3.1. Resurrection through remote consciousness sites

Remote consciousness sites -- what are these? Imagine you are considering some sort of problem. The nature of the problem will be very clear, only a little clear, quite unclear, or completely unclear. We know that understanding is in a consciousness space. The level of understanding -- the degree to which we understand the difficulty of the problem – we can define as a distance in space of consciousness. We can say that, in the case of clear understanding, the problem is located close to the center of consciousness; in the case of unclear understanding, the problem is located in a remote consciousness site.

These sites of your consciousness, connected to unclear problems for various reasons (not recognized, not considered, not important), are in the remote sites of consciousness. Resurrection will accomplish from these remote sites of consciousness. It is a global process; it works when you have embraced all activated processes.

While a resurrection accomplishes, changes in micro- and macro-structure will be activate in the inner cell processes, forming the organs. There are many of these processes, through which the physical body of the person will accomplish. This method uses your non-understanding of the processes. This method works from the remote sites of consciousness; you not need to consider all of the connections, to keep them in mind.

How can we use these remote sites for resurrection?

Let us consider two variants of this method:

The first uses a visual thinking object – the sphere. Imagine a sphere to be a remote site of consciousness. Put the sphere, having a radius of two inches, in the foreground of your thoughts, ten inches from your body. Now concentrate on the sphere’s center. Concentrate on the image of a resurrected person. You have now created a transferring channel, and so can send the information to the soul of the person.

In the second variant, you will be applying the law, “INFORMATION IS DISTRIBUTED IN CONSCIOUSNESS SITES ACCORDING TO INDIVIDUAL REACTIONS.” If a reaction is weak, the information locates in a remote site of consciousness. Individual has not recognized information in the remote sites, and not considered it. You will need to concentrate on the image of the resurrected person. Consider the image as part of your consciousness (as a result, you will move in your consciousness space). The resurrected person’s image exists somewhere in your consciousness. Create a reflection of the image of the resurrected person in another part of your consciousness. Then create the next reflection, and the next – and so on, as with many mirrors reflecting one image. The large number of reflections creates a stable information channel for the resurrected person. The goal is an accumulation of a large volume of information (in remote sites of consciousness), which enables the resurrection.

Let us comment further on this second variant. Every reflection of a resurrected person’s image we can compare to a radio antenna. A radio signal is stronger and more stable if antennas used together as a network. Thus, we have the second variant: consider the consciousness site an antenna, and the set of reflections as a network. When the number of reflections grows, the quality of transferred information improves. The resurrection will realize.

Another relevant comparison had given in the Introduction -- the example of the laser device.

Relative to the problem of information transferring, Let us remember the famous book, the Bhagavad-Gita, from India. In the beginning of the book, a king asks a sovereign who has direct vision, what is going on in a battle that is happening far from the palace. The entire content of the book is a description of the battle. The process of information transfer can explain similarly: a sovereign transfers the information from a remote site to sites nearer our consciousness.