Multiple vs singular

File name multiple vs singular File created date 03:57 am Monday, May 21 2007

multiple versus singular view point

We appear singular because we seem to have one body. We see other having one body. When that one body dies that appears to be the end of that person as far as we can see. If the multiple identity theory is correct what would we see the same and what would we see differently? The multiple identity allows for this consciousness to seem like it is singular. And all identical consciousness and close consciousnesses to seem to be singular. You would have to sense the identity and then sense the separation in space or time. You would need a consciousness of comparison. Of course this consciousness would be a whole consciousness or singular consciousness. Another way is the sense of consciousness union or the sense of consciousness comparison where the one consciousness actually is not the combination of the two but has a way of looking into the other consciousness of course the one consciousness that is looking into the other consciousness will be different than the viewed consciousness because it will not only be being itself it will be looking into the other consciousness.

You brain could just have this kind of experience where for a short time and then have memories that produces belief in the identity of the two.

Where you might be able to compare consciousnesses within a consciousness how do you subjectively compare the ixperiencit? I can see your ixperiencit and and ixperiencit it as well as my own. The ixperiencit is the awareness of the consciousness-- being aware of being conscious. Being aware of being aware is consciousness you are aware of (sense) blue but you are not aware of being aware of of blue when you are at a different level of awareness

what does awareness of awareness mean? it seems to be different from being aware of blue or experiencing blue.