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I am asking to spread awareness.

In my experience, I observed Chanting is a way to understand how our dhyaan shifts from our own thoughts to present moment. When we do naam Jaap, we are forcing intentional thoughts over fear induced thoughts. We suppress our emotions like anxiety, stress, fear or insecurity by repeating some name or mantra… We get conscious when we do Chanting. When I noticed how my mind shifts its attention from fear/stress inducing thoughts to Naam jaap and then I realized its true essence.
Naam Jaap is lens which helps us to notice the shift of dhyaan from our own unconscious thoughts to conscious thoughts.

When one starts noticing the shift of dhyaan, one can shift its attention consciously without any technique. When one consciously move their dhyaan to present moment then one can find solutions of their problems/find joy/ experience existence/ experience bliss/ experience how it feels to be alive.

So Naam jaap can help one to notice what dhyaan is, and dhyaan gives wisdom to live life.

In my experience, I observed Chanting is a way to understand how our dhyaan shifts from our own thoughts to present moment. When we do naam Jaap, we are forcing intentional thoughts over fear induced thoughts. We suppress our emotions like anxiety, stress, fear or insecurity by repeating some name or mantra… We get conscious when we do Chanting. When I noticed how my mind shifts its attention from fear/stress inducing thoughts to Naam jaap and then I realized its true essence.
Naam Jaap is lens which helps us to notice the shift of dhyaan from our own unconscious thoughts to conscious thoughts.

When one starts noticing the shift of dhyaan, one can shift its attention consciously without any technique. When one consciously move their dhyaan to present moment then one can find solutions of their problems/find joy/ experience existence/ experience bliss/ experience how it feels to be alive.

So Naam jaap can help one to notice what dhyaan is, and dhyaan gives wisdom to live life.

It is a myth that only Name Chanting (Naam Jaap) will work in Kalyug. The true reason behind this is simply that in Kalyug, a human's ability to think and understand will become very short.
In Kalyug, humans will become very short-sighted and less patient, which is why Name Chanting was suggested as the only practical technique. Because people are short-sighted, they do not take ownership of their lives and blame others for their problems.
That is why Name Chanting becomes a good technique instead of taking ownership, a person surrenders everything to something higher. And from this surrender, a feeling of devotion (Bhakti) can wake up inside a seeker.
In Kalyug, there is a lack of love. So, Name Chanting is also necessary to bring devotion into a person and to maintain love and compassion in society. But such awareness in Kalyug is rare and an exception.
Therefore, the true purpose of Name Chanting is not just depending on it, but changing that dependency into surrender, and transforming that surrender into true devotion.

AOR : 19th Feb
BIL : 24th April
Medical Updated : 4th June
ADR: 4th June
ADR Submitted: 26th June
PFL: 29th June
PFL submitted: 1July

No update after that

Anxious after seeing MARCH AOR getting ECOPR.

Introduction: The Synthesis

Yeh granth us yatra ka varnan hai jahan humne Quantum Physics ki guththiyon ko vedantic satya ke saath joada. Hamara mool nishkarsh yeh hai: "Universe alag nahi hai, hum observer ke roop mein ise alag kar rahe hain."

Chapter 1: The Quantum Foundation (Nature of Reality)
Topic: Quantum Mechanics aur Multiverse.
Core Question: Quantum world kaise behave karta hai?
Logic:
Superposition: Har insaan tab tak "multiple futures" jeeta hai jab tak woh apna 'Swadharma' na chune. Wave function tabhi collapse hota hai jab selection (choice) hota hai.
Wave-Particle Duality: Quantum objects tab tak wave hain jab tak unhe observe na kiya jaye. Observation hi reality ko particle mein bandhti hai.
Entanglement: Everything is interconnected. Ek particle mein badlav universe ke kisi bhi kone mein turant effect dikha sakta hai—yahi 'Oneness' ka physical proof hai.

