The concept of relative non-locality: theoretical implications in consciousness research.
Explore (New York, N.Y.) January 1, 2015 Vernon M Neppe, Edward R Close
Events described as 'non-local' need additional qualifiers to specify their degree of non-locality, the observer's framework, and the observer's position relative to the event. The concept of 'relative non-locality' is introduced, distinguishing non-locality from the framework of the infinite or a mystic experiencer from non-locality relative to ordinary three-dimensional spatial reality in the present moment (3S-1t). The immediacy principle proposes that events happening instantaneously, without requiring light speed, are fundamental properties of non-local time involving more dimensions than 3S-1t.