Epistemology...
Epistemology
Epistemology is the branch of philosophy concerned with knowledge. Epistemologists study the nature, origin, and scope of knowledge, epistemic justification, the rationality of belief, and various related issues. Epistemology is considered a major subfield of philosophy, along with other major subfields such as ethics, logic, and metaphysics.Wikipedia
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Question: What is Knowledge, and where does it exist? Question #2: How come the brain is unable to perceive Truth?
What I find interesting about philosophy is that it does not study how the MIND feeds Delusional Thinking to the Left-Hemisphere of the brain, in the form of words and thoughts, which the brain then thinks is its own thinking. But then neither does the field of psychology study this phenomenon, which is an example of how psychology has been taken-over by Intellectualism. Peace
Epistemology is the branch of philosophy concerned with knowledge. Epistemologists study the nature, origin, and scope of knowledge, epistemic justification, the rationality of belief, and various related issues. Epistemology is considered a major subfield of philosophy, along with other major subfields such as ethics, logic, and metaphysics.Wikipedia
I copied this from DucksDucksGo...
Question: What is Knowledge, and where does it exist? Question #2: How come the brain is unable to perceive Truth?
What I find interesting about philosophy is that it does not study how the MIND feeds Delusional Thinking to the Left-Hemisphere of the brain, in the form of words and thoughts, which the brain then thinks is its own thinking. But then neither does the field of psychology study this phenomenon, which is an example of how psychology has been taken-over by Intellectualism. Peace
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Is there thinking in words that is not delusional? The thoughts you express, for instance?
According to your own personal beliefs, what is the Pure Spiritual Dimenson?
I didn't ask you how you used the term, I asked you if there was non-delusional thinking in words. I see you have a deal of idiosyncratic usages, and so I am concerned with their structural relations as a path to understanding you a little.
You clearly have a well-developed and well-thought-out understanding of reality and mind. It is also very idiosyncratic. As far as I can see, so far all you've done is to send out blasts of your unfamiliar ideas expressed in unfamiliar language without trying to really connect with the ideas of those of us here on the forum. It's as if you expect us to drop what we believe and take up your way of seeing things just based on your enthusiasm and certainty. It's pretty condescending.
I think that you need to consider what you mean by delusional thinking. I come from a background in mental health care and I am sure that your understanding of delusional thinking would not fit into the psychiatric model.
As far as the left and right brain hemispheres are concerned, I think that Gilchrist's ideas on the need to balance the left and right hemispheres, to incorporate logic, feeling and imagination are important. But, surely, with the best epistemological methods 'truth' is subjectively realised, and it is hard to come to a universal understanding of truth. For example, for some people the idea of God makes sense whereas for others that is a form of absurd reasoning. Our knowledge does seem connected to so many factors in our individual lives.
So, you acknowledge my point is well-taken, but don't plan to change your approach. Is that correct?
Epistemology... let me simply say that for me, thinking and use of words are only useful if one is unaware of what lies behind a word, or a behavior? To conduct proper Psychotherapy one must deal with the I-MIND which is entirely Invisible to the brain. The point being, words are the lowest level of comprehension, and they also lack Truth [which is an absolute]. Therefore, I believe that one's faculty of Intuition, which is part of one's Soul, is a much more effective means of Knowing. Peace
This came to me as I was sat here living my useful life:
"epistemology = degrees of belief in the logic in nature through the logic in our heads"
The human race were taught by bad authorities over the last 30 years to stop using inference and to no longer have a thirst for knowledge.