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You Know More Than You Think is a five-book experiential series exploring perceptual literacy: how awareness forms, stabilizes, differentiates, navigates, and ultimately encounters the larger forces shaping reality. Perception is not the final step. Navigation is. In Above the Noise, Book Four of the You Know More Than You Think series, Elly Flippen turns from developing perception to living from it. By this stage, awareness is already active. Signals register through your body, your relationships, and the environments you move through. The question is no longer: Can I sense this? It becomes: How do you move, decide, and relate when multiple layers of awareness are operating at once? Rather than pursuing extraordinary experiences, this book focuses on the conditions that allow perception to remain clear, grounded, and usable in real life. Through grounded explorations, you navigate through how to: hold orientation without becoming absorbed regulate what enters, stays, and exits awareness through selective permeability maintain boundaries without defensiveness distinguish personal, relational, environmental, and deeper perceptual contexts use body, breath, boundary, and vantage point as anchors in real time allow symbolic and temporal impressions without inflation or collapse remain clear and responsive within complex situations You are already the instrument. This book explores how that instrument moves above the noise.

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Elly Flippen is an author and researcher exploring human perception, awareness, and how experience forms in real time. Her work spans experiential, conceptual, and narrative forms, focusing on perceptual literacy-how noticing, meaning, and interpretation take shape before conscious thought. She grew up in close proximity to her uncle, artist and remote viewing pioneer Ingo Swann, where she was immersed in his creative work, perceptual research, and the wider community around it. That experience gave her a first-hand view of how perception operates at the edges of what is usually noticed.

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