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Daniel Towers
Scribbler, Doodler and Mystical Noodler...
“I grew up in an extremely superstitious environment, a mixture of both orthodox religious and dark pagan beliefs, and was witness to a large number of u...ver maisScribbler, Doodler and Mystical Noodler...
“I grew up in an extremely superstitious environment, a mixture of both orthodox religious and dark pagan beliefs, and was witness to a large number of unusual events, what most people would call “supernatural.” Early on I understood there were “unseen” forces at work in even the simplest of things and actually “felt” them when they were either unusually strong or my “subconscious” was more aware. Attempting to explain my experiences, even to myself, seemed futile. At age 15, I began studying Philosophy, Esotericism, Mysticism and was eventually led back to the principles of Modern Physics — Particle Theory, Relativity, Quantum Physics, etc. — and then “back down” to ordinary human perception. I used logic to analyze my perceptions with respect to Space and my ordinary experience of Time and soon discovered my conception of the external world was actually illogical. From that point on, I built up a more rational description of the “real” world as a “spaceless” and timeless reality where the physical “world” was, in fact, a creation of certain limiting functions of our my own mind, and the Mind itself was the Sixth Sense or Third Eye “paranormalists” have been talking about for centuries. I finally came to understand the underlying essential dynamic of the Unknown and realized there are “mists” everywhere and in everything, spilling out into the atmosphere from inside them and through everything people say and do, driving them like puppets...
“My system of reasoning, “Mind and Reality – A Psychedelic Trip to the Doormat to the Unknown,” takes you to the very “doormat” of the Unknown after you’ve recognized the house and the door and can hear the laughter and the music of the party going on inside. Opening the door, stepping inside and enjoying the party is beyond the logical description, but getting to that doormat can be a logical process for most people who are unable to absorb the abstract descriptions of higher experience. Once they get to that “mat,” they’re able to find that experience for themselves because they’ll know what it “looks like,” which always leads to experience.”ver menos