Thomas Campbell

It's entirely mental, has nothing to do, it's just consciousness. It turns out all things paranormal, like out of body's a paranormal thing, all things paranormal happen with the intuitive side of your mind, not the intellectual side. And as much as people try to get there from the intellectual side, they fail. They can't do that. Consciousness has two different ways of processing information.

It's entirely mental, has nothing to do, it's just consciousness. It turns out all things paranormal, like out of body's a paranormal thing, all things paranormal happen with the intuitive side of your mind, not the intellectual side. And as much as people try to get there from the intellectual side, they fail. They can't do that. Consciousness has two different ways of processing information.

It's entirely mental, has nothing to do, it's just consciousness. It turns out all things paranormal, like out of body's a paranormal thing, all things paranormal happen with the intuitive side of your mind, not the intellectual side. And as much as people try to get there from the intellectual side, they fail. They can't do that. Consciousness has two different ways of processing information.

One is logically, that's the intellectual side, and the other is intuitively. That's the intuitive side. So you have these two pathways. Now, in our culture, we work on that intellectual side, that logic side, and we hone that. We start learning things in kindergarten and up, and we learn that, and we hone it. We get good at it. We go to school. We go to graduate school.

One is logically, that's the intellectual side, and the other is intuitively. That's the intuitive side. So you have these two pathways. Now, in our culture, we work on that intellectual side, that logic side, and we hone that. We start learning things in kindergarten and up, and we learn that, and we hone it. We get good at it. We go to school. We go to graduate school.

One is logically, that's the intellectual side, and the other is intuitively. That's the intuitive side. So you have these two pathways. Now, in our culture, we work on that intellectual side, that logic side, and we hone that. We start learning things in kindergarten and up, and we learn that, and we hone it. We get good at it. We go to school. We go to graduate school.

The intuitive side, eh, science tells you it doesn't even exist. We don't work at it. But if you do work at it, if you put – Serious energy over a serious amount of time into that intuitive side you find out that it's Just as reliable just as accurate as the intellectual side Except there's a big difference between them. On the intellectual side, you've got logic. But logic needs data.

The intuitive side, eh, science tells you it doesn't even exist. We don't work at it. But if you do work at it, if you put – Serious energy over a serious amount of time into that intuitive side you find out that it's Just as reliable just as accurate as the intellectual side Except there's a big difference between them. On the intellectual side, you've got logic. But logic needs data.

The intuitive side, eh, science tells you it doesn't even exist. We don't work at it. But if you do work at it, if you put – Serious energy over a serious amount of time into that intuitive side you find out that it's Just as reliable just as accurate as the intellectual side Except there's a big difference between them. On the intellectual side, you've got logic. But logic needs data.

If you're going to use deductive logic, you've got to have data to plug in in order to see what's logical. And most of the time, we don't have the data. The questions and the things we want to know that are really important, like should I marry Sally or should I marry Sue? There's no data that you can put in to come to a logical conclusion. And only the most trivial things do you have enough data.

If you're going to use deductive logic, you've got to have data to plug in in order to see what's logical. And most of the time, we don't have the data. The questions and the things we want to know that are really important, like should I marry Sally or should I marry Sue? There's no data that you can put in to come to a logical conclusion. And only the most trivial things do you have enough data.

If you're going to use deductive logic, you've got to have data to plug in in order to see what's logical. And most of the time, we don't have the data. The questions and the things we want to know that are really important, like should I marry Sally or should I marry Sue? There's no data that you can put in to come to a logical conclusion. And only the most trivial things do you have enough data.

Where are my car keys? Where was I last? When did I get out of the car? What jacket was I wearing? What pants was I wearing? Go check the pockets. Then where did I go? And logic can help you out because it's a simple problem. But if it's not so simple a problem, Logic has its limitations because you don't have the data. On the intuitive side, it's totally beyond logic. There is no logic.

Where are my car keys? Where was I last? When did I get out of the car? What jacket was I wearing? What pants was I wearing? Go check the pockets. Then where did I go? And logic can help you out because it's a simple problem. But if it's not so simple a problem, Logic has its limitations because you don't have the data. On the intuitive side, it's totally beyond logic. There is no logic.

Where are my car keys? Where was I last? When did I get out of the car? What jacket was I wearing? What pants was I wearing? Go check the pockets. Then where did I go? And logic can help you out because it's a simple problem. But if it's not so simple a problem, Logic has its limitations because you don't have the data. On the intuitive side, it's totally beyond logic. There is no logic.

You just know. It just happens. The information comes to you. It's intuitive. And on that side, It takes, just like the intellectual side, a lot of practice and a lot of work in order to hone that and educate it and understand it. But when you do, you get information. There is information available to you. There's a database out there, and that database is valuable. is required.

You just know. It just happens. The information comes to you. It's intuitive. And on that side, It takes, just like the intellectual side, a lot of practice and a lot of work in order to hone that and educate it and understand it. But when you do, you get information. There is information available to you. There's a database out there, and that database is valuable. is required.

You just know. It just happens. The information comes to you. It's intuitive. And on that side, It takes, just like the intellectual side, a lot of practice and a lot of work in order to hone that and educate it and understand it. But when you do, you get information. There is information available to you. There's a database out there, and that database is valuable. is required.

The reason it's there is because it's required for the rendering. You have the larger conscious system configures a piece of itself to be the computer, and that computer, in order to compute this reality, needs information, needs data. So it creates a database from which it takes information and helps it create. So the rendering engine needs that, but you are really a piece of consciousness.

The reason it's there is because it's required for the rendering. You have the larger conscious system configures a piece of itself to be the computer, and that computer, in order to compute this reality, needs information, needs data. So it creates a database from which it takes information and helps it create. So the rendering engine needs that, but you are really a piece of consciousness.