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And so arises the second issue mentioned above. This has to do with what does and what does not get into conscious awareness. This, in turn, has to do turn with how parameters of conscious awareness are conditioned to function through a variety of environmental exposures and genetic causes. As we are aware, these functions are not developed in the human race, and are intentionally damaged through the exposure to many levels of environmental noise and toxins. | And so arises the second issue mentioned above. This has to do with what does and what does not get into conscious awareness. This, in turn, has to do turn with how parameters of conscious awareness are conditioned to function through a variety of environmental exposures and genetic causes. As we are aware, these functions are not developed in the human race, and are intentionally damaged through the exposure to many levels of environmental noise and toxins. | ||
==Assigning New Meaning to Memory== | |||
The brain is always PHYSICALLY changing at its cellular levels with respect to what is newly experienced or to new meanings that are recognized as such. The physical changes involve the sprouting of new connections being made among and between neurons and synapses, and elsewhere in the nervous system, that end up as a new circuit that will produce a jab of meaning recognition if and when the experience or meanings are encountered again. | |||
From all of this, and specifically from the remote-viewing point of view anyway, it was slowly understood that meaning-memory already incorporated into individual reality boxes, although important enough on average, was not as important as was absent meaning-memory. | |||
But here was a situation that had long been understood in educational systems everywhere: i.e., | |||
''' absent meaning-memory can be filled in by exposing individuals to meaning-information packages that were absent before. And if the exposure is sufficient enough and seen as meaningful enough, then the synapses and neurons of the brain and nervous systems will do the rest - and the resulting new circuits will be incorporated into the meaning-detecting systems already innately existing in everyone beneath conscious awareness of them. | |||
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==References== | ==References== | ||