Chapter 2: The Ego’s Measurement Problem (The Duality)
Topic: Observer effect aur Ego ka role.
Core Question: Observation reality ko kaise badalti hai?
Logic:
Measurement Problem: Jab tak "I" (Ego) hai, tab tak 'Observer' aur 'Observed' ka separation hai. Yahi ego wave ko particle mein badalne ka zimmedar hai.
Shiva-Shakti Dynamic: Shakti (Energy/Material) aur Shiva (Consciousness) ka milan. Purush (Male) ke liye "dikhna" (Material) primary hai, stri (Female/Shakti) ke liye "bhav" (Energy) primary hai. Separation tabhi khatam hota hai jab yeh dono ek ho jate hain.

Chapter 3: Entropy, Friction, and Swadharma
Topic: Thermodynamics vs. Human Behavior.
Core Question: Universe mein entropy (chaos) kyu hai?
Logic:
Friction is Ego: Entropy universe ka intrinsic gunn nahi hai, balki insaan ke 'Reactive' hone ka natija hai.
Swadharma = Harmony: Jab har insaan apne Swadharma (natural orbit) mein hota hai, toh system "friction-less" ho jata hai. Conflict khatam hone se entropy (energy loss) zero ho jati hai.
Reactive vs. Proactive: Reactive hona General Relativity (Material slavery) hai; Proactive (Swadharma) hona Quantum Consciousness hai.

Chapter 4: The Relativity of Vastness
Topic: Time, Space, aur Observer.
Core Question: Universe itna vast aur expanding kyu dikhta hai?
Logic:
Scale of Consciousness: Ek cheenti, ek insaan, aur ek microorganism ke liye universe ki size aur time alag hai. Time and Space absolute nahi, relative hain.
The Projection: Universe expand nahi ho raha, humari separation (separation from the source) expand ho rahi hai. Hum jitna measure karenge, universe utna hi vast aur finite dikhega.
Static Reality: Meditative state mein universe static aur complete dikhta hai, kyunki wahan "Measurement" (Separation) khatam ho jati hai.

Chapter 5: The Technological Singularity (Future Evolution)
Topic: Future of Consciousness and Technology.
Core Question: Kya insaan aur machine ek ho jayenge?
Logic:
Consciousness as a Bridge: Future mein insaan machine banayega nahi, balki machine insaan ki consciousness ka vistar (extension) hogi.
Zero-Loss Energy: Hum fuel/battery par nirbhar nahi rahenge. Insaan "Existence ka bridge" ban kar energy ko bina kisi loss (entropy) ke convert karega.
The Goal-less Tech: Jab technology seek (material gain) ke liye nahi, balki existence ke flow mein hogi, tab nature apne secrets khud open karega.
Epilogue: The Return to Source
Humara antim nishkarsh yeh hai ki:

1. Seeker hi Material hai: Jab tak hum 'seek' kar rahe hain, hum material reality mein phasenge.
2. Being is Truth: Jab hum "Existence" ban jate hain, barrier khatam ho jate hain.
3. The Ultimate State: Hum kuch samay ke liye "exist" karte hain, phir wapas Existence mein vilay (dissolve) ho jate hain.

Our inside world shapes our outside reality. This is THE TRUTH.

Have you ever thought about what your destiny is? What makes your life and this world? How does everything work? Who controls your life is it you, God, or the people around you?

I had all these questions in mind too, and I ended up realizing something unbelievable. In ancient philosophy, there were common phrases all around the world regarding life. Interestingly, the knowledge of existence was shared around the globe at every point in history in its own way. The truth has been the same since the start of time and existence; there are infinite possibilities to find the same truth in different words.

In my experience, I am realizing the real truth and the functionality of this world which has been told by many people in the past. Ancient philosophy always emphasizes specific statements, like living in the moment, egoless behaviour, a blissful life, and blind trust in existence.

Do you believe there is something far beyond our understanding that can’t be told by words or seen by eyes, but can only be experienced? But why can one only experience it?

