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Tools and tips for Mind Development, Expansion and Balance...
12/12/2025
Can anything appear without awareness?
From one perspective, there may be seeing without awareness of the seen, no perception of the seen.... non-interpretive seeing.
In this sense there is no time gap, no seeing and then recognition of the seen, and in this sense no thing appears. This view says that awareness is equal to "recognition of" a thing that WAS seen (past tense)... so here no thing can appear without awareness.
I tend to embrace this view, even at the level of physics and cosmology. Any particle, energy, mass or wave participates in a dance with all other particles, energies, masses and waves. Here there is only action subject to the local sum total reality without anysense of "what" is creating that reality. It is the same with planete, suns, stars, black holes,, and galaxies. In the human experience, it can be the same. This I see as the natural state.
Yet humans want to know what is it that is over there. What is that which is affecting my trajectory. So human mental awareness is storing images, sorting images of objects that they are aware of , then accept, reject, modify etc. Human experience equates this modified perception as awareness and consciousness.
A slightly different view is where awareness is simply the recognition of presence, and not the recognition of an object which may be eminationg this presence. This is where I typicly find my awareness. Even here no "objests seperate from awareness" are appearing. So no thing is appearing, yet there is awareness of presence, an all inclusive awareness of presence. At the level of practical humann experience, recognition of objects is normal and necessary.
It is all a paradox, a wonder.... A mystery... We truly know nothing yet we function.
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