Second Attention Perception & Inorganic Being World

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Won't mention what series this is from (shhhh DMCA), but it's the new (2023) season and it's on Apple TV, and about aliens.

I'll keep the audio in, but if it gets removed, I'll make a new post with an edited version sans audio... which isn't entirely needed to benefit from the visuals.

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u/TechnoMagical_Intent 1 points 2023-12-03 17:54

If you're having problems viewing the video with the Android app, copy the link and use a mobile web browser instead.

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u/danl999 11 points 2023-12-03 19:12

I find orange glowing things like that during my darkroom practice.

Very lovely. I can blow on them and get them to light up like a burning fire.

Otherwise they just form the outline of a dreaming scene. Like a dream bubble, but only the outlines.

Happens like that, perhaps, in Silent Knowledge mode?

We don't have enough people to justify saying that, but let me propose that in Silent Knowledge if you don't enter into the floating video, you can sometimes see only the outlines of the shapes.

But when there's more details, it's closer to sticking your head in through a portal to look around, than it is to a simple dream bubble in the red zone.

That's where animation is good.

If you discuss a silent knowledge dream floating in front of you, that sounds to a beginner the same as a dream bubble, or a dream world on the wall of your practice room.

But if you saw how they "felt" at the time, you'd realize they're entirely different.

I'll ask ChatGPT to make me a picture, but it'll be pretty bad.

At least it'll capture the idea.

Yep, very bad...

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Those who think AI drawing is useful, haven't tried to actually use any of it.

So in this picture where I just asked ChatGPT to show a man sticking his head into the TV screen to look around in the movie, I got men on both sides...

But that's good!

The guy sitting and watching in horror, is the guy in the red zone watching a dream bubble or dream scene on the wall.

The guy coming through the monitor from "movie land" is more like you must look in Silent Knowledge, if you view inside a floating dream.

For instance, a couple of months ago I saw some old seers in a group, and tried to figure out where they were. As a result, I got to fly over an Olmec shopping mall in all of it's original glory.

But the old seers inside the dream, who were looking right at me when I stuck my head in there, might have seen something like this man coming through the TV.

Point being, things in darkroom can seem to be the same thing, when they're entirely different.

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u/TechnoMagical_Intent 1 points 2023-12-04 12:28

Something that viewers may not have noticed is that she perceives a teenage boy through a tunnel, who's consciousness is trapped in an alien world while his physical body is in a coma, who she then tracks to that same alien world and enters via dreaming.

(she has had multiple previous interactions with those aliens, who've already asked her to come live with them)

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u/danl999 1 points 2023-12-04 15:18

I couldn't find it. What's it playing on?

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u/TechnoMagical_Intent 1 points 2023-12-04 15:21
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u/danl999 2 points 2023-12-04 15:30

Great!

I always like to see if I can duplicate the special effects from things like that.

I messed around with the orange glow last night, but it "knew" I was thinking of that TV show.

So it didn't work.

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u/TechnoMagical_Intent 1 points 2023-12-04 15:36

Season 2, Episode 9, is the one with those visuals.

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u/7Silencios 1 points 2023-12-04 05:00

Que curiosa es la forma de representar estas escenas. Me llama la atención de dónde se les "vienen" esas ideas.

Me gusta cómo representaron eso que toca en el 4:14. Me hace desenfocar la vista al verlo por la profundidad y densidad que tiene.