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The paradox effect
within memory.

I present to you the Mind Diagram (“MindMD”). A philosophy of signatures, pathways, and the storm that memory can be — and a practice you can try in your own time.

A theory essay. Wellness and self-regulation — not therapy, not a medical device, not a diagnosis. Take what is useful. If the reading stirs something heavy, call or text 988, text HOME to 741741, or use 911.

Welcome · Make belief · Experience

Welcome

A public map of how brains connect is one doorway into this work. See Connectomics if you want that picture nearby.

The Living Dreamer Theory Group designed a system called Cognitive Development Growth Modeling that creates an algorithmic bridge in the form of synaptogenesis memory — by building a unique neural-network hub using internal signatures and pathway cues.

The foundation was a creative force behind these efforts. This moving tour de force kept the legacy alive. Recently, however, a decision was made due to recent events. So it has been determined to carry on and launch the design work to release the data-cluster neural-memory model.

It will be the job to finish the work. To build the next level of tools to spearhead this process. In the future, we will hopefully release a digital archive to support the research developments that lay out the goals and purpose. The data will be used to develop a new-generation design to understand this activity.

Make belief

The central theme is designed to update personal issues and provide valuable tools to assist this transition from stress to a place of balance and objectivity.

Let’s bring the magic to you, to apply it in your life. Here’s a little glimpse —

Your neural signatures fire inside a neuron, and this reality becomes the dance you do in life. I like to call it the lightning storm in your mind’s eye: the so-called memories we put up with every day. This is all data inside you having just a huge party. They happen to produce a precipice effect on how the pathways correlate and entangle themselves within you through a process of biochemical shifts — the same sort of thing as a web inside the body, all interconnected inside this relentless storm of neuronal discharge that’s wrapped up through emotions and feelings (energy synthesis).

This input on memory tends to recycle through life over and over again like a revolving door that doesn’t want to shut down and go away. So these thought tracks constantly echo their resilience, and it feels like you are wearing concrete shoes inside those memories, and they seem impossible to remove or go around. But there may be hope if you can find the fragments inside the memory, inside that memory cloud, and discover the internal puzzle of why it exists to begin with. Ultimately, it could surprise you by creating a mental landscape so you can handle whatever has been put in front of you.

What if I told you that it could be possible — an operating system (“OS”) around you that acts like a self-changing agent by preserving your identity so that it can help you determine and discover the faulty memories causing you trouble? And, in turn, you can learn to train it with form over practice within an app.

The Mind Diagram (MD) uses this code inside the memory you make for yourself to decipher these problems. Using this code teaches you how to handle things yourself, just like a self-assist or autonomous mode — introducing a new dynamic range in “plasticity” within, and allowing this functionality to flow and improve over time. Look at it this way: if we are living a simulation as they say we do, why not give it a try by changing the outcome the same way you do by walking through a habit that mirrors itself?

Unfortunately, though, in time, the model breaks down. Eventually it becomes redundant, forming a feedback loop that is repeated repeatedly. Sounds familiar. Maybe you’ve heard of this before. There’s another name for it when the body anchors energy on top of memory. So it’s essential and imperative to stretch the boundaries of our inner perceptions and learn to explore the outer edges of our imagination — to utilize our internal code within our thoughts and ride the wave of lightning inside our heads.

Building a self-changing agent that continues to evolve inside your very own internal operating system (iOS) inside your head can help steer and navigate you in the right direction, and assist you in every possible imaginable way to change that outcome — in the same way that deep learning rides on a neural network.

Here’s an example — Tesla’s evolution.

It just happens that this algorithm uses the same neural network to learn and develop memory to enhance self-driving capabilities. Remember that each Tesla car on the street is connected to the outside world’s feedback, to a digital cloud on its network. It knows every other Tesla car physically related to this neural learning Tesla web. That means every vehicle learns from another car on the network in real time. So imagine this: suppose we know how to do that within our network that co-exists between our mind / brain / body function. You become better by cycling specific memories that allow you to see more clearly about form and self, bringing a projection of humanity into this picture. I’m trying to say that we’re no different from these networks. The messenger truly will learn from the message of memory.

Experience

Experience is the stitch of cognition; woven together, the brain creates the lattice of behavior, emotion, habit, creativity, logic, and every component of the human condition. It is from experience that all our knowledge is gained. Experience is a powerful force, so much so that a terrifying, threatening, or toxic moment can lead to a life of pain, misery, or self-destruction in the blink of an eye. One moment in time and space can alter your course forever. Why do you think that is? Well, you need to start looking at things differently, first of all. Change your worldview by flipping this world’s physics on its head. Reveal yourself by rerouting the flow of information within your neural network and unleashing the negative energy that holds you back. Unravel what you think you know and redesign your mental fabric from scratch using a form of synaptogenesis. Transform yourself.

