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Extended: On Memory (in Relation to Movement) and Time

What is the process behind the direction of your will? How are thoughts born? Where does memory fit in it? What does it have to do with time?

Frank Thousand
Aug 22, 2025
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This extends my Remarks on… the involucrum of memory, freedom of choice, and time, with pointed though elongated (instead of short) elucidations structured as follows:

  • 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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