Field Mind Theory: Reframing the Brain as a Receiver of a Non-Local Mind Field (The Interface, Part 2)

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Consciousness may come from a wider, non-local mind field and the brain could be only a receiver, not a producer, so what we experience as thoughts and perceptions might be interactions with a larger mind field beyond our biology, with the field’s workings unclear but potentially reshaping how we understand contact experiences and UAP phenomena.

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Field Mind Theory: The Brain as Receiver, Not Generator

Consciousness may not be produced by the brain—but tuned into by it. What does this mean for contact, perception, and UAP phenomena?