Reflections

Shorty

Shorty

The Force is Strong With This One
Have you ever considered that all that you see, is merely a reflection of what isn’t?

Take for example, color. Why do you see a certain color? Think about it.
 
Do you mean it like; "everything is defined by its opposite"?

The color green is defined by everything that is NOT green.
 
Yes, what we see is merely a fraction of what is. The visible light spectrum is but as smear of what it out there. And why can you see something?

and what is green? But merely the frequency ranges that do not get absorbed into an object. What it rejects.
 
That's right so, what are you getting at exactly? What is so mystical about all of this? It's pretty straight forward.
 
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jcsmalz said:
That's right so, what are you getting at exactly? What is so mystical about all of this? It's pretty straight forward.
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Merely a simple question. That we don’t see anything as it truly is, and that we base our entire construct on a reflection.
 
An analogy I like to play around with is the idea; that just as my physical 3D hand casts a 2D shadow on the wall, maybe my 'body', however it would look in 4D or 5D, casts this shadow of "myself" in the 3D world. What we see in 3D is merely a crude silhouette of what we are on higher levels.
 
What we perceive is an interplay between what a part of what is present to our senses and ouselves. In the colour example, an object reflects some light having a certain distribution of wavelengths, our neural apparatus interprets the ratios between those wavelenght as "greeness" and we think of that the object as being green. If it weren't for the light source (assumed white in this case, with a red light the object would be interpretd as black), the object, and our perceptive/interpretive apparatus, that greeness wouldn't be there. So instead of thinking of ourselves as being separate from the world we observe, or that the world is entirely in our heads, it seems that the way we see and interpret the world is part of the world.
 
jcsmalz said:
That's right. We don't see reality in its entirety. Our body does not allow us to do so.
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Have we ever considered the possibility that maybe we don’t utilize our senses to their full capacity? Or how our perceptions/ideas shape what we see?
 
I was thinking something similar, but that focus on one thing is basically the exclusion of all but that thing. Like narrowing infinity to a single object. But I thought about knowledge, and that you can keep gathering it and it widens your view and perception ability. So you can see more objects and get a larger slice of reality. And then you come to a point where you have so much knowledge that you're in 7D and in union with the one. "It's fun to see how much you can access."

I suppose you can do that with time, too. Just as you need a universe of everything, you also need one of "everywhen". Because as we perceive single slices of time linearly, that means there's more "whens" out there. So you see how it's all happening at once or a part of the slide projector. Just some thoughts.
 
SOTTREADER said:
There's clearly quite a lot we don't perceive and probably can't perceive due to biological and psychological limitations. Welcome to the 3rd Density!
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The question is, what don’t we perceive due to biological reasons versus what we don’t perceive due to psychological reasons?
 
Shorty said:
Have you ever considered that all that you see, is merely a reflection of what isn’t?

Take for example, color. Why do you see a certain color? Think about it.
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Q: How to create a matter illusion from infinite waves?
A: Make waves very small and receivers (you, also made of waves) very big and inaccurate (our eyes).
Then waves will be so dense to receiver that it will look like something solid (matter).
 
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