The Phenic System

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THE PHENIC SYSTEM

1. Phosphene.

2. Acouphene.

3. Gustatophene.

4. Pneumophene.

5. Osteophene.

6. Myophene.

7. Equilibrophene, Gyrophene

or Statophene.

8. Phene of the sense of smell -

Olfactophene or Aromatophene.

9. Tactuphene Sense of Touch.

10. The subjective perception of time.

1. Phosphene.

The phosphene corresponds to the sense of sight.

2. Acouphene.

The acouphene corresponds to the sense of hearing.

3. Gustatophene.

The gustatophene corresponds to the sense of taste and chewing.

In monasteries, monks eat silently while a brother reads a text.

The host also allows the production of very good gustatophenes, the taste lingering

for a long time.

(Remember the sensation of a taste and observe the evolution of your thoughts –

Memories connected to food).

4. Pneumophene.

The pneumophene is related to the act of breathing.

5. Osteophene.

The osteophene is provoked by the vibration of the skeleton.

6. Myophene.

The myophene is related to muscular activity. Cenesthesian sensations, sensations of

movement (movement of the rotation of an arm, followed by the observation of the

cenesthesian sensation).



7. Gyrophene.

This phene corresponds to the sense of balance, whose center is located in the inner

ear. It is this phene that produces the subjective sensation of moving or floating.

Unusual perception of space: the sensation that one’s body extends beyond the usual

spatial body scheme, with the impression of being larger than the limits of the body,

towards the infinitely big and sometimes towards the infinitely small. There can also

be a rhythmic pulsation of consciousness, oscillating between the infinitely big and

the infinitely small, sways and the sensation of floating.

8. Olfactophene.

This phene corresponds to the sense of smell.

In sacred places of worship, incense is used to stimulate the phene of the sense of

smell.

(Recall the sensation of a smell and observe the evolution of your thoughts –

memories, images, perception of smells and perfumes.)

9. Tactuphene.

This phene corresponds to the sense of touch.

The subjective sensation of a tactile perception. Its first manifestation is the

perception of the double: the sensation of being contained in « something » that is not

physical, a kind of very pleasant soft wadded cocoon. Then, during out of body

experiences, there is the perception of the ground we walk on and objects we touch.

These are genuine sensations of touch. There are also thermal sensations: cold, heat,

and sensations of pressure or lightness. A very strong sensation of emptiness.

10. The subjective perception of time.Certain experiences induce a loss of the normal perception of time. Often, the

experiences seem to last less than their actual duration. For example, a session of an

hour and a half can be perceived as lasting three quarters of an hour. Sometimes, an

experience seems to take place over a long period of time, when it has only lasted a

few seconds of real time. This latter aspect mainly occurs in a state of half-sleep.

All these phenes, and probably others which have not yet been detected (such as the

phene of the voice which could be obtained through auditory thinking) are, of course,

connected to each other. This is why, if a particular phene is stimulated, sensations

connected to another phene can be perceived.

Moreover, there is a third sensory system, which until now has been called "psychic

centers" or chakras. This system is connected to the phenic system. This third sensory

system is linked to consciousness. It is possible that, to a certain extent, these psychic

centers or chakras are organs of consciousness.

THE PHOSPHENE:

A multi-colored patch, that persists in the field of vision for 3 minutes, in the dark, after

having focused on a source of light for 30 seconds.



The term "phosphene" is derived from the Greek word "phainein", which means "to

appear", but also "to shine". In 1838, the Naturalist Lelorgne de Savigny used it to name

a variety of glow worms. The Physiologist Venzac used it to describe the spontaneous

sensations of light.

Doctor LEFEBURE created the term "Phosphenism"® from the word "phosphene".

The origin of this term comes from the Greek word "phos", meaning "light", reminding

us of Phoebus, the Sun.

THE 11 KEY WORDS OF PHOSPHENISM:

Phosphenic Mixing: consists in associating a phosphene to a visual or auditory thought

that has been prepared in advance.

