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I am you are me. Within ourselves and within each other we are all one not seperate enties for how can there be a one without another? How can there be connections when we are seperated by air or space or even time. But all of these are illusions in the concept of quantum mechanics and metaphysics that exist beyond the colored lenses of religion so how can one describe oneself without describing the world unless their illusion makes them feel disconnected within the very sea of world that they are living in? Perhaps I could tell of my own lenses that limits me enough to use the terms "I" and "me" and perhaps that could satiate curiousities of existences outside of my individual pocket of quanta. Aside from the information given in the static profile provided for those whom wish to settle their accounts here. I like to say that I am ultimately a Scientist, not to be confused with your biased scientist whom sticks to cloistered and synthetically sterile rooms, a Scientist whom relinquishes bias in search of a greater truth and attempts at all times to delve deeply, with an open mind, a world that cannot always be explained in numbers, mathematical formulae or any set manmade rule. I am a constant reader and a constant tester of every bit of stimulus I am exposed to. I suppose the books that I've read and the experiences that I find most enjoyable will be later documented here. Ultimately, I like to use a term I coined...I am a phantasmologist. I am always avid about studying that which is unseen or misunderstood; those things by which mankind has no definitive answer on and by which biased scientists wish to calculate in "logical" manners, discounting any possibility beyond current and tangible experience. I'm also stimulated and moved by art, so often I consider myself an artist. I regularly, and in my spare time, compose music, write both fiction and nonfictional accounts, and compose visual art. There are many facets of my personality. Quite too many to name here. As I said before, I understand that my consciousness is only but a tiny fragment in the mass of human consciousness and often, in my learnings and dealings especially with meditation, I've learned to ride the wave of human consciousness.