Memory Dictate

The assumption here is that the conscious mind can only handle so much information, is not ready for certain kinds knowledge, as perhaps cannot understand or use it. Thus the Metaphysical-I, in conjuction with the unconscious, may control when and how this information is revealed, if at all. The conscious mind is limited in the impressions, sensations and information, ideas or formulations, from both the exterior physical environment and the creative mind itself, that it can assimilate, process, examine and organize; thus the concept is to let the unconscious Memory Dictate do it.

Because like being certain there are aliens from outer space, a certain knowledge of the Metaphysical-I would represent dimensions in time and space, that by comparison would make the present physical existence seem trivial. The Metaphysical-I is said to be invisible and not readily apparent to the conscious self. If the larger dimension represented a context of past and future lives, the problem would become how does one believe in present life or be free from the past? Thus it would be assumed that the Metaphysical-I would be invisible, but still act as a spirit-guide, which would be a perfect compromise between eternal and singular life. The theory and method suggested here is through a process of memory-connectivity, by a process of blocking specific memories in specific instances, so that it would impede movement in the wrong direction, and by promoting connectivity in other instances. The Metaphysical-I could promote movement in the correct direction for considerations of its own agenda.

In the first instance the Memory Dictate might be created, encouraged and utilized as a means of controlling the Thinking-I, and thinking in general, for the purpose of preventing overwork, exhaustion and breakdown. A high energy mind is all systems go. The barriers to creativity are removed. These barriers are such, as what one can and cannot think, like moral prohibitions, what might be considered such as evil and the unthinkable in general, of what is deemed right and wrong thinking, what is conventionally most logical, what is considered as absolute fact, or what might be thought stupid, unkind or improper.

If the mind is allowed to be free flowing, allowed to think anything, spontaneously to meander from association to association, with periodic concentration, a means to its regulation, to give it rest and to prevent overwork, is to pause it periodically by a lack of connectivity. This means the inability to remember or to forget what one was thinking. Mostly this unconscious dictate would control thinking, which is a seeming constant factor of cognizance. It allows the individual to change the subject instantly by forgetting the previous instant. With excessive thinking, in say higher states of consciousness, the absence of memory shuts down the mind to zero, like a stop-light. One comes back to reality, takes a look around, notices what is there, indulges in the sensual delight of the moment, before the light goes green again and one is mentally off to the races. This form of memory regulation gives continuous brief resting periods, keeping it fresh and prevents overload.

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