The human body is controlled by the brain; we all know that. Still, we believe we are the human body, not the brain. The brain is responsible for making us feel all pain, sorrow, strength, weakness, hunger, anger, cravings, and many more emotions. Our body does not feel anything; it just sends signals to the brain. The brain has the power to turn signals into experiences. It is more like a biological machine, a robot made by nature. This nature governs certain rules, one of which is the law of conservation of energy. For life to exist, it needs a way to convert energy from one form to another; in simple words, to live, it needs food. At that moment, living beings developed two basic nervous systems: one to find food and the other to rest. In modern science, these are called the sympathetic nervous system and the parasympathetic nervous system. We humans also have these nervous systems, which came along from the roots of existence.

Life has been evolving throughout time and created humans, who have the most advanced brains. This is the main reason I believe we are the brain, not the body, but it is not as simple as that. Apart from the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, the human body has a more complex system directed by different parts of the brain. The human brain has a limbic system, a prefrontal cortex (PFC), and an anterior cingulate cortex (ACC); these are the most advanced biological parts.

These parts have their own functions. The limbic system supports survival; it is responsible for keeping itself alive, the core principle of existence. Whereas the prefrontal cortex gives us logical power to develop a suitable and sustainable living environment. Both are working to keep life going; the limbic system runs on emotion while the PFC is more advanced and runs on logic. That is what we all know, but it is incomplete.

The human brain has a third major part called the anterior cingulate cortex. Technically, the ACC is the boss. The limbic system reports emotionally driven signals to the ACC, the ACC asks the PFC to find a logical solution, and then the ACC decides the final reaction of the body as well as the brain. The ACC is running a company where the ACC is the CEO and the rest are working for it. Again, it is not the complete truth. Practically, the ACC, PFC, and limbic system are three different entities. Generally, whichever has a stronger neural network controls the final reaction. The strength of different regions depends entirely on how often that part is used. One person might be more emotionally driven because their limbic system has developed a stronger neural network, while another who lives more on facts and outcomes has a stronger PFC. Although none of them are complete or work independently, both create problems in life in their own way. One brings too much comfort and keeps itself dwelled in memories. On the other side, the PFC keeps itself running without rest to achieve better, greater, and more security. In other words, the limbic system keeps us in a constant survival threat, and the PFC keeps the brain in a state of insecurity. In both conditions, the brain induces stress and dissatisfaction in life.

Still, the ACC is the one that forwards requests to the body. It works bidirectionally. Generally, there is “Bottom-to-Top” neural control, where body senses are stimulated by the surroundings and send signals to the brain; then the limbic system and PFC start fighting to send signals to the ACC, and the ACC gives the final verdict. I did not understand: when the ACC is the final judge passing the sentence, why is it dependent on others?

In “Top-to-Bottom” neural control, the ACC is the source of the signal and gives commands to everyone else. This gives the ACC enormous power to control each and everything in the human body. In this case, the origin of the signal is the ACC, and the rest of the body follows accordingly. But how is this possible?

In ancient philosophy, it is emphasized to maintain a balance between two polarities. When one balances the limbic system and the PFC, the ACC gets activated. To understand it, we should take reference from Vedic wisdom, where the limbic system is wired with the Surya Nadi (Pingala Nadi/sympathetic nervous system) to provide power, along with the PFC, which is connected to the Chandra Nadi (Ida Nadi/parasympathetic nervous system) to provide direction to life. This happens when both are balanced and not fighting each other. Another way to describe it is that it happens when the ACC neural network takes control to keep the limbic system and PFC balanced or suppressed. This is called Top-Down Neural Control. This explains that the inside world shapes outside reality.

