The Brain Barrier in the Room, Part 3

What we didn’t know we knew

The brain barrier inhibits consciousness expansion. Perceptual capacities are also subdued by ego-bias and conditioned default mode control. But the brain barrier signifies more than psychological or physical restrictions of higher consciousness neural processing. Our comprehension of the brain barrier reveals the necessity for consciousness evolution.

The brain barrier embodies the ego-bias filtering that engages reality through programmed patterns and self-referential frameworks. This creates a pre-conditioned "faux reality tunnel vision" through which we perceive, interpret, and respond to the flow of sensory information or observations (see my article, Observation as First Cause, Part 1). The essential consideration lies in how expanded consciousness operates beyond these brain barrier constraints.

Several key processes establish the mechanisms through which consciousness transcends the brain barrier.

1. Removing the biased-conditioned filters

This is a systematic reduction of ego-bias processing that releases conditioned interpretive patterns and opens the pathway to direct, unfiltered perception.

The biased perceptual filter is like looking through multiple layers of colored glass. Each layer represents a filter:

· ego-bias interpretation

· conditioned pattern-based recognition

· selective memory-based comparison

· bias-conditioned emotional responses

The conditioned bias exclusion process involves systematically recognizing and releasing these filters. The goal is to achieve unhindered vision by recognizing bias-filtering in action, eliminating conditioned interpretation responses, and activating our unfiltered, “as is” observation capability.

2. “As-is” Observation

This represents the power of perceiving reality “as is,”—our observations and critical thinking operate independent of ego-bias processing.

As bias-conditioned filters fall away, we effortlessly distinguish the energetic structure of our observations, accessing the reality that was previously obscured.

The key insight is that when the bias-conditioned filters dissolve, direct perception naturally emerges. We don't need to create light. We need to disperse the brain barrier framework that’s blocking the light.

3. Integration Process

The integration process represents the critical difference between transient conditions and permanent development of expanded consciousness. As consciousness practitioners, we’re not holding onto past experiences. We’re developing our capacity to express within a continuum of expanded consciousness interactions. As progressing practitioners:

· we perceive how we gradually express as expanded consciousness

· we recognize the energetic qualities and characteristics of our observations

· we develop the capacity to detect discrete emotions that stimulate influencing energy patterns

Expanded consciousness becomes the holistic way of operating—a new default mode network that integrates human beings into the constructs of deepest insight, guidance, knowledge, and wisdom (the four imperatives). The four imperatives emerge as a new operating system, replacing the ego-based default-mode network that once filtered our line of sight to reality.

Insight becomes our primary receptor, receiving clear, unfiltered information directly from the unified consciousness field. Guidance flows naturally as an intuitive compass for our critical thinking process and resulting decisions. Knowledge serves as a direct-access portal to truth within the unified consciousness field, while Wisdom integrates and synthesizes the other three imperatives to flawlessly guide us through our expanded consciousness evolution.