Having explored both Natural and Assigned SYMBOLS….let’s have a deeper look into using the “Top Down” approach to creating Information Codes. We will explore a few specific examples of using the dynamics of Consciousness in the Pure Information process in non-biofeedback.

It is impossible to explore Pure Information Encoding without encountering the profound importance of SYMBOL, both Natural and Assigned SYMBOLS. A SYMBOL is the entanglement of Meaning, Memory, Motion and Matter.

Depending on your Personal Axioms (remember PART ONE), this subject will be either: 1) Obvious and something you recognized a long time ago; 2) A new discovery that opens like a flower blossoming before your eyes; 3) A hard pill to swallow but you’ll give it a chance; 4) Sheer stupidity to even consider as possible.

Depending on your Personal Axioms (remember PART ONE), this subject will be either: 1) Obvious and something you recognized a long time ago; 2) A new discovery that opens like a flower blossoming before your eyes; 3) A hard pill to swallow but you’ll give it a chance; 4) Sheer stupidity to even consider as possible.

It is interesting to have a short look at some of the recent history related to the topic of Energy Encoding of Signals. These are just some of the significant highlights. Also let’s do a brief Recap of the key points for clarity.

This will also help serve as a “bridge” to PART FOUR (Information Encoding of Signals). Information affects the Field which guides or instructs Energy and Matter. It is possible to detect characteristics of the Information in a variety of ways. One way is to monitor the activity behaviors of Energy in relation to a specific item.

To create an Information Code using an Energy Process:

Identify the Information characteristics of the item via its Energetic expression.

Encode or translate this expression into a useful Code.

Store the Information Code for later use in assessments and/or stimulations.

Explore the experience we call Communication. The principle of Biofeedback relies on Communication