The ACC is associated with the Sushumna Nadi (central nervous system), and it has Von Economo Neurons (VENs), also known as spindle neurons. Spindle neurons are the world’s best quantum processors. These neurons are large and process information lightning-fast; it is believed that they are the most suitable for quantum processing. I realized the same in my experience: when the ACC takes control, it receives quantum signals from existence/consciousness. This explains how the ACC works. In Bottom-to-Top neural control, the ACC reacts to its surroundings, which means the ACC has no connection to consciousness and acts on external stimulation. In simple language, the outside world sends signals to the brain through sensory organs, and the ACC interprets and reacts accordingly. This means whatever is happening outside the body is forcing your brain to shape your internal thoughts. This concludes that in Top-to-Bottom neural control, where the ACC is receiving quantum signals from consciousness, those signals are the primary source of ACC actions. In this case, the ACC is not reacting or resonating with scenarios that have already happened but is becoming the origin of unique actions. This explains everything. The ACC neural network develops in parallel with what has been told in ancient philosophy. For example, Krishna explained a similar concept through the chariot, where the chariot is the body, the horses are the senses, the rope is the limbic system, and the driver (or the master) is the Soul/ACC.

At first, the ACC believed it was the body and got attached to topics, emotions, and thoughts, which made it the Drishya (the seen). When it realized it was not only the body and started observing its own thoughts, it acted as the Drashta (the observer). At this stage, it keeps developing more and more spindle neuron networks; later, it starts receiving subtle quantum signals from the universe and acts as the Atma (Soul). In this stage, the ACC can receive quantum signals from the universe and send them back to shape the universe. At the end, when the ACC develops enough spindle neurons to rewrite the PFC and limbic system neural networks, it breaks its boundary and becomes one with consciousness. At this last stage, the brain gets tuned with absolute consciousness.

In my experience, I found that ancient civilizations knew this and explained it in their own words. They described their experiences through philosophy; in our time, we rely on science. Science is the materialistic search for existence, while ancient civilizations understood it through experience.

This is Gyaan Yoga, as Ashtavakra shared it with Raja Janak in his own words. Similarly, Krishna told Arjun, and the same is described in Advaita Vedanta. Shiva expressed the same concept to Parvati, just as existence talked to all prophets in history. Buddha realized the same truth, Jesus was talking about the exact same God, and we all are that same God without realization.

Our inside world shapes our outside reality. This is THE TRUTH.

Have you ever thought about what your destiny is? What makes your life and this world? How does everything work? Who controls your life is it you, God, or the people around you?

I had all these questions in mind too, and I ended up realizing something unbelievable. In ancient philosophy, there were common phrases all around the world regarding life. Interestingly, the knowledge of existence was shared around the globe at every point in history in its own way. The truth has been the same since the start of time and existence; there are infinite possibilities to find the same truth in different words.

In my experience, I am realizing the real truth and the functionality of this world which has been told by many people in the past. Ancient philosophy always emphasizes specific statements, like living in the moment, egoless behaviour, a blissful life, and blind trust in existence.

Do you believe there is something far beyond our understanding that can’t be told by words or seen by eyes, but can only be experienced? But why can one only experience it?

The human body is controlled by the brain; we all know that. Still, we believe we are the human body, not the brain. The brain is responsible for making us feel all pain, sorrow, strength, weakness, hunger, anger, cravings, and many more emotions. Our body does not feel anything; it just sends signals to the brain. The brain has the power to turn signals into experiences. It is more like a biological machine, a robot made by nature. This nature governs certain rules, one of which is the law of conservation of energy. For life to exist, it needs a way to convert energy from one form to another; in simple words, to live, it needs food. At that moment, living beings developed two basic nervous systems: one to find food and the other to rest. In modern science, these are called the sympathetic nervous system and the parasympathetic nervous system. We humans also have these nervous systems, which came along from the roots of existence.

Life has been evolving throughout time and created humans, who have the most advanced brains. This is the main reason I believe we are the brain, not the body, but it is not as simple as that. Apart from the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, the human body has a more complex system directed by different parts of the brain. The human brain has a limbic system, a prefrontal cortex (PFC), and an anterior cingulate cortex (ACC); these are the most advanced biological parts.

