0046 Different Interfaces, and the Formats behind them

This is one of 2 different Subjects, following on from my last thread, revealing

some of the Different Mind "Interfaces".

In this Post, I will show 2 Different "Interfaces", their Functions, and the formats
they are constructed from.

Each different type of "Interface" uses the same Geometric "Language",
but are used to perform different tasks.

The simplest of All, is used in "Editing" the Human Body.
( Program/s which present the "Human form" in the Holographic Experience.)

This particular "Interface", comes in the form of a Rectangular Display "Screen".

The "Screen" is placed between the feet of a patient lying down Horizontally on a bed,

on their back.

Now the reason for this is, there are 2 "Primary Programs" which exist in the Inner
"Faces" of a "Plane".

The "Species Program" ( Your Individual body ) exists on One of these Inner "Faces"

while the "Environmental Program" exists on the Other Inner "Face".

The Gap, between these 2 "Faces" is ZERO, and both of these "Programs", producing
the "Images", ( in 3D ) are presented in 2D !

It is the "Head" which orientates our "Field of Vision". and NOT the Eyes, as believed
or taken for granted incorrectly by most on Earth.

In other words the "Head" is Linked Directly, to what Generates your "Field of Vision".

The Eyes are used to "Scan" within this "Field of Vision".

To prove this, we need to do a test, to verify whether or Not this is True.

The Test.

Rest your chin on something, so your head does NOT Move, while doing this.

If necessary place something either side of the chin to ensure the Head does NOT Move.

Now Look straight ahead, and without shifting your eyes, take careful Note of your whole

"Field of Vision" especially regarding its Outer Limits.

Take careful Note, if your "Field of Vision" changes on the Extreme Left, or if there appears

to be a small change when you look to the Extreme  Left?

Now look to the Extreme Right and see if the same phenomena is experienced ?

Check this out a number of times, without shifting your Head.

The phenomena to examine, is whether the Angle your eyes rotate through, Matches the Change

in your "Field of Vision" according to the Arc, your Eyes rotate through ?
( about 90° from one extreme to the other )

If you look to the Right, the extreme Right will change very little, but the Left will change a lot.

If you Look to the Left, the extreme Left will change very little, but the Right will change a lot.

Examine this carefully ! And think about it.

Check the demonstration out again, if unsure.

Now try closing One Eye, and repeat the exercise. Then repeat the exercise using the other Eye.

Note; In spite of the Angle of horizontal movement, of the eyeballs move in their sockets,

the "Pperipheral Vision" doesn't alter much, on the side you are looking toward, indicating
 the Eyes themselves are not responsible for your field of vision !

But rather the eyes are used to focus on a small area, inside your "Field of Vision".

And your "Field of Vision" is NOT the result of your eyes, as assumed or believed

by most people on Earth.

If we close our eyes, and look in front of us, we can also see a "Field of Vision".

So in using this particular "Interface", this is why a Patient must be laying on their back

and the Head tilted forward, so as the Centre of their vision, can come to a location

between the feet. Or if you like, for your Feet to appear in the Centre of your Vision.

The Mind "Interface" is then positioned both between the feet and in the Centre

of your "Field of Vision"  at the same time.

It is the Mind that sees... Not the Brain or the Eyes as the Eyes and Brain are "Components"
of an "Interface" too. ( The Human Species )

The "Species Program" i.e. your Independent body, is displayed in the nearest Inner "Face"

to the End representing the Centre of the Mind.

So the "Interface" is now located in the "Primary Accumulator" positioned in

the Lower World.( Between your feet )

One of 3 different Program Locations, can be displayed within ( Inside ) this "Interface".

Shown in the Drawing below, the Upper "Sector" is Enabled.

And shown in the Drawing below the Lower "Sector" is Enabled.

And here showing the Primary "Partition" Map overlaid on the "Interface" and showing
the 3rd or mid "Sector" Enabled.

The "Interface" can also be located in 7 different Locations regarding this area.

and

Here is what these Formats are structured on.

The Primary Partitioning involves ( 8 x 8 ) or 64 Registers.

And another "Set" of ( 7 x 7 ) or 49 Registers

I will start with the  ( 8 x 8 ) or 64 Registers.

These consist of 8 "Columns".

and 8 "Rows" or "Lines".

As we are "Editing" we use a "Line" or part of a "Line" of Registers.

Some "Interfaces" can involve One or more "Lines" or "Rows" depending on the "Interface".

In this "Interface" 3 Secondary "Rows" are used inside the "Interface", which can be located

in any one of 7 Locations, in the "Primary Accumulator", indicated here by "Partition" Map,
depending on what we are wanting to achieve.

The Outer "Frame" of  the "Interface" is  2 Registers in height, and 8 Registers Long.

Shown below, positioned in the Centre of the Primary Accumulator "Partition" Map.

The "Text Windows" ( which there are 3 of  ) are located Inside this Frame, each "Window"
is One Register High and 8 Registers Long.

or

There is another "Set" of "Partitions",

involving the ( 7 x 7 ) or 49 Registers.

When these 2 "Partition" Maps are overlaid we get....

And when we overlay these 3 "Partition" Maps,

and

we find these "Squares" as a result, shown here in RED.

or

So the "Partition" Map in the "Text window" looks like this.

This Drawing below shows a Program "Instruction" in the 1st Box or Register, relating to
the "Running Program".

The 2nd Box, involves Registers of the ( 7 x 7 ) or 49 Registers.

This "Instruction" relates to the 2nd ( out of 3 Locations ) in the Lower World Program.
( Involving the body )

These Registers shown in the Drawing below, contain the Address, one of 10,000 locations.
( Involving variations of any defined Component. ) Some or many of these Locations can either
contain a variation of a common "Component" or be empty.
These give us the Options available in the Program/s

Below is a drawing, showing all the "Components" of Half the "Interface" Display,
which relates to the Program. The other Half relates to the Control "Sector".

And in this next Drawing, omitting the Text Window "Partition" Maps.

And below, what an "Instruction Set" looks like, Displayed in the "Video Interface".

This relates to a Program.

Below is a Drawing, of another type of "Interface". ( just One of thousands of other
different "Interfaces" ) This particular "Interface" is used to changing an "Environmental Program"
from say a room in a building, to the cabin area of a "Transport Interface".
( Some on Earth might refer to, as an Alien Craft )

This Mind "Communication Interface" is about 1.2 to 1.3 Meters Tall.

Normally used by a single "Operator", but can be used by 3 people at a time.

The "Components" involves a SHIN ( The Round "Screen" seen in the Upper Section of this "Interface".)

It also has a "Screen" below the SHIN.
This "Screen" has 7 "Rows" or "Lines" containing Instructions.

Below this are 2 "Keyboards" which are used in "Writing" to both the Display below
the SHIN, as well as the SHIN itself.

The "Keyboard" on the Left is the "Program Sector Keyboard" and the "Keyboard"
on the Right is the "Control Sector Keyboard".

NOTE;

To gain the full understanding, please Start this "Thesis" from the beginning. (at Post 0001)