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Now this simple attitude entails a number of dangerous consequences: first, an inclination to seek out some cheap form of archaism or some imaginary past forms of happiness that people did not, in fact, have at all.

The idea of the strong life not only pertains to the preparation period, but also entails the attitude of the man after the experience.

In other words, it entails seeing a man without thinking that he is hopeless or helpless.

Like the Copernican shift from a geocentric to a heliocentric view of the solar system, the shift from scientific materialism to radical empiricism entails a shift from a matter-centered concept of reality to a holistic view of mental and physical phenomena as dependently related events.

Moreover, the notion that introspection entails a split in the attention is not the only possible interpretation.

Unlike the previously described technique of attending to a visually induced afterimage, this method entails mentally creating and sustaining an image of a physical object, based either on seeing it or on hearing of its characteristics.

Thus, the achievement of meditative stabilization entails an exceptionally high density of homogenous moments of ascertaining consciousness.

In other words, contemplative practice entails no genuine inquiry or observation, for it is nothing more than self-inflicted indoctrination.