These parts have their own functions. The limbic system supports survival; it is responsible for keeping itself alive, the core principle of existence. Whereas the prefrontal cortex gives us logical power to develop a suitable and sustainable living environment. Both are working to keep life going; the limbic system runs on emotion while the PFC is more advanced and runs on logic. That is what we all know, but it is incomplete.

The human brain has a third major part called the anterior cingulate cortex. Technically, the ACC is the boss. The limbic system reports emotionally driven signals to the ACC, the ACC asks the PFC to find a logical solution, and then the ACC decides the final reaction of the body as well as the brain. The ACC is running a company where the ACC is the CEO and the rest are working for it. Again, it is not the complete truth. Practically, the ACC, PFC, and limbic system are three different entities. Generally, whichever has a stronger neural network controls the final reaction. The strength of different regions depends entirely on how often that part is used. One person might be more emotionally driven because their limbic system has developed a stronger neural network, while another who lives more on facts and outcomes has a stronger PFC. Although none of them are complete or work independently, both create problems in life in their own way. One brings too much comfort and keeps itself dwelled in memories. On the other side, the PFC keeps itself running without rest to achieve better, greater, and more security. In other words, the limbic system keeps us in a constant survival threat, and the PFC keeps the brain in a state of insecurity. In both conditions, the brain induces stress and dissatisfaction in life.

Still, the ACC is the one that forwards requests to the body. It works bidirectionally. Generally, there is “Bottom-to-Top” neural control, where body senses are stimulated by the surroundings and send signals to the brain; then the limbic system and PFC start fighting to send signals to the ACC, and the ACC gives the final verdict. I did not understand: when the ACC is the final judge passing the sentence, why is it dependent on others?

In “Top-to-Bottom” neural control, the ACC is the source of the signal and gives commands to everyone else. This gives the ACC enormous power to control each and everything in the human body. In this case, the origin of the signal is the ACC, and the rest of the body follows accordingly. But how is this possible?

In ancient philosophy, it is emphasized to maintain a balance between two polarities. When one balances the limbic system and the PFC, the ACC gets activated. To understand it, we should take reference from Vedic wisdom, where the limbic system is wired with the Surya Nadi (Pingala Nadi/sympathetic nervous system) to provide power, along with the PFC, which is connected to the Chandra Nadi (Ida Nadi/parasympathetic nervous system) to provide direction to life. This happens when both are balanced and not fighting each other. Another way to describe it is that it happens when the ACC neural network takes control to keep the limbic system and PFC balanced or suppressed. This is called Top-Down Neural Control. This explains that the inside world shapes outside reality.

The ACC is associated with the Sushumna Nadi (central nervous system), and it has Von Economo Neurons (VENs), also known as spindle neurons. Spindle neurons are the world’s best quantum processors. These neurons are large and process information lightning-fast; it is believed that they are the most suitable for quantum processing. I realized the same in my experience: when the ACC takes control, it receives quantum signals from existence/consciousness. This explains how the ACC works. In Bottom-to-Top neural control, the ACC reacts to its surroundings, which means the ACC has no connection to consciousness and acts on external stimulation. In simple language, the outside world sends signals to the brain through sensory organs, and the ACC interprets and reacts accordingly. This means whatever is happening outside the body is forcing your brain to shape your internal thoughts. This concludes that in Top-to-Bottom neural control, where the ACC is receiving quantum signals from consciousness, those signals are the primary source of ACC actions. In this case, the ACC is not reacting or resonating with scenarios that have already happened but is becoming the origin of unique actions. This explains everything. The ACC neural network develops in parallel with what has been told in ancient philosophy. For example, Krishna explained a similar concept through the chariot, where the chariot is the body, the horses are the senses, the rope is the limbic system, and the driver (or the master) is the Soul/ACC.

