Dr. Harold Saxon Burr hypothesised, discovered, and ultimately scientifically confirmed [1] the existence of what he called Life-Fields (L-Fields). This field acts as a blueprint guiding things like cell reproduction. By measuring these life fields you could predict illness, menstrual cycles, cancer, where a head would develop in an egg - the life field has to change first, for whatever external reason, before these physical changes occurred.
Dr. Burr and those who came after him were not convinced that the life fields could be generated by the cells themselves, that it was in the cells themselves to replicate. In fact how could it be when the replication and and changes were PRECEDED by L-Field change? Dr. Burr himself personally believed this to be proof of a designer, in his mind a God, though we will see this step is unnecessary.
So what exactly is a field? At the most basic it is something produced by the interaction of two things, such as the fields of gravity and magnetism. The field is neither of the two objects, but exists as more or less the interaction between them. From the text Mindwar by Lt. Colonel Michael A. Aquino, PhD (ret.): "What exactly is a “field”? When something occurs somewhere in space because something else happens somewhere else in space, by no detectible means by which the cause produces the effect, the two events are said to be connected by a “field” [well-known examples being gravity and magnetism]" (page 96).
The body is one aspect of this field, but what is the other side of it? No doubt individuals like Burr believed the other side was this supreme mind or God, but Dr. Aquino proposes something much more simple and much easier to logically support: the other aspect is the Form of the individual. Platonism has been explained elsewhere [2] in depth, we don't have the space to address it here, but logically speaking Platonism is best hope of a total metaphysical understanding of reality. It does not require the extra inference of some supreme mind that designates all things in advanced. If there is a Form of the Individual, which there almost certainly is, it is something that exists outside time as Forms are non-temporal. This means the Form would be aware of and account for all changes throughout life, such as viewing a third dimensional being from the fourth dimension [3]. In other words, it would have essentially foreknowledge of changes to the body, from cell replication to tattoos and scars to illness or loss of a body part. If the L-Field is created by the interaction between body and Form, this makes perfect sense, as the field is between the physical change in the body, and the future knowledge of those changes by the Form.
[1] https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...ggdMAA&usg=AFQjCNH6UoawMf9ohJ7jzxPsPs_JdQ1FqA
[2] Platonic Polytheism.pdf
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Dr. Burr and those who came after him were not convinced that the life fields could be generated by the cells themselves, that it was in the cells themselves to replicate. In fact how could it be when the replication and and changes were PRECEDED by L-Field change? Dr. Burr himself personally believed this to be proof of a designer, in his mind a God, though we will see this step is unnecessary.
So what exactly is a field? At the most basic it is something produced by the interaction of two things, such as the fields of gravity and magnetism. The field is neither of the two objects, but exists as more or less the interaction between them. From the text Mindwar by Lt. Colonel Michael A. Aquino, PhD (ret.): "What exactly is a “field”? When something occurs somewhere in space because something else happens somewhere else in space, by no detectible means by which the cause produces the effect, the two events are said to be connected by a “field” [well-known examples being gravity and magnetism]" (page 96).
The body is one aspect of this field, but what is the other side of it? No doubt individuals like Burr believed the other side was this supreme mind or God, but Dr. Aquino proposes something much more simple and much easier to logically support: the other aspect is the Form of the individual. Platonism has been explained elsewhere [2] in depth, we don't have the space to address it here, but logically speaking Platonism is best hope of a total metaphysical understanding of reality. It does not require the extra inference of some supreme mind that designates all things in advanced. If there is a Form of the Individual, which there almost certainly is, it is something that exists outside time as Forms are non-temporal. This means the Form would be aware of and account for all changes throughout life, such as viewing a third dimensional being from the fourth dimension [3]. In other words, it would have essentially foreknowledge of changes to the body, from cell replication to tattoos and scars to illness or loss of a body part. If the L-Field is created by the interaction between body and Form, this makes perfect sense, as the field is between the physical change in the body, and the future knowledge of those changes by the Form.
[1] https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...ggdMAA&usg=AFQjCNH6UoawMf9ohJ7jzxPsPs_JdQ1FqA
[2] Platonic Polytheism.pdf
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