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Anthony Peake | Consciousness, Altered States, & The Pleroma
Douglas Harding, Headless Body Perception and Dual Realities
The work of Douglas Harding is cited regarding his realization of being a "headless body" from the perspective of his own sensory perception. This observation illustrates how consciousness interfaces with two distinct phases: the external phenomenal world and the internal reality of emotions, dreams, and out-of-body experiences. This dual-interface model serves as a primary theme for understanding how the brain tunes into a wider reality.