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File name chapter 2 outline 
File created date 11:27 am Monday, December 24 2007

cover these concepts 

A short explaination of how the brain and body works with two goals: of conveying the complexity of the brain and the begining concept of very small changes and numerous changes that can occur to and in the brain leading to the understanding and construction of a physicontinuum. 
(The brain changing from one moment to the next produces consciousness)

Internal/ external view point of a person. We see others as a body we see ourselves as a consciousness. When we look outside of our selves we see ourselves as a body. To know what survival is we have to see with in these other people and see them as consciousness as well not just bodies. The relation ship is that bodies produce the consciousnesss. When the body dies it not longer produces any consciousness. 

I experience it concept Ixperiencit
You experience it concept Uxperiencit
Potential versus actual

Physipaths
Physipoints
Physivenues
Physicontinuums
Physimoment the amount of functioning to produce a awaremoment

Awarepath
Awarepoints
Awarevenues
Awarecontinuums
Awaremoment

Mentapath
Mentapoints
Mentavenues
Mentacontinuums

Itopaths
Itopoints
Itovenues
Itocontinuums

Convergence /divergence of physipaths etc
Simipath convergence

Actual versus potential

potential awarecontinuums

Physivenues

Awarepath
Awarepoints
Awarevenues
Awaremoment
Mentapaths
Mentapoints
Mentavenues

Vertical change versus horizontal change to a path
Lateral change versus progressional change to a path

Sensepath
Enviropath
Momentumpath
Internapath
QMpath


citopath 
citophysipath
oriphysipath

Multiplicity of self versus singularity self concept

mapping of physipaths to awarepaths

Mapping of continuums
The concept of closeness in an itocontinuum

The concept of the simipath
Simipath identity


Self awarepath

itofields -- where some physipaths are more likely than others