
David R. Hamilton PhD. – Have you ever been in love? Do you recall what it feels like? What about the experience of joy? What was that like? I’m guessing you’re familiar with the experience of physical pain too.
That being said, many spiritual groups, like certain monks for example, are taught different types of meditation in several different ways, so really, there’s no correct way to meditate, and the process of connecting with one’s higher self and quieting the mind can be done in multiple ways and practiced at various levels.