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Default Jun 26, 2015 at 04:54 PM
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Thought this was very interesting -

Hold infinity in the palms of your hand « Mind Hacks

A rare documentary about three people who have had hallucinatory and profound revelatory experiences
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Default Jul 01, 2015 at 06:52 PM
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Thanks for sharing. Interesting documentary.
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Thanks - i'm very interested in what it is people are actually experiencing - & what the best ways of helping them are.

The question of aetiology/cause has not been answered, & although it's very popular to assume that mind is brain, & that all these experiences are primarily problems with the brain - there are other theories & other ways of looking at & understanding things.

i wouldn't deny the full range of physiological/biologic aspects to things - But nor would i deny the social/environmental, psychological/emotional & spiritual/transpersonal.

i don't think we're just 'bags of meat' living in isolation & separation to everything else. There is far more to it all than that imo.

i think a genuine shift will happen in areas of mental health when consciousness is more widely acknowledged as an intrinsic aspect/part of reality.
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