Psychedelic Information Theory
Shamanism in the Age of Reason
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... like complex hallucination, shamanism, and group mind. How does PIT describe psychedelic action? One way to visualize what I'm describing in PIT is through what I call the "Pond and the Pump House" metaphor. Imagine a perfectly round pond...
... can transcend individuals to promote pack mind, group mind, peer bonding, mate bonding, and intuitive nonverbal organization of tribal or familial structures. Because psychedelics produce uniquely nonlinear states of consciousness, any art which e...
Information Genesis and Complexity
... helpful than others. For instance, when entering group mind with the tribe, the shaman will want to access a pre-technology Δ6 information matrix where primal animal consciousness, non-verbal communication, and pack bonding instincts are strong...
Group Mind and Fluid Tribal Dynamics
The physical theory of group mind begins with some basic assumptions about oscillators and wave mechanics: If the mind is an multi-phase oscillator for processing information, and two oscillating minds can be synchronized through harmonic or resonant...
... can also be artificially induced through drugs, group mind rituals, or through the stress of surviving combat or a natural disaster with a small group of people. Bonding pairs are most likely mates, roommates, or people who live and travel together...
Hypnotic Entrainment and Induced Trance States
... is the physics of neural entrainment and linking group mind. ...
Why are Psychedelics Spiritual?
... before being accepted as truth or prophecy. group mind Group mind is often mistakenly thought to be a form of mental telepathy, but group mind is simpler and subtler than telepathy implies. Instead of sending thoughts from one mind to another,...
What is Psychedelic Information Theory?
... permutations of human consciousness, including group mind states, mystical states, and transpersonal awareness. The ritual of using psychedelics to generate new information, bond with peer groups, and program human belief is traditionally called s...
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