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eastern scope of the horizon, feelings of the past just about to
become now. Fading out associated with the mo ve ment of now into
the past the future absorbed into it, the only reality molecular
substance that is but an illusion of properties that conduct current
in an electromagnetic field. Pictorial impressions co mmunicated
as space are configured laterally to stimulate the combined visio n
of both eyes working in perfect harmony. Scratches and smudges
at the top of the page seem to stretch forward at angles slanting
towards the botto m of the page; giving the effect of a two
dimensional wall s pace close to my range of vision. The
diminution of 90 -degree lines' heights appear as distance betwee n
the start and ends of the parallel lines, to seem far away; either in
time or space.
I am staring intently into the canvas, yet the distant past comes
into view only as light shades of squiggles and so forth,
representing light shining into view unha mpered by substantial
resistance. It's as though the void overtakes the substance o f
existence, and my aged mind actually seeks co mfort in a void
filled by stillness of silence. Colors lose dignity, and shape its
individuality - as motion returns to the silence. The magnificent
reality of perception is that the soul can depict images across large
spans of time as though even making a greater impression on one 's
thinking than the reality present in front of his eyes. The eart h
turns around its elliptical core while simultaneously circulating
around the sun at a different angle ; spritzing electrons align
themselves in a n electro magnetic prescience that seemingly
combines all substance that ever existed into every mo ment of
time.
This gravitational magnetis m has a functional apparatus in the
core of our Pineal Gland, that point in which all perception in my
mind is trans mitted to a range of external stations, those beyond
the realm of perceptions that identify my personage . Similarly, as
is known, the sense of balance is dependent on so me stones rolling
around in the ear chamber and their tympanic percussions ;
knowledge that comes to us by way of sound that is centrifugally
charged by some the vestibulocochlear organs, which bow dow n
in obedience and obeisance to survival instincts. This truth
pertains to all of the five senses . My own definition of the sixt h
sense is that process of mentation that computes and pro cesses all
sensation perceived by the molecular organs of every elementa l
structure in question.
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