Graboi’s Three-Aspect Model
Cognitive neuroscientist Daniel Graboi, motivated by telepathy and clairvoyance being real and nonphysical, proposes a “three-aspect model of consciousness”: matter, mind (nonphysical), and pure awareness (an “absolute”). In his model, “pure awareness energy” interacts with a brain to produce consciousness in the mind, which exists in a nonphysical dimension of reality.
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Daniel G. Graboi
Psychologist & Researcher
Daniel G. Graboi is a psychologist with a Ph.D. in Human Experimental Psychology from UC San Diego. He researches consciousness and psi phenomena, and developed the three-aspect model of consciousness. He has also worked as a cognitive science consultant and holds patents in related fields.
Key Takeaways
Core Claim
Consciousness arises from interaction between matter, nonphysical mind, and absolute pure awareness.
How It Works
Neural patterns convert to universal “pure information” accessible nonlocally to receptive mind-brains.
Distinguishing Idea
Mind exists in a nonphysical realm, enabling telepathy and clairvoyance as real phenomena.
Graboi’s Three-Aspect Model
Cognitive neuroscientist Daniel Graboi, motivated by telepathy and clairvoyance being real and nonphysical, proposes a “three-aspect model of consciousness”: matter, mind (nonphysical), and pure awareness (an “absolute”). In his model, "pure awareness energy" interacts with a brain to produce consciousness in the mind, which exists in a nonphysical dimension of reality. The information produced by the activation pattern of neurons in the unique wiring structure of a specific brain dissociates and is rendered into a "pure information" format which is universal and available nonlocally to enter the contents of consciousness of any suitably receptive brain-mind (Graboi, 2023).
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