Wednesday, September 30, 2015
SM-X files
The archetypes that lie within the collective unconscious of homo sapien sapiens and other related humanoids, show various faces yet remain homogenized and recognized with ease. The pantheons of numerous cultures, despite lacking evidence of physical contact, show a significant amount of correlations and parallels.
The current attention towards the transmission of culture via memes lends its scientific framework to an otherwise esoteric body of knowledge and experiential data. Though the comfortable stripping of spiritual gloss leaves the sociologist with a theory, the applications of said information accumulates without a proposition towards use.
The influence of memes upon the masses are most often coupled with the familiar methods of media, the rise and fall of trends and fashions, technological advances, and even political fads. The work of Susan Blackmore has been further supported by research on mirror neurons. Essentially, the replication of memes advances an effect upon the cultural evolution of humans. From Blackmore's perspective, the replication of memes is in order for human beings to facilitate them. I propose the possibility that memes replicate to facilitate human beings. Homo sapian sapiens are a host for cultural evolution.
This idea is not new nor unknown to modernity. This information remains prominent within the mystic and occult traditions. Even in the later works of the widely accepted psychologist Carl Jung. He indicated a perennial essence that constituted a dominant position within collective consciousness provided some sort of wellspring. Julius Evola wrote extensively on this from a fascinating angle.
Praeterintelligence?
Access to the neuro-genetic circuit or morphogenetic circuit. The correspondence between the archaic symbols, and the link between the semantic circuit (3) and the mythic intelligence circuit (7) within the eight circuit model of consciousness provide further exploration.
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