The neural web inside you was designed to gain a deep understanding of your world when we came into it. Nature built it so you could change and adapt skills promoting survival and life. We learn through experience, capturing vital information and anchoring to the continuum of moments we accrue. With all the noise inside our heads, we construct our behavioral matrix: the accumulated combination of responses to our environment. From a simple hello to a more complex string of behaviors, our every move is constantly changed, and it depends on survival and life here on Earth. The most crucial factor is that our mind-brain-body processes were not built for the 21st century. Instead, they were constructed for a much more primitive and dangerous world.

This simple fact explains the deep roots of fear within our thought patterns.

Our mind’s continuity is anchored to our fear to keep us alive. Falling from steep heights may lead to instant death or injury. Spiders, snakes, and predators constantly threatened early human civilization. Small spaces and confinement could mean one was trapped and danger was imminent. Thus, we must conceptualize our fears to gain control of the mind. Accepting anxiety as your mindful antivirus protection system — and so the driving force of fear updates — will allow you to possess more freedom of movement within. Become the superhero for you.

We do not intend to lead one to believe that taming our fear is the answer to salvation. Instead, we must learn how to roll our consciousness back to its fundamental framework. To offer relief and solace to the lost, cast out and deserted, challenged by hopelessness and self-deflation. Let’s try to provide change through a transformative experience.

But how do we expose the mind to a new reality? How can we rewrite our cognitive borders and reshape our truths? Neuroscience has taught us a great deal about the “plasticity” of the mind. Many might have encountered the term neuroplasticity, a neuroscientific idea that has escaped into mainstream culture due to this evocative concept: the brain is forever elastic; it can learn and unlearn at any point in time. To understand this concept, one must dig deep into the brain’s inner workings, down to the basic functional unit, the neuron.

Our brain is composed of roughly 100 billion little transistors known as neurons. The workhorse of the brain. These cells store, transmit, and mobilize bits of information gathered from all our experiences. Neurons are shaped like trees, with a canopy and root system. The neuron’s canopy receives information from neighboring neurons. It sends this information down its long bark “axon” until it reaches its roots, where it links up with other neurons, forming “synapses” to forward communication. It is at these points of connection where neuroplasticity makes its mark. Neurons can grow and retract branches and roots to strengthen or weaken connectivity. Training, in any sense, can result in strengthening these connections and forging new relationships.

Ultimately these extensive restorations form “networks”: complex local and distant points of communication with shared functionality. An excellent example of this would be attending.

In short, to change would be to influence the brain’s poor plasticity and network dynamics to promote a new set of behaviors. But how? How can we control the causal interactions of the brain in such a manner which leads to altered perception, psychology, belief, and behavior? In a word: feedback.

If experience is the stitch, then neural feedback is the pattern. Everything we have learned to enhance our survival and success in the world is greatly based on the feedback we receive. This can be as simple as someone responding to your smile with another smile, or touching your hand to a hot stove. Feedback is what shapes our experiences and what we learn from the experience. Not surprisingly, feedback can be measured at every level of physics and biology. Our ability to use feedback to “shape” physiological states (biofeedback and the like) may be surprising.

The biofeedback study has led to a wealth of knowledge on how various physiological systems respond to simple “cues.” Either positive or negative, cues are bits of information that alert us to something. In this case, one might receive a positive cue for achieving a healthy physiological experience. For instance, how would you know if I measured your heart’s behavior and it acted uncharacteristically? And what could you do even if you did know? Through a simple procedure of monitoring and delivering “feedback” to the individual on the activity of their heart, one can then develop voluntary control over the behavior of this vital organ. Over time, the individual can exhibit selective control of the physiological behavior of their heart, leading to significantly better health and wellness outcomes.

That literature is offered here as a picture of feedback — not as a treatment, a diagnosis, or a medical device. Lifeguard X remains experimental wellness practice.

This is but one example. Thousands of publications have demonstrated the effectiveness and utility of biofeedback practice. However, what feedback would be needed to elicit a transformative experience?

Remember, our goal is to transform ourselves and selectively change our psychology, beliefs, and habits to achieve higher consciousness and improve self-control. What sort of feedback could one receive to create such a significant event?

Something your mind was not built to see, but will forcibly expand the boundaries of thought and possibility. This technology will “cultivate a process of critical reflection.” To change one’s perspective, we must alter the frame of reference. Transform. We will accomplish this through embedded synaptogenesis deep-learning systems designed to teach self-regulation and steer one’s own experience within the environment. Your mind will become the controller in a world of infinite possibility.

This process is built around you as an individual, receiving your own experience. We understand that breaking the unwanted stream of thoughts, you must experience renewal and rebirth of your mental framework. We intend for you to guide yourself. We, the teacher, are only meant to be your provocateur, to foster the self-direction and control needed to achieve transformative learning.

Once you have accomplished a change in your perceptual reference, your ability to mold and stretch as a newly formed conscious will provide you with the skill and strength to reinvent yourself. Our model is not intended for the faint of heart, nor is it for the stubborn or disenfranchised. Instead, our approach is designed for someone who wishes to achieve an almost cosmic state of awareness and tonality. We invite you to change your life through experience. Take a hammer to your glass consciousness and let the pieces crumble. Become the genesis to transform your consciousness back to any state you wish.

The messenger will learn from the message of memory.

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