Thread: Hi, Dexter's introduction.

Originally Posted by Omnius Deus

I was talking about pure interaction with the world instead of viewing things through that judgmental left hemisphere of ours. I mean, in my opinion you could still use your left hemisphere like a normal person, even referring yourself in first person again, it's just a process of letting it go and surrendering to an open relationship with your environment.

Just my 2 cents, and it's not like I can explain what I mean anyway. I remember switching to third person once on mushrooms because I felt like I was cutting myself off from so much love by saying words like "me" and "I." I could see why you would want to change your thought model, but I don't know how effective it is to just condition yourself to third person. There are other, more helpful exercises.

Dexter doesn't do this 24/7. Dexter limits his mental aerobics. Dexter always pursues helpful mental exercise. Dexter does not find his Left hemisphere is judgemental. Rather the opposite as he observe his right reacting and judging wheres the left tells him that all points and perspectives require consideration and validation to awaken the awareness necessary for Decision making processes.

Dexter, in fact, does NOT emulate himself after a certain famous star trek character.

Euthanatos, to DV.

Originally Posted by Euthanatos

Dexter doesn't do this 24/7. Dexter limits his mental aerobics. Dexter always pursues helpful mental exercise. Dexter does not find his Left hemisphere is judgemental. Rather the opposite as he observe his right reacting and judging wheres the left tells him that all points and perspectives require consideration and validation to awaken the awareness necessary for Decision making processes.

Dexter, in fact, does NOT emulate himself after a certain famous star trek character.

Then my only question is how you have the discipline...