To understand transcommunication one must first understand the
ideas presented by the
Survival Hypothesis. What is a personality and
how does it compare to what a person is? If we survive physical death,
where do we survive? What happens next? This section includes articles intended to address these
questions. The articles should be considered opinion pieces provided as
"food for thought."
Articles exploring the implications of cultural
issues that concern how this frontier subject is evolving into the mainstream
Abstracts
Title
The
Cosmology of Imaginary Space
Tom Butler
Publishing status
Online in ATransC
Theory.
The article has been reviewed by one person.
Abstract
A way of thinking about the organization of reality is proposed as an
alternative to "vibration" as a description for relative spiritual
maturity, "higher" or "lower" for a way to differentiate between the
physical and the etheric and "planes of existence" seen as a
"layer-cake" hierarchy of heavens. This model uses the the
imaginary space of the
Mandelbrot set to illustrate this alternative view. This "space"
contains an infinite number of fractal and navigation amongst them is
accomplished by changing beginning parameters of a simple equation. The objective is to show that changing Self's point
of view (beginning parameters) can be seen as a way to "navigating reality."
Access
The article is
published in the ATransC Theory.
Title
On the Thoughts of
Dust
by Douglas M. Stokes
Publishing status
Online in ATransC
Theory.
The article has been reviewed by one person.
Abstract
In these pages (Stokes, 2004) and elsewhere, I have argued for the
existence of multiple selves (conceived as spheres of pure
consciousness) within each human being. Such a modular view of the human
mind is frequently adopted by modern neuroscientists to address such
phenomena such as behavioral conflict between the hemispheres of
split-brain patients and “blindsight,” in which a cortically blind
patient evidences knowledge of visual targets that she does not
consciously perceive.
Access
The article is
published in the ATransC Theory.
Title
The Survival
Hypothesis Explained
by Tom Butler
Publishing status
Online in ATransC
Theory.
The article has been reviewed by one person.
Abstract
Continued existence of personality after 'death" of the physical body is
described by the Survival Hypothesis, which is intended to order the
evidence into a cosmology and resulting predictions which can be
experimentally tested. By examining the accumulating evidence, it is
becoming clear that the Hypothesis is largely testable, and that it is
substantially proven by the existing evidence. What remains is the need
for more research to better evaluate the available evidence and to
explore the implications of the Hypothesis.
Access
The article is
published in the ATransC Theory.
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