Florence POUSSET | Le cerveau : interface entre la conscience et sa réalité

🔴 LIVE – Thursday, July 16 at 9:00 PM (Replay available after broadcast) THE BRAIN, INTERFACE BETWEEN CONSCIOUSNESS AND ITS REALITY How does it translate frequencies into a personal experience of the world? How does consciousness experience a unique vision of the world through our brain? We have long considered the brain to be the command center of the human being: the place where our thoughts are created, our memories are stored, and our consciousness is produced. However, another conception is emerging at the intersection of neuroscience, philosophy, and research on consciousness. The brain may not be the creator of consciousness, but rather the instrument through which it manifests in the physical world. Like a radio that contains neither the musicians nor the orchestra, the brain may not contain the source of what it allows us to perceive. It would capture certain information, select it, convert it, and make it accessible to our human experience. Consciousness would then be upstream. The brain would be its biological interface. THE BRAIN AS SENDER AND RECEIVER Florence Pousset, a doctor of neuroscience and pharmacology, views the brain as an operator, but also as a transmitter-receiver of frequencies. It continuously receives information from our body, our organs, our senses, and our environment. It processes, compares, organizes, and gives meaning to this information. But could it also capture information from a broader field? According to the approach developed by Florence Pousset, the brain could be considered a transducer: a system capable of transforming frequencies and vibrations into sounds, images, sensations, thoughts, or intuitions. It would therefore not create reality from nothing. It would translate some of the available information to allow consciousness to experience it. A PERSONAL REALITY FOR EACH INDIVIDUAL We sometimes have the impression that we all live in the same world. Yet, no two people perceive reality in exactly the same way. Our brain translates the information we receive through a multitude of filters: our history, our memories, our upbringing, our emotions, our beliefs, our physiological state, our conditioning, and our level of sensitivity. Two people can watch the same scene, hear the same words, or experience the same event without having the same experience. The brain, therefore, does not give us access to reality in its entirety. It constructs a limited representation, consistent with what our senses can receive and with what our internal structure can interpret. We do not simply live in the world. We live in a personal interpretation of the world. From this, a crucial question arises: Does our reality change when our way of receiving and decoding information changes? A FREE WEBINAR THURSDAY, JULY 16, 2026 🌐 Florence Pousset's official website: https://florencepousset.com/ ✨ Institute of Sciences of Awakening Being – ISEE: https://institut-sciences-eveil-etre.fr/ 📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... 💼 LinkedIn:   / florence-pousset-12459887   ▶️ YouTube – Institute of Science, Awakening & Being:    / @institutscienceeveiletre   📘 Her book "Your Energetic Body Speaks to You": https://amzn.to/4wMah5T Subscribe to receive our future content: https://mailchi.mp/luminame/inscripti... Make a donation: https://www.helloasso.com/association... Or become a supporting member: https://www.helloasso.com/association...