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    "Quantum Physics, Consciousness, Creativity, and Healing"

    Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3

    In this 3-part audio presentation, Dr. Goswami provides a lucid explanation of three fundamental principals of quantum physics, laying the groundwork for a mind-expanding look at how they relate to consciousness, creativity, and healing.

    With clear definitions he contrasts the quantum principals with traditional scientific beliefs, and then provides examples from research and human experience to demonstrate their veracity. The concept of “quantum leap” is explained and applied to both the creative thought process and the attainment of enlightenment. Throughout his discussion he builds cogent arguments as to how quantum physics can render elusive metaphysical concepts readily comprehensible.

    The building blocks to this comprehension are straightforward: Everything is comprised of waves of possibility at the subatomic level. Consciousness, which is non-local (existing and influencing from everywhere), collapses these waves into material manifestation. The scientific notion of upward causation (something at the atomic level causing a phenomenon) only gives us possibility and probability; it is downward causation (from omnipresent consciousness) that collapses the possibility into an event and ultimately creates our reality.

    In Part 1 Dr. Goswami explains why consciousness must operate beyond the brain, leading into a discussion of collective consciousness, memory, and ego-formation.

    Reference: "Quantum Physics, Consciousness, Creativity, and Healing" with Amit Goswami (part 1 of 3)
    Pir Rokhan

    http://Pashtoonkhwa.blogspot.com

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    All tangled up.

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      This has less to do with Quantum Mechanics from a Mathematical and Scientific Approach to more with Philosophical Implications.
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      2010 Admitting he's a blind believer not in God, but what other men says.

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