To be aware OF

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With the help of a MRT (Magnetic Resonance Tomograph) neuroscientists

recently have found that when learning a noun used in verbal thinking

it also does need the sensory image of that noun. Like the

noun " bell " either needs the vision of a bell and/or the ringing

sound of a bell to learn and store it in memory.

 

A person placed in a MRT had to think of a noun, as in the previous

example a bell, and activities could be seen in that part of the

brain where sounds get processed.

 

The same now happens during a conversation when using nouns that then

their corresponding parts of the brain where normally the sensory

inputs get processed again get activated as if there happened a real

sensory event and not just an imaginary one.

 

Therefore when you say that you are aware OF something then the

already stored memory will instantly create activities in the

corresponding brain parts needed for sensory processing.

 

The question now arises can one be aware OF something without already

knowing it ?

 

Werner

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> The question now arises can one be aware OF something without already

> knowing it ?

>

> Werner

 

 

 

no, everything is known....since endless times....for endless

times.....here & now....

 

where else?!

 

 

Marc

 

 

Ps: to be aware of past/recent/future unawareness is already the point

of whatever knowledge/liberation/freedom/understanding/peace.