Wrapt in Time ― or Not

(To Be or Not To Be)

R.A.M.'s phasing

Time ― like temperature ― is a dividing agent or an analytical instrument, a by-product of the effects of gravity in space.

Essential to a locale and to the setting of circumstances, it is also the hindrance to regaining full consciousness.

Part a physics fact and part a belief that is clung upon ― remanence and reminiscence ― it is ultimately a mental process. As such it can be seen for what it truly is, what purpose it serves and eventually undone.

➥ focus 15 ― No-Time ⬄ States of Consciousness and Focus™ Levels

As a result of extensive experiential and brainwave research at The Monroe Institute, a simple system of labels (called Focus Levels) was devised to indicate various states or phases of consciousness. These labels are a means of neutral identification and are used extensively as part of the training process throughout our weekend and week-long experiential programs.

Focus 1 – Normal, everyday waking consciousness.  Completely in phase with physical matter reality.  Also referred to as “C1 Consciousness”.

Focus 10 – The physical body is deeply relaxed while the mind remains conscious, awake and alert. “Mind awake, body asleep.”

Focus 11 – The Access Channel – the ultimate communication channel to all levels of awareness -mental, physical, and emotional.  Opened during each Human Plus® exercise.

Focus 12 – A state of expanded awareness while the body remains deeply relaxed and asleep.

Focus 15 – A state of No-Time. Consciousness is now far removed from physical body signals. Linear time is no longer relevant to experience.

第15卦，Hexagram 15 is named 謙 (qiān), "Humbling".

Other variations include "modesty".

• Its inner (lower) trigram is ☶ (艮 gèn) bound = (山) mountain
• Its outer (upper) trigram is ☷ (坤 kūn) field = (地) earth.

Focus 21 – On the very edge of perception of the time/space continuum. Mind remains fully conscious and active.

Focus 22 – On the border between time/space and non-physical states of being. Comatose.

Focus 23 – The condition in which an individual may find him or herself immediately following physical death.

Focus 24 – The site of non-physical activity generated by simple or primitive religious or cultural beliefs.

Focus 25 – The expression of the major organized religious beliefs in recent human history.

Focus 26 – Here are identified certain areas, few in number, containing the structures and knowledge of various highly individual religious and other beliefs based on direct experience of self.

(Focus Levels 24 to 26 are referred to as the Belief System Territories, and are explored extensively during the Lifeline program)

Focus 27 – The edge of human thought capacity. The site of a way-station (not a terminus) for rest and recovery from the trauma of physical death.

Focus 34/35 – The area of the Gathering. Beings from many other locations within the physical universe are gathered here to witness the upcoming Earth Changes. First mentioned in Bob Monroe’s second book, Far Journeys.

Focus 42 – I-There cluster consciousness.

Focus 49 – Sea of I-There clusters.