The Conscious
Component is a sophisticated transceiver functional network, seamlessly integrating transmitter and receiver
roles. It operates across a broad spectrum of vibrational frequencies, from
deep, low-range oscillations to subtle,
high-frequency harmonics within the surrounding environment. The brain's advanced transceiver blueprint aligns with these algorithmic patterns, translating
vibrational signals into structured data that can be distributed throughout the
physical body and projected into interconnected life paths.
In low-frequency vibrational states,
human perception becomes constrained, polarities are fixed, and the scope of
sensory reception is narrow, allowing only limited interaction with the
surrounding informational field. Conversely, in high-frequency vibrational
states, perception expands, polarity becomes fluid, and sensory
systems awaken to finer layers of reality, enabling enhanced reception and
synthesis of environmental data. In these elevated states, humans can attune to
subtle auditory harmonics, perceive nuanced shifts in light and color, and
register delicate kinesthetic processes or energetic impressions that remain
imperceptible in denser energy ranges of the domain of the Global Consciousness.
The transceiver network process is dynamic and
reciprocal. Sensitivity is heightened as algorithmic codes beyond modules and
submodules of the Subconscious Component evolve, activated through lived
experiences, intentional practice, and environmental resonance. Over time, this
development refines the individual's ability to decode vibrational information
with increasing precision. The result is a multi-layered awareness
in which perception is no longer limited to the conventional five senses but
extends into an expanded sensory matrix, capable of interacting with the hidden
architectures of reality.
In essence, the Conscious Component is not merely an
organ of thought; it is an interdimensional communication hub,
translating the universe's vibrational language into embodied human experience,
while simultaneously transmitting human intent, emotion, and creativity back
into the collective field. (Fig. 1)
Observation:
The Conscious Component is a
transceiver, integrating transmission and reception capabilities to exchange
vibrational frequencies across low to high ranges in the environment. The brain's
structure, as a transceiver, aligns with these algorithmic patterns, enabling data
transfer into the physical body and surrounding life paths. In low-frequency
vibrational states, human perception and polarity remain limited; in
high-frequency states, they can gain and develop
greater sensory awareness. These constraints reverse, allowing greater flow and
reception of data from environmental contexts. As the algorithmic codes beyond
modules in the Subconscious Component grow and develop, individuals achieve heightened
sensitivity, expanding their capacity to perceive subtle details in hearing,
sight, and other sensory inputs.
