Reference: The Book of Universe
The current models of the mind are based on its conscious/unconscious characteristics, as per Freud; or on its analytical/reactive characteristics, as per Hubbard. But none of these models explain what is happening within the mind.
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Definition of MENTAL MATRIX
The mind consists of a matrix of postulates. A matrix is a surrounding medium, structure, or environment in which something develops. The sensations received from the universe “develop” in this mental matrix before they become perceptions.
The mental matrix helps the sensations decompose into its “percels” (perceptual elements), much like a picture may decompose into its pixels (picture elements).
The percels acquire their meaning from the postulates of the mental matrix. The existing elements of the mental matrix help refine the meaning by ensuring consistency. This meaning then appears as the perception of what was sensed.
The precision of the perception depends on the fineness of the percels. If the sensations could not be decomposed properly then the resulting perceptions are prone to error.
The partially decomposed sensations can remain in place and continue to generate errors, but the mind remains unaware of such influence.
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Notes
The memories cannot said to be precise recordings of the experience one went through, because memories are based on the decomposition of the sensations, and that may vary. Similarly, the mental computations are subject to error depending on the degree of refinement of the contents of the mental matrix.
The contents of one’s mental matrix may be refined only through the regular practice of subject clearing.
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Key Misconception
It is a misconception to think that the mind records all experience perfectly. All experience exists in the form of percels (perceptual elements) that may or may not be have been refined to the level of objectivity.
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More Misconceptions
You may discover more misconceptions on your own, if you contemplate on each sentence of the above definition with mindfulness. Please see:
Or, you may end up improving upon this definition.
Good luck!
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