Image 9.1: Comparing a 3D Environment in Virtual Reality to their Actual File Sizes in Memory
This image shows the underlying file name and size used to create a fully three dimensional environment similar to the environment we live in during life.
This image illustrates the realtionship between physical space and memory.
Image 9.2: An Illistration of how a file in memory is equal to a fully three dimensional environment
This is the view standing outside the front door. On the right, is the file on the hardware that actually makes up the physical world we are standing within.
This image shows a direct conection between a virtual reality environment and a file in memory. We don't normally think of our outside space as memory, but it is.
Image 9.3: This is our view standing in the front yard. We are like the camera. We have a specific X, Y, and Z location within the environment.
In virtual reality software, we are looking at the scene through the camera. It is known as camera view. Camera view is not the only way to view a scene.
In 3D software, the active camera functions as consciousness. The active camera is the point of view from where we perceive the environment. The camera is lcoated at a pont in the environment, but it is not the only pont.
Image 9.4: This is the exact same model as the image above, however here we look at the screen from a different location
The X, Y, and Z location of the camera is at the orange dot. We are looking at our enviironment from a different location - this is similar to what we would see during an OBE.
The view shows the environment being viewed from a location that is not the active camera. Here we see the environment from above, looking down at the location of the active camera (consciousness).
Image 9.5: An artist's concept of a 3D model of the outside world being built, on the fly, within the visual cortex
The human mind operates much like a self-driving car. The mind builds a three-dimensional model of the outside world, then presents this model to us as surrounding space. We do not directly perceive the outside world as most people think.
Here is a view of what is really going on in the visual cortex. The mind actually builds a model of the surrounding environment, on the fly, as we move through life. It feels like we perceive the environment directly, although we actually perceive the model in the mind instead.
Image 9.6: An artist's rendition of how the human mind perceives reality. We don't directly see the outside world. What we actuall see is a model of the outside world projected through a 3D headset
A virtal reality 3D headset is an accurate depiction of how we perceive the outside world. The 3D model is built by the mind first, then projected into the 3D headset as shown. The 3D model, with its file in memory, is our true surrounding space.
This is another interpretation of how the mind perceive reality. On the left, we see reality directly through the eyes, forming our reality. On the right is the true view. This shows the mind perceiving the 3D model built within the mind as though through a 3D virtal reality headset.
Image 9.7: This image shows the current 3D environment flattened to a plane to illustrate how it is the leading edge in our personal space-time continuum
In this image the man is standing in the front yard viewing the house. The environment as flatten to a 2D plane for clarlity. The environment is turned edgewise to illustrate how the present environment is only the leading edge of a continuum that goes back in time to the moment our life began. We use 3D software to illustrate how this can happen.
This illustration shows how the mind creates a space-time continuum using memory. In this view, the present moment serves as only the leading edge of a time continuum that goes back, on the left, to the beginning of life. This is how we create our personal space-time continuum as we move through life.
Image 9.8: The next three images illustrate our three states of consciousness. This is the first state, the zero dimensional self
In the view, we show consciousness inside the house, probably standing in the front entry. On the right, we show the location of consciousness which is 0 in X, 0 in Y, and 0 in Z. We also show the size of conssciousness which is 0 in length, 0 in width, and 0 in depth. This is our normal, living, zero dimensional conscisousness.
Consciousness can exist in one of three states - 0D, 3D, and 4D. In this view we show the first state of consciousness, the zero dimensional self. In this state we have no dimension, but we do have location, as indicated by the tiny red dot.
Image 9.9: In this view, consciousness has entered its second state of consciousness - 3D consciousness, also known as OBE consciousness
In this view, conscious has entered its second state. In the image, conscious has expanded. It was a point, now its a cube. In the panels on the right, the lcoation is the same, but the size has expanded. For true 3D consciousess to ensue, it must expand to the limit of the environemnt. In OBE consciousness, the size of consciousess becomes unlimited
The is the second state of consciousness, the 3D state. Here we show consciousness, formally the tiny red dot, has expanded to become a large cube. Actually conssciousness expands to the limits of the environment. In the second state, consciousness has expanded to the size of the environment.
Image 9.10: A diagram shows the third state of consciousess, called 4D consciousness. Not only has consciousness expanded in space, it has also expanded in time.
This illustration shows 4D consciousness, also know as afterlife consciousness, illustrated with 3D software. The panels on the right show consciousness of unlimited size in X, Y, and Z. It also shows consciousness has expanded in time. Whereas above, conscikousness was restricted to the present moment, in this view consciousness has expanded in time too, as shown by the entire timeline being red (active).
This is an illustration of consciousness in its 4D state. In this state, consicousness has expanded in space to the limits of the environment. It has also expanded in time to the limits of eternity. Consciousness in its 4D state is everything - all time and all space.
Image 9.11: This image shoiws a timeline in 3D software. The top image show current time set to 1. The bottom timeline shows current time set to 250. This represents the first and last momens of life.
On the first moment of life (top view), we have consciousness and no memory yet. On the last moment of life (bottom view), we have this same conscious and a realm of time and space in memory. This is how birth and death are the same event.
This illustration shows the symmetry between birth and death. On the top timeline, the present moment is set to one. This is the first moment of life. On the bottom timeline, the present moment is set to 250. This is the last moment in life. At birth, we go from nothing to position. At death we go from position to all time and space. The realtionship between before and after, at birth and death is identical as shown.
Image 9.12: This is an illutration showing consciousess and memory as inverses. The pyramid, on the left, shows consciousness as its single point apex. The environment surrounding the pyramid, shown here as memory, is its geometric inverse.
This view show consciousness and memory being tied together into a system where each is the inverse of the other. This is illustrated by a pyramid where the apex is consciousness and its surrounding space (memory) is its inverse. You can't have one without the other.
A pyramid is the perfect geometric shape to show the inverse relationship between consciousness and memory. Consciousness is represented by the single point at the apex of the pyramid. Memory is represented by the surrounding space. This consciousness and memory form a system in which each are inverses of the other.
Image 9.13: This illustration shows how time expands at the end of life. Here, we approach the end of life on a timeline. When we reach the end of life, consciousness expands into an eternity
As we move through life, memory absorbs each moment in its entirety. When we reach the end of life, we have and eternity of time aleady established and existing. Consciousness enters its 4D state where it expands throughout time. This is how afterlife exists beyond the human body.
Most people cannot understand how afterlife works with respect to time as time moves on leaving the body behind. In aftelife, time does not work that way. It changes dimension. In this view, we show that time, using memory, is able to change dimension - going from a single moment in time, to an eternity.
Image 9.14: This is an illustration of consciousness expanding to become all time and space.
Here was show the realm of time and space, already in memory, as a sphere. For an accurate view, imagine this sphere as infinitely large, not only in space but also in time. Imagine it as all space and all time. On the last moment of life, consciousness expands into its 4D state bound only be the extent of memory. Memory, at the end of life, is everything that person hav ever experienced. Thus, at the end of life, consciousness goes everywhere in time and space and we become all seeing and all knowing.
In this view, we attempt to show how consciousness expands on the last moment of life. The star brightness of consciousness at the center of the universe is an attempt to show it expanding, similar to the big-bang that started our universe. Here consciousness is showing epxanding througout time and space.
