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Virtual Reality Simulation Response

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Holly crap, you do get it! I was trying to formulate a response in regards to your virtual reality simulation question, when I did what I usually do when an answer is not forthcoming: I started to poke around in your profile, looking for more information. I hope you don’t see this as an intrusion; I figured that the posts are out there to be read. I came across your thread on ‘Speculation on the Nature of Reality’ and am blown away. I didn’t doubt your sincerity in your e-mail on Sunday, just that the level of it is starting to sink in. You do get it. This means that I am getting it too, but it required reading someone else’s posts to understand the scale. I am not able in joining you (yet) in an intellectual discussion of VR. I am familiar with Tom Campbell; I have taken one of his workshops. (By the way, I much appreciate you saving me from having to read his book. I questioned his take on reincarnation and saw a rather irritable and dogmatic …show more content…

My take is that those stages don’t just apply to grieving but can be applied to dealing with negative emotions in general. To bring a long story to an end, my background is healing (along with risk management). This is how I view the world and where I see the solutions arise. True healing is re-establishing connection which starts with our bodies, our hearts and minds and radiates out from there into relationships with others and our environment. You just can’t go through life harming other people or being mindless on your impact when you radiate as a whole, healthy, connected and empowered human being. I am intrigued by the possibility of using a game to bring forth healing solutions. So far story telling has been one of the few ways of reaching the masses. Computers and smart phones another. The time for virtual reality may well have arrived. I have never played such a game; my exposure is limited to Sci-Fi

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