It [Xi Draconis] bore the traditional names Grumium. This is a graphic corruption of the Latin Grunnum ‘snout’, as Ptolemy had described this star as being on the jawbone of the dragon.
In states of expanded consciousness, the right hemisphere of the human brain in its holistic, nonlinear and nonverbal mode of functioning acts as the primary matrix or receptor for this holographic input while, by operating in phase or coherence with the right brain, the left hemisphere provides the secondary matrix through its binary, computer-like method of functioning to screen further the data by comparison and reduce it to a discreet, two dimensional form.