At first, the ACC believed it was the body and got attached to topics, emotions, and thoughts, which made it the Drishya (the seen). When it realized it was not only the body and started observing its own thoughts, it acted as the Drashta (the observer). At this stage, it keeps developing more and more spindle neuron networks; later, it starts receiving subtle quantum signals from the universe and acts as the Atma (Soul). In this stage, the ACC can receive quantum signals from the universe and send them back to shape the universe. At the end, when the ACC develops enough spindle neurons to rewrite the PFC and limbic system neural networks, it breaks its boundary and becomes one with consciousness. At this last stage, the brain gets tuned with absolute consciousness.

In my experience, I found that ancient civilizations knew this and explained it in their own words. They described their experiences through philosophy; in our time, we rely on science. Science is the materialistic search for existence, while ancient civilizations understood it through experience.

This is Gyaan Yoga, as Ashtavakra shared it with Raja Janak in his own words. Similarly, Krishna told Arjun, and the same is described in Advaita Vedanta. Shiva expressed the same concept to Parvati, just as existence talked to all prophets in history. Buddha realized the same truth, Jesus was talking about the exact same God, and we all are that same God without realization.

Our inside world shapes our outside reality. This is THE TRUTH.

Have you ever thought about what your destiny is? What makes your life and this world? How does everything work? Who controls your life is it you, God, or the people around you?

I had all these questions in mind too, and I ended up realizing something unbelievable. In ancient philosophy, there were common phrases all around the world regarding life. Interestingly, the knowledge of existence was shared around the globe at every point in history in its own way. The truth has been the same since the start of time and existence; there are infinite possibilities to find the same truth in different words.

In my experience, I am realizing the real truth and the functionality of this world which has been told by many people in the past. Ancient philosophy always emphasizes specific statements, like living in the moment, egoless behaviour, a blissful life, and blind trust in existence.

Do you believe there is something far beyond our understanding that can’t be told by words or seen by eyes, but can only be experienced? But why can one only experience it?

The human body is controlled by the brain; we all know that. Still, we believe we are the human body, not the brain. The brain is responsible for making us feel all pain, sorrow, strength, weakness, hunger, anger, cravings, and many more emotions. Our body does not feel anything; it just sends signals to the brain. The brain has the power to turn signals into experiences. It is more like a biological machine, a robot made by nature. This nature governs certain rules, one of which is the law of conservation of energy. For life to exist, it needs a way to convert energy from one form to another; in simple words, to live, it needs food. At that moment, living beings developed two basic nervous systems: one to find food and the other to rest. In modern science, these are called the sympathetic nervous system and the parasympathetic nervous system. We humans also have these nervous systems, which came along from the roots of existence.

Life has been evolving throughout time and created humans, who have the most advanced brains. This is the main reason I believe we are the brain, not the body, but it is not as simple as that. Apart from the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, the human body has a more complex system directed by different parts of the brain. The human brain has a limbic system, a prefrontal cortex (PFC), and an anterior cingulate cortex (ACC); these are the most advanced biological parts.

These parts have their own functions. The limbic system supports survival; it is responsible for keeping itself alive, the core principle of existence. Whereas the prefrontal cortex gives us logical power to develop a suitable and sustainable living environment. Both are working to keep life going; the limbic system runs on emotion while the PFC is more advanced and runs on logic. That is what we all know, but it is incomplete.

The human brain has a third major part called the anterior cingulate cortex. Technically, the ACC is the boss. The limbic system reports emotionally driven signals to the ACC, the ACC asks the PFC to find a logical solution, and then the ACC decides the final reaction of the body as well as the brain. The ACC is running a company where the ACC is the CEO and the rest are working for it. Again, it is not the complete truth. Practically, the ACC, PFC, and limbic system are three different entities. Generally, whichever has a stronger neural network controls the final reaction. The strength of different regions depends entirely on how often that part is used. One person might be more emotionally driven because their limbic system has developed a stronger neural network, while another who lives more on facts and outcomes has a stronger PFC. Although none of them are complete or work independently, both create problems in life in their own way. One brings too much comfort and keeps itself dwelled in memories. On the other side, the PFC keeps itself running without rest to achieve better, greater, and more security. In other words, the limbic system keeps us in a constant survival threat, and the PFC keeps the brain in a state of insecurity. In both conditions, the brain induces stress and dissatisfaction in life.

