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soul constitutes our true mind while our organic brains have memory, language,
body control and physical perception elements as well as relation to emotions
and feelings. Our organic brains are linked to our bodies by nerve systems
and hormone systems. While many areas of our brains have been determined
to relate to specific functions, I have seen no sign that anyone claims
to have found the little man who sits in a box somewhere inside and constitutes
our self. Presumably the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. I
am also unaware of anyone studying the acupuncture meridian system as
a communication link between our souls and our bodies and brains. While
I have only sources from meditation to base my statements on, how many
universally found body structures and features exist for no reason what
so ever? Not knowing their reason for existence does not mean that they
have no such reason. It appears that the reason we don't find the little
man and the box in which he hides inside our brains is that he is elsewhere,
outside our bodies in our souls. It has been reported for decades that
there exists a connection between our physical bodies and our non physical
bodies when our soul temporarily separates from our physical bodies in
sleep or in an out of body experience. This is typically referred to as
a silver cord. The silver cord is essentially infinite in its extensibility.
It is regularly reported as the link which forces a rapid return of our
soul to our physical body if the physical body is in danger or something
forces an awakening. This arrangement of our soul/identity also fits in
perfectly with the characteristics and occurrence of near death experiences
as so widely reported in recent years. Also
with the the out of body experiences reported for centuries and again,
more frequently in recent years. The apparent "point of perception"
has even been reported to be shiftable to positions outside the physical
body. That is, instead of perceiving
oneself as viewing reality through our eyes, one can perceive reality
from a point near but outside the physical body during normal waking
activities. This point of perception can be quite stable in this external
position and there is no loss of functionality, even if the "I"
is lost.
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