• Cognition, “the mental action or process of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses” (a “perception, sensation, idea, or intuition resulting from the process of cognition”) is considerably different than creation, “the action or process of bringing something into existence” (a “design, formation,…

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Brought Forth…

• Is there experimentation that can be done outside the scope of what we are used to doing and going for, for what we take life to be, for the ways we entertain ourselves and for the things we are entertained by?

• There is a lot of room not only for experimentation, but for creation. And for creat…

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Brought Forth…

• Perception is underrated. In the everyday conundrum of tasks, we use very little of what perception could look like. And most importantly, what it could give us as an output we could practically use for our results—those outcomes we’re looking for.

• If…

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• You’re not alone in your thinking. There is a specific process that takes place in order for any thought process to kick in in terms of how it functions. Added to that, the fact that 1) behind every action there is an intent, and that 2) thinking in itself surfaces out of an intent. That 3) the interface or hardware or apparatus involved in aiding such process directly influences in the outputs and outcomes of that intent. And that 4) it can all happen with or without your being aware.

Intent origination and place of origin

• Is it [this or that] the intent of the body, and originated by the body? Or is it your own intent, initiated directly by you, inside the body?

• Differentiating between the two is important because that of what you’re using to perform and perceive through and with affects the quality of the thought, the expediency at which it is processed [through and by the body], and the output of that process (what you end up saying or doing), which then sets/engages the next-step action, or what’s being [or is about to be] acted upon because of that initial intent which is carried out in a certain way and toward a certain result because its throughput reflects the kinds of outputs that the apparatus or interface you’re using to process it with is able, apt, or allowed to render.

The physical mechanism that kicks off

• Thought in itself comes out of a movement…

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Brought Forth…

• “Time is all we have,” right?! And yet, delegated to nature’s hand (it’s where it is originating from after all, or is it?!), we’re often satisfied with time [being] relegated, nominated to something that sits outside the scope of our control.

• Not even…

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Brought Forth...

• Attention is the first thing awareness yields to. (Even though you might not be aware of it.) The levels of your awareness fluctuate dependent upon the levels of your attention. And that happens even when you’re not aware of it. And you’re not aware of it because your atte…

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• This deployment extends my remarks on intent, direction, and control:

  And to have direction you need intent. What is that movement going to direct itself toward? What is the direction you are going to give it?

  Once the intent is on, its thought-form hints at the very next thought or image or form associated to it. If you go with it—the flow of that form or thought—and stay with it, in it for at least 8 seconds, you're given the next one, and the next, and so you’re on. You're given the "train of thought" you're to hold on to and follow through if you're to see and experience the results you're looking for.

• We're setting an intent and determining a direction for your train of thought, which then sets the directives for the kinds of activity that you should follow through in order to keep going, forward in the direction of your choice, until you arrive.

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Brought Forth…

• Without direction there is no control. Whatever is made, done, spoken, thought, is at the mercy of circumstance. On the other hand, once circumstance presents itself because of the direction, whoever is deciding it, whoever is steadily holding the wheel of that direction, drivi…

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Brought Forth...

• Reality is about position. There's the position you're taking, from one stand or another. There is the "convolution"—heated discussions that arise from different positions/perspective points. There are the positions of those observing these movements.

• A…

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• Factor First…

  : what you need to look into if you want to understand it

• Solves Through…

  : a direction or solution (you can follow through)

• Directives…

  : what that means for you: How does it help you? How do you deal with it? And what can you do about it?

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Factor First…

Degrees of freedom

• Freedom of movement is directly connected to attention. And attention is directly connected to "the place you are coming from"—both your physical location inside the body, and your stance and perspective-point/take on things.

