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Matrix and the NSTP ( Non - Spatial Thinking Process ) Theory

By: Kedar Joshi (1979- )



The NSTP ( Non - Spatial Thinking Process ) theory is the most
advanced, theoretically accurate, unificatory theory that is
deeply related to the idea of the whole world to be a matrix.
Through the NSTP theoretical perspective space (as a room or
void out there) is a projection of non - spatial mind, which is
the reality. Space is a mere form of illusion, a virtual
reality. Thus the theory speaks of two worlds : 1. Spatial (the
pseudo one) and 2. Non - spatial (the real one). The whole
reality is thus a universal non - spatial program whose real
elements (hardware) are non - spatial feelings while space is a
kind of software that is projected or morphed onto the non -
spatial hardware. And the best practical way, it seems, is to
modulate the non - spatial program (say, through meditation) to
change the spatial illusion (or even terminate it) in order to
gain maximum pleasure. 

Kedar Joshi BSc MA MRI Cambridge, UK.

 


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