A Science and the Mind conference in Australia has been discussing Tibetan meditation techniques and what neuroscientists can learn from them.
“Truly great advances of any kind are about making leaps … that explode on you seemingly from nowhere,” said Allan Snyder, keynote speaker at the conference, who is working on a thinking cap using magnetic pulses to access the creativity of the non-conscious mind.
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1 banner adds // Jul 4, 2004 at 7:22 am
Great page !
2 Garrett B. // Sep 29, 2005 at 8:17 pm
If the non-conscience could possibly even exist (At the least what would perceptually be there if in fact it is the non-conscience. If you’re saying the sub-conscience then what is that? It seems imagenative at best.), would we want to be able to see as i have stated, into the imagenation.
3 Garrett B. // Sep 29, 2005 at 8:21 pm
Simply, how far is the journey to insanity. Guy Davenport wrote, “the best mask of reality is reality.” (Don’t know if that’s verbatum or not)
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