The science of cognitronics, or the esoteric science of the existence and manifestation of cognitronic flows (Prabodha-Vijnana), was initiated by the great sage and yogi Bharadvaja. Cognitronics offers prepared individuals access to higher, supramental knowledge, most often through awakening the subtle supramental sheath (vijnana-maya-kosha) within the being.
Neuroscience (or neurobiology) is the scientific study of the nervous system, grounding its observations primarily in the material, physical component. Its current explanations are not always complete or coherent for subtler and invisible functional aspects, cognitive causation as a whole, or the brain’s so-called neuroplasticity. Eric Kandel described understanding the biological basis of learning, memory, behavior, perception, and consciousness as the “ultimate challenge” of the biological sciences.
Neuroplasticity, also called brain plasticity, is the human brain’s capacity to reorganize and reshape itself by forming new neuronal connections, pathways, and networks. Depending on the direction of conscious attention, an element of volition, experience, and behavior, an individual can bring certain functions into play and train, to varying degrees, to achieve specific forms of performance.
We thus encounter a subtler, more complex reality, with a corresponding form of subtle substantiality in the nature of cognitronic flows, which ultimately expresses itself in the material world and in living material life. From this standpoint, cognitronics is a pragmatic science concerned above all with better managing the hidden resources of consciousness (citta), especially the human being’s instrumental consciousness (manas).
In conclusion, through individual consciousness (citta), human beings can shape their neuronal configurations and generate synaptic connections, so that a cognitive undertaking may be carried out to a reasonable and effective degree even through the nervous tissue (majja-dhatu) present at the physical, material level.
Unconventional thinking is a way of using thought and instrumental consciousness that offers many opportunities to view aspects of life in original and often creative ways, while avoiding habitual patterns and conventional solutions as far as possible.
Viewed across time as a whole, unconventional thinking may be characterized by originality, flexibility, curiosity, and the ability to associate ideas and thoughts freely. It is often considered nonlinear, in the sense of extending beyond so-called conventional logic. Unconventional thinking has also been associated with the risks inherent in exploring alternative ways of understanding or inwardly representing reality. In contrast to conventional thinking, unconventional thinking possesses a more effective internal mechanism for self-regulation and self-reconstruction through self-reflection. It is therefore presented as a primary source of human adaptability, one that may be said to influence neuroplasticity.
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