The Compass - The First And Only Account Of Our Existence From The Standpoint Of The Whole Human Form - E-book - ePub

It has always been alluded to by cultures outside science, but without any concrete theory put forward, that there is more to a human than the "Anatomic Body." Increasingly also, this notion has been creeping into mainstream academia, stemming from over five decades of research in areas such as reincarnation, organ memory, and near-death experiences by reputable institutions in Europe and North America.
Starting from the framework provided through the field research of an anthropologist from the University of California, Los Angeles, a schematic of the Whole Human Form emerged, showing that indeed the Anatomic Body is only a tiny but integral part of a far more capacitated whole. Seamlessly emerging out of the workings of the Whole Human Form are our existence's "origin", "components", "Purpose", and "course" (up to the present day & going forward to its end), with the realization that this knowledge had been available to the human group with whom our existence began.
In other words, our existence started with the most advanced human group whose high-end capabilities arose from their abilities to routinely engage their whole self with practically no need for the rudimentary tool we know as our anatomic body. At such high-end performance, whenever the Anatomic Body is needed, however, the high-end capabilities of the Whole Human Form can create endless varieties of it.
Yet, when at Rock Bottom in functional capabilities, a basic, standard-issued anatomic body becomes the only tool available to a human to handle the basic dataset we know as space-time as well as the only gateway back to the whole self. The nature of human capacitation and their unavoidable purpose had played on each other to shape the course of an existence that sees present-day, Earth-dwelling humans devolve in functional capability from previous human groups to the extent of hitting Rock Bottom, stuck with a standard-issued anatomic body and the basic dataset called space-time that it is configured to handle.
This explains why science, whose understanding is currently limited to space-time, cannot access and assess any human experiences (such as conscious awareness and reincarnation) if they do not take origin directly from the anatomic body but the whole human form whose capabilities are not bound by the vagaries of space-time. This book is a huge paradigm shift in the knowledge provided compared to that which is currently available but which, going by the awakening that had been becoming obvious amongst the general public in the last decade, will not be unexpected.
Readers' quandary will not be with the logic evident in this narrative which appears superb but the lack of its expressibility and veritability by science, currently humanity's common language, since available science is not equipped yet to access and assess events beyond its space-time.