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Among the realities of the universum
physicus is a physicate known as the brain. Some portions
of the brain, subbrains, are pseudotransceptual,
their physical charge, Fortium Physicus, being enspatiated
in Spatium Mindus as well as in Spatium Physicus.
Pseudotransceptual subbrains are called inceptive subbrains.
Other subbrains, noninceptive subbrains, are nontransceptual,
their charge and space being totally contained in the physical
continuum. The total of the inceptive subbrains of a given brain
is an inceptive brain, a monospaceous phase of a
dispaceous physical fortiate.
The charge of every inceptive subbrain,
enspatiated in Spatium Physicus, also enspatiates in Spatium Physicum
Mindus as a perceptive subbranion, whose total comprises
a perceptive branion. An inceptive brain and its perceptive
brainion are the incept and percept -- the pseudotransceptual
physicate and physiccept, respectively -- of a physicotranscept,
or physically enfortiated transcept, called a transbrain.
A magical life vessel,
a transbrain is a physico-mindal transate organ enfortiated in
a single charge that is simultaneously enstructurated in physical
space and mindal space. Its two pseudotranscepts are individual
objects patterned in the unique space forms of different dimensions.
The total dispaceous structurate, through the commonality of
its monoforceous charge, is a multidimensional structurate,
a transate -- which, since Spatium Mindus is one
of its enspatiating fields, is a transcept.
Some subbrains correspond in various
ways, called degrees (primary, secondary, tertiary), to
non-brain physicates -- objects of the subbrains.
Subbrainal objects are referred to as primary (direct)
if sensory stimulus comprises the relationship between
the object and the subbrain. A stone reflecting light onto the
eye's retina and consequently stimulating neural activity in the
subbrain is a primary object of the subbrain. A secondary
(indirect) subbrainal object is a previously primary
object of some subbrain in the same brain, now associated with
the current subbrain through patterns in the subbrain. A river
that once was a primary subbrainal object of a subbrain in a given
brain and is related to a subbrain of that brain through a pattern
of physical memory in the configuration of the subbrain
is a secondary object of the subbrain. A phantom,
or tertiary, physical subbrainal object is an exobrainal
physical structurate that, whether or not it exists or has existed,
has and has had no sensorial relationship with the incept.
A primary physical
incept has as its object a primary physical object.
A physical incept of second degree has as its object
a secondary physical object. A tertiary physical incept
has as its object a tertiary physical object.
A transcept and percept, as well
as an incept, possess an object -- the same object
as possessed by the corresponding incept, and of the same degree.
A concept or percept is primary, secondary,
or tertiary as the associated incept is thus categorized.
The common object in all cases is called an inceptive object.
A primary physical inceptive object is something physical
which is being perceived through sensation. A secondary
physical inceptive object is something physical (or previously
physical) which is being perceived through memory. A tertiary
physical inceptive object may or may not exist physically,
but has and has had no form of interaction with the subbrainally
inceptive pseudotranscept.
A spiritate analogy to
the physicate brain is a spirital organ that I shall call a vitris.
Like a physical brain, a spirital vitris possesses parts, in
this case called subvitrises. Some of these parts are
pseudotransceptual subvitrises, and some are nontransceptual
subvitrises. The total of a given association of pseudotransceptual
subvitrises is an inceptive vitris, a spiritate whose charge
is enspatiated in Spatium Spiritus. This same charge also enspatiates
in Spatium Spiritum Mindus as a perceptive vitrion. The
partates of a perceptive vitrion, spiritcepts, are perceptive
subvitrions.
The mindverse having no substance unique
to itself, there are no purely mindal beings. Spirital beings
may be associated with spirital mind and physical beings with
physical mind.
Properties,
or states, of structurates, regardless of the dimensionalities
of the structurates, are not realities outside of mind. Perception
means percept. The realities involved with a primary physical
perception are the inceptive physical object, the physical
incept, and the mindal percept. Related to this perception
is the definition of the perception, which is a categorizing
unincepted concept.
Physical vibration
is the motion, in physical space, of physical substance; that
is, the varying, in Continuum Physicus, of a pattern of physical
space-charge distribution. Sound is a percept.
Sound, a perception, is experienced, remembered,
or ideated as it is a primary, secondary,
or tertiary percept. This idea that I am presenting,
this definition of sound, is a nontranscept, a tertiary
concept that exists independently of the occurrence
of sound.
A tree falling to the ground on an uninhabited
island creates physical vibration. But with no ear to
detect it, no inceptive brain to inceive it, and
no perceptive brainion to perceive it, the vibration
never becomes sound.
Without transcepts, exomindates
are not possessed of any qualities, not even of truth,
beauty, or goodness. Where such associations exist as transcepts,
the exomindates and associated mindates may or may not be harmonates.
4.6. Values and Personality
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