Psychologie système YPARCHO

October 30, 2024

THE MECHANISM OF IMAGINATION.

The mechanism of imagination produces images: this set is called: THE IMAGINARY.

As seen previously, certain circumstances in the evolution of the elements of the natural system necessitate the protection of the ELM element by means of the protection mechanism.

The human being will withdraw into their bubble; their perceptual mechanism will slightly deactivate until it malfunctions. The human being perceives almost nothing from the outside, and their imagination mechanism comes into play, producing images, whatever they may be.

These images are designed to divert human attention toward something reassuring, something not found in the natural system at the moment of the destabilizing situation.

By reassuring, we mean data that feeds the mechanisms, which are usual data.

When this data is exceptional, it causes the mechanisms to malfunction by disrupting their operating rhythm.

The human being will create a calming situation, but this calming situation does not exist naturally: this is what Yπ, ILLUSION, calls.

IMAGINATION —> IMAGES = IMAGINARY.

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High HYPOTHESIS:

The data that feeds the human imagination mechanism comes directly from the natural system that uses the breath circuit.

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The images produced will be used to supply all the mechanisms that are active during these tumultuous circumstances.

These mechanisms will therefore be supplied with data that does not exist, but which will be calming.

Since the mechanisms of perception are malfunctioning, they will perceive imaginary data and translate it into natural or real data (without any correspondence between the imaginary data and the natural system).

The human being will thus find themselves in a calming situation, meaning that all their mechanisms will return to their natural rhythm, and slowly they will all function normally again.

The mechanism of imagination uses white memory, mem¹, as a data center for the creation of images through the assembly of this data.