Perception of self-design: Difference between revisions

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*Feeling as if one designed, planned out and created certain (or even all) aspects of one's life such as specific current or past plot elements, loved ones and key events.

*Feeling as if one designed, planned out and created certain or even all aspects of this shared external reality such as specific current or past plot elements, events, concepts, systems and physical laws.

*Feeling as if one designed, planned out and created certain (or even all) aspects of this shared external reality such as specific current or past plot elements, events, concepts, systems and physical laws.

Feelings of self design are most often triggered by level 4 states of [[unity and interconnectedness]] in which one's preconceived notions behind the definition of their concept of “god” or “god-hood” can now be felt as identical to that of one's self and identity. However, this component is still perfectly capable of manifesting independently as a stand alone experience which does not necessitate feelings of unity and "god-hood".

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 *Feeling as if one designed, planned out and created certain (or even all) aspects of one's life such as specific current or past plot elements, loved ones and key events.
-*Feeling as if one designed, planned out and created certain or even all aspects of this shared external reality such as specific current or past plot elements, events, concepts, systems and physical laws.
+*Feeling as if one designed, planned out and created certain (or even all) aspects of this shared external reality such as specific current or past plot elements, events, concepts, systems and physical laws.
 Feelings of self design are most often triggered by level 4 states of [[unity and interconnectedness]] in which one's preconceived notions behind the definition of their concept of “god” or “god-hood” can now be felt as identical to that of one's self and identity. However, this component is still perfectly capable of manifesting independently as a stand alone experience which does not necessitate feelings of unity and "god-hood".