Depression and Power

Depression and the perception of power have an interesting relationship. We understand that we are being a part of and in leadership of the life we live when others validate that they see it this way too. It is the actual sharing of a common focus that gives us our power in the world. As time passes and we are in a shared situation with a shared goal, we are engaging in conditions which are shared and exist both because of and with us and most importantly independently of us. When we perceive the world in a shared way, and when the focused energy of that shared experience creates something (anything from a decision to a baked pie)that shared experience is what creates reality. Think about it, without an observer, does anything exist? More later and soon. For now see what happens when you join a mgroup of people. How is your experience different when the group has a shared goal vs. many people doing separate jobs (most offices)?

Communications is another major factor in the perception of time - consensus; consensual time measurement in the form of standardized rhythms and oscillations. Periodicity and synchronization. Piezoelectric regularity is used to augment our perception of our own circadian sensations. We have exploited mechanical, nuclear, and gravitational constants through our understanding of matter, of physics to invoke a computerized cellular geosynchronous agreement throughout the colonized intellects of the multi-giga-posthominid human family.

Perception and Sense of Time

In the same way our individual multi-giga-neurocyte nervous system is yoked together by touch and by common biochemical languages. Perception is a consensus of sensations, will is a consensus maker - a synchronizer which causes the pattern. Consciousness is made of causality itself. Which is why we don't observe change directly, we infer it from the evidence of our senses, intellect, and communication. Deprived of those things, our 'sense of time' wanes, because we don't really have a sense of time (we are time) beyond the experience of movement, stasis, and memory.

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Comments on Perception

Craig, you say that perception is the consensus of geosynchronous agreement and that Will is the synchronizer. But doesn't that statement assume that the agreement was the effect of the shared senses we organize our reality around How do we distinguish cause from effect? How do we tease time away from the senses, and lay bare the evidence before it was evidence? It occurs to me that if Will creates resonance (synchronicity) and we see through the lens of our pooled circadian rhythms then with momentum and agreement, we could change the lens and "re-write" the perception. If we could, would we find that the evidence may in fact not be the result, but rather the cause? The very skeleton of our proof is fundamental to prove its existent and we make evident by our senses. Link to More Reading The Roots of Consciousness - J Mishlove, PhD Coming Soon: The Spacious Present