If the physical virtual reality we are living in has “constraints” based on the laws of nature (physics, biology, etc), how is it possible for certain individuals to “see” subtle energies (such as an aura) which, I am assuming, fall outside the spectrum of “visible” light, if their human eye has to conform to the constraints imposed by their physical bodies (in this case the limitation of the human eye to only be able to access a certain range of light frequencies)? In order for these individuals to be able to see these energies, are they "changing" the properties and capabilities of their human eye and, therefore, removing the constraint that would prevent them from receiving that information as "visible" light? If not, what is the mechanism used by these individuals to be able to “see” the aura and, at the same time, keep operating under the constraints imposed by the biology of their human eye? . . . Thanks

My understanding is that the aura data is blended with your typical PMR data stream. That data does not have to follow the PMR rule set, since you are in an altered state of consciousness (not 100% focused in just PMR). The mechanism used is Intent to request the data.

For myself, I've seen borders but I've had to go into an altered state through meditation. I also frequently experience a blend of PMR and NPMR data while waking up from a dream.

This type of "mixed" data stream can be used or explain more than just auras, but also ghosts, angels, aliens, etc.

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Mike

Thanks for your response Mike. It really helped!
Does the same apply to phenomena such as levitation or flying?
Also, what determines whether an event is impossible (i.e. not allowed under the PMR rule set) vs highly improbable (although not entirely impossible)?
Can the power of INTENT make a highly improbable event (such as levitation) manifest in this physical reality? If not, are there any circumstances under which an "anomaly" (i.e. exception of the PMR rule set) is allowed? If anomalies are allowed, what conditions would need to be met for those anomalies to happen?
Thanks again.

Levitation or flying is a bit different, because other people could be involved. An aura is personal (subject) data sent to you, whereas a levitating person (object) could be seen by more than just you.

If you are talking about your physical body flying (or other anomalies) by breaking the PMR rule-set, then it would have to obey the psi-uncertainty principle in order for it to occur. Have you read all of MBT? It goes into great detail about the principle there. But basically, anomalies are more likely to occur in private than in public. That's because the integrity of the PMR rule-set has to seem consistent for the majority of the beings incarnated here, in order to make this a useful virtual reality trainer. Exceptions are allowed in special circumstances (where there is enough uncertainty) in order to help individual beings see the true nature of this reality when they are ready for that knowledge.

So you are more likely going to be able to fly in the privacy of your own home (by using your Intent) where no one sees you than out in public. If you made the claim that you can fly, then no one would believe you until you did it in front of them (and then of course it wouldn't be allowed - unless the observers would benefit from the observation!).

In general though, most people aren't ready to see anomalies like that. Generally, things like synchronicity and other subtle coincidences may start someone to investigate the true nature of reality. If the rules of physics could be broken very easily and by anyone, then our reality wouldn't be as "buttoned down", consistent, or reliable. Beings extant here wouldn't take existence as seriously (similar to driving a car in a video game when compared to driving for "real"), and might even use their power of manipulation to harm others (think of Voodoo but much worse).

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Hi mbt001,

The human eye is almost entirely irrelevant, the aura one observe is not actual light reflected in the VR, but NPMR information that is overlaid to our visual perception. You do not really see with your eyes either, it's happening in the brain. Since it's a constraint of the brain, and not the eyes, it easily falls within of what is possible.

There are many possibilities, see this post of Tom:

"Hello Cherie,

Good to have you in the discussion group.

I first noticed "borders" many years ago -- within a month or two of borders I was seeing colored auras (The "emotional body" on the "astral plane' to use Hindu metaphors) -- just dimly and intermittent at first, but within a few weeks, more steadily and more under control. It's basically the same thing that you and the others are now doing with borders -- you just need to focus your intent a little more precisely. Think of a person inside of a large translucent colored cloud in the shape of an Easter egg; intend that the colors represent the emotional energy body of the person your intent is attempting to observe. The person need not be physically present -- but that a physical presence may help focus your intent in the beginning by simplifying the complexity of your intent. Or when sitting in a darkened movie theater, intend to see the emotional energy bodies of everyone at once -- that's a colorful sight -- I believe that was the circumstance wherein I first noticed the astral energy-body. After you have that one down, focus your intent to see the light patterns that represent an individual's spiritual quality. If interpreting colors and structural form is not your thing (makes a poor metaphor for you to work with, just request the data to be displayed in the graphical form of your choice (color graphics are fine but black and white work as well -- not so pretty or elegantly displayed, nor can it show as detailed information as a full color picture, but it is functional. It will take you a long time to figure out what it all means but that is what exploration is all about. Have fun." viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2014&p=3666&#p3666

For you second question, (in addition to Mike's answer) do a search for "PSI uncertainty principle" or "PUP", it has been discussed extensively on the board, there should be posts answering your question and more.

Mike and Specialis_sapientia - thank you both for your responses and for mentioning the "PSI uncertainty principle" in your explanation. I need to get more familiar with that concept . . . Thanks again!