• The pinpointing of the location inside the body you recognize yourself residing at, and because of that, coming from there, or, launching yourself forward, toward the environments of the body, even if unaware that that is the case, combined with the relating (and "communicating") to the body's internal movements, how it processes from all kinds of impacts, transforming them into memory (that holds up or gets disposed of), [in the form of] “instructions” given to the cells on how to behave in this situation or that, is the beginning of understanding experientially what exercising freedom of movement means—control over physical constituent elements and events being formed and informed because of those—and, consequently, freedom: the actual shaping of physical reality; both from within the body out into its environments, and without, out into the world’s environments.

Freedom of movement in relation to attention

• Attention is not just what we take it to be. We’re constantly attributing attention to focus. They’re not the same thing…

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Brought Forth…

• Is there existence to be had? I mean, is there sentience within every kind of existence?! Are there levels of sentience, unexplored; left for us to acknowledge? Starting with one’s own [level of] sentience, which acknowledges one's own existence? Whi…

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• Factor First…

  : what you need to look into if you want to understand it

• Solves Through…

  : a direction or solution (you can follow through)

• Directives…

  : what that means for you: How does it help you? How do you deal with it? And what can you do about it?

You can access this Extended here:

Factor First…

• Let’s first extricate the meanings of the statement I previously made on cell memory:

• It is imperative to "become" it, as in, to "experience" from the perspective point of the cell itself. [ . . . ] It is the only way to see clearly, from the completely different view that accompanies the cell; that gives us a chance to participate together with its movements, and "see," the way a cell "sees"—its functions, what it has to do in order to "survive."

• What does experiencing “from the perspective point of the cell itself” have to do with memory?

• The movement. That of what is being “brought forth” and through, into these containers. A variety of measure points which become what we inadvertently gain access to and refer to as memory. There is “memory” to be held within these movements, which are not yet part of these containers; at least, not part of the observable scale we’re accustomed to refer to and measure from. Nonetheless, we still “remember from it.” (That’s what I mean when I say "participate together with its movements.")

Memory in relation to movement

• There is an initial agglomeration that takes place before it becomes what we deem a thought to be. This agglomeration is of…

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Brought Forth…

• Memory. What is the space dedicated for that kind of activity to occur? What is it made of?! Its "conurbations," I mean, pathways of connection?! If we're talking of a piece of tissue, cartilage-like, and a specific configuration necessary in order to aggre…

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Brought Forth…

• Increase in awareness is not necessarily increase in attention. (That is to say, you need to have a certain attentiveness in order to gauge how aware you are.) For a sustained level of awareness that is high enough, including to know how attentive you are and toward what…

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Brought Forth…

• It is enough to perceive. But perception, delivered by the machinery you're doing the perceiving from/with, is simply the output of that environment (your body’s, primarily). It does not show that of what it is. It gives more of an approximation, a general appropr…

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• Attention is deeper than being alert to hold focus. It does take focus, but just to trigger-start it. Once it's on, there is relaxation instead of tension. Expansion instead of contraction. And spaciousness all around you.

• It's easy to picture it if…

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Instructions on how to get ready and a step-by-step map of maneuvers with directives are included below.

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Take the Deployment: Engaging the Mechanism of Communication Between the Body, the Brain, and You

Brought Forth…

• Memory, as the word implies, for how we taught ourselves to define it, is a snapshot of something recorded “somewhere somehow.” Something that, when engaged with or unveiled …

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Brought Forth…

• Regeneration is about formation. And formation is about communication. And communication at the “level” (read scale and local awareness) necessary to initiate regeneration, takes interacting at and with the constant “upheaval” of movement takin…

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In this Deployment procedure we’re tackling, experientially…

• The hard problem of consciousness.

• The mind-body problem.

• The differences between your mind and the mind of the body.

We’re doing that by:

• Engaging the gateway of communication that triangulates between the body, the brain, and you.

• Experiencing the communicating directly with the body, and observing the body communicating with the brain, and back at the body, and back at you.

What’s included:

A 35-minute long instruction and deployment procedure. Directives on how to get yourself ready, and what’s good to know before you start, are included below.

Let’s begin!

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