Still, the ACC is the one that forwards requests to the body. It works bidirectionally. Generally, there is “Bottom-to-Top” neural control, where body senses are stimulated by the surroundings and send signals to the brain; then the limbic system and PFC start fighting to send signals to the ACC, and the ACC gives the final verdict. I did not understand: when the ACC is the final judge passing the sentence, why is it dependent on others?

In “Top-to-Bottom” neural control, the ACC is the source of the signal and gives commands to everyone else. This gives the ACC enormous power to control each and everything in the human body. In this case, the origin of the signal is the ACC, and the rest of the body follows accordingly. But how is this possible?

In ancient philosophy, it is emphasized to maintain a balance between two polarities. When one balances the limbic system and the PFC, the ACC gets activated. To understand it, we should take reference from Vedic wisdom, where the limbic system is wired with the Surya Nadi (Pingala Nadi/sympathetic nervous system) to provide power, along with the PFC, which is connected to the Chandra Nadi (Ida Nadi/parasympathetic nervous system) to provide direction to life. This happens when both are balanced and not fighting each other. Another way to describe it is that it happens when the ACC neural network takes control to keep the limbic system and PFC balanced or suppressed. This is called Top-Down Neural Control. This explains that the inside world shapes outside reality.

The ACC is associated with the Sushumna Nadi (central nervous system), and it has Von Economo Neurons (VENs), also known as spindle neurons. Spindle neurons are the world’s best quantum processors. These neurons are large and process information lightning-fast; it is believed that they are the most suitable for quantum processing. I realized the same in my experience: when the ACC takes control, it receives quantum signals from existence/consciousness. This explains how the ACC works. In Bottom-to-Top neural control, the ACC reacts to its surroundings, which means the ACC has no connection to consciousness and acts on external stimulation. In simple language, the outside world sends signals to the brain through sensory organs, and the ACC interprets and reacts accordingly. This means whatever is happening outside the body is forcing your brain to shape your internal thoughts. This concludes that in Top-to-Bottom neural control, where the ACC is receiving quantum signals from consciousness, those signals are the primary source of ACC actions. In this case, the ACC is not reacting or resonating with scenarios that have already happened but is becoming the origin of unique actions. This explains everything. The ACC neural network develops in parallel with what has been told in ancient philosophy. For example, Krishna explained a similar concept through the chariot, where the chariot is the body, the horses are the senses, the rope is the limbic system, and the driver (or the master) is the Soul/ACC.

At first, the ACC believed it was the body and got attached to topics, emotions, and thoughts, which made it the Drishya (the seen). When it realized it was not only the body and started observing its own thoughts, it acted as the Drashta (the observer). At this stage, it keeps developing more and more spindle neuron networks; later, it starts receiving subtle quantum signals from the universe and acts as the Atma (Soul). In this stage, the ACC can receive quantum signals from the universe and send them back to shape the universe. At the end, when the ACC develops enough spindle neurons to rewrite the PFC and limbic system neural networks, it breaks its boundary and becomes one with consciousness. At this last stage, the brain gets tuned with absolute consciousness.

In my experience, I found that ancient civilizations knew this and explained it in their own words. They described their experiences through philosophy; in our time, we rely on science. Science is the materialistic search for existence, while ancient civilizations understood it through experience.

This is Gyaan Yoga, as Ashtavakra shared it with Raja Janak in his own words. Similarly, Krishna told Arjun, and the same is described in Advaita Vedanta. Shiva expressed the same concept to Parvati, just as existence talked to all prophets in history. Buddha realized the same truth, Jesus was talking about the exact same God, and we all are that same God without realization.