Post-phosphene: this is the multicolored patch that persists in the field of vision, in the

dark, for three minutes after having focused on a source of light for thirty seconds.Phosphenic Mixing consists of associating a visual or auditory thought prepared in

advance to a phosphene.

Co-phosphene: this is the multicolored patch that persists in the field of vision for three

minutes, in the dark, after focusing on a source of light.

Cerebral alternation: corresponds to the alternating functioning of the cerebral

hemispheres as Dr LEFEBURE demonstrated in his book «Exploring the Brain through

Oscillations of Double Phosphenes». Phosphenic techniques permit the restoration of

the balance between the hemispheres and thus increase cerebral capacities as a whole.

Point of concentration: this is the visualization that accompanies all the exercises. It is

comprised of all the luminous mental images that tend towards the infinitely small: a

dot of light, a small sun, the flame of a candle...

Visual chaos (or aura): this is what we perceive in complete darkness or, in certain

cases, with the eyes open. It is a variety of phosphene. It is made up of milky patches or

sparks that are almost imperceptible. The practice of hunting for details in the visual

chaos will allow you to organize it and, with a bit of experience, you will be able to

trigger a genuine inner cinema.

Diffuse glow: this is the final phase of the phosphene. It is much paler than the others,

slightly grainy and milky grey.

Phosphenic salt: in an acid/base reaction, there is the production of a salt. Dr

LEFEBURE uses this metaphor to show that Phosphenic Mixing, by mixing a

phosphene and a thought, a new compound is produced. One can observe this upon

entering a room where a Phosphenism workshop has been conducted. The energy of the

room is very intense and can almost be touched.

Phenic system: this is the whole of the phenes, i.e. the whole of the physiological

intermediaries between the physical senses and the equivalent spiritual senses which,once awakened, produce the perception of intangible energies, events or universes



which cannot be perceived by the physical senses.

When the phenic system is stimulated, it provokes the perception of the spiritual planes

that traditions call «beyond», «invisible worlds», or «subtle planes».

There is an equivalent phosphene corresponding to all the other physical senses, adding

as well the sense of balance, muscular activity, breathing, a phene related to the skeleton

and the perception of time.

Rhythmic thinking: this consists of repeating the same thought in a rhythmic manner.

Rhythm structures thoughts and results in the amplification and addition of cerebral

energies. That is why all the exercises of Phosphenic Mixing are practiced at a

particular rhythm. The Mantratron, the Alternophone, the Synchrophone are devices

that permit one to work at a precise rhythm.

Rhythmo-Phosphenism: it is a deep study of Initiatory techniques. The latter, through

the increase of cerebral rhythms and intense energies, provokes extensions of

consciousness. Through amazing experiences, each person will discover that he has the

possibility of access to an inner universe that used to be reserved to a chosen few. A

detailed and in depth study of the phenomena and the initiatory experiences will allow

you to discover the foundation of an ancient universal knowledge.

TERMINOLOGY:

PHOSPHENISM®: Dr. LEFEBURE's works as a whole.

PHOSPHENOLOGY®: the study and the teaching of the science of phosphenes.

PHOSPHENOLOGIST©: teacher of Initiatory techniques.

PHOSPHENO-PEDAGOGIST©: teacher of Phosphenic Mixing applied to Education

and Individual Development.

NATURO-PHOSPHENOLOGIST© (Naturophenology): a researcher who studies the

connections between the rhythms of the brain and of the rhythms of nature.

CHROMO-PHOSPHENOLOGIST©: a researcher who is specialized in the effects of

the colors of phosphenes.

PHOSPHENOMANCY©: “Human sciences”: based on the interpretation of signs thatappear in phosphenes.

PHOSPHENOTHERAPY©: a therapy that uses light for well-being.

PHOSPHENOTHERAPIST©: a physician who uses the beneficial action of light on

his/her patients.

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