Consciousness and the Universe: Quantum Physics, Evolution, Brain & Mind

Is consciousness an epiphenomenal happenstance of this particular universe? Or does the very concept of a universe depend upon its presence? Does consciousness merely perceive reality, or does reality depend upon it? Did consciousness simply emerge as an effect of evolution? Or was it, in some sense, always "out there" in the world? These questions and more, are addressed in this special edition. 
 FEATURING 
 Cosmological Foundations of Consciousness Origins of Thought Evolution of Consciousness Neuroscience of Free Will Quantum Physics &amp; Consciousness Out-of-Body and Near Death Experiences Dreams &amp; Hallucinations Paleolithic Cosmology &amp; Spirituality Self-Consciousness in Apes, Dolphins, Cephalopods, Machines Consciousness in Extra-Terrestrials Sexual Consciousness How Consciousness Becomes the Physical Universe 
 Over 70 Consciousness Raising Articles By: Henry P. Stapp, Deepak Chopra, Roger Penrose, Stuart Hameroff, Brandon Carter, Michael Persinger, Walter Freeman, Howard Shevrin, Arnold Trehub, Bruce MacLennan, GianCarlo Ghirardi, Don Page, Shan Gao, Gordon Globus, Fred Kuttner, Bruce Rosenblum, Etzel Cardena, Larry Dossey, Bruce Greyson, Roger Nelson, Rudolph Tanzi, Ernesto Di Mauro, Michael Nauenberg, Thomas Suddendorf, Lori Marino, Andrea E. Cavanna, Ian Tattersall, Ellert R.S. Nijenhuis, Bruce Greyson, Milford H. Wolpoff, Edgar Mitchell, Thomas H. Huxley, Rene Descartes, Williams James, and many more. 
 This Text Is Divided into 13 Sections with nearly 70 Chapters 
 Section I. Cosmology of Consciousness 
 Section II. Brain and Mind 
 Section III. What is Consciousness 
 Section IV. Consciousness and Thought 
 Section V. Remote Consciousness 
 Section VI. Self-Consciousness - Dissociated, Shared, Near Death Consciousness 
 Section VII. Dreams, Hallucinations &amp; Altered States of Consciousness 
 Section VIII. Origins &amp; Evolution of Consciousness 
 Section IX. Paleolithic Consciousness: Neanderthals, Cro-Magnon, Spirituality, Sexuality 
 Section X. Animal and Artificial Consciousness 
 Section XI. Quantum Physics and Consciousness 
 Section XII. Consciousness and ExtraTerrestrials 
 Section XIII. Consciousness and the Universe

Consciousness and the Universe

Politics & Social Sciences

DEEPAK CHOPRA

Stuart Hameroff

Henry P. Stapp

Roger-Penrose

Philosophy

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The Human Mission to Mars - Colonizing the Red Planet 'The Greatest Adventure in the History of Humanity.' A team of over 70 top scientists from NASA and other leading institutions, including 4 astronauts (two of whom walked on the Moon) have prepared a detailed, step-by-step, "how to" series of over 50 chapters with each logically leading to the next, explaining how a 'Human Mission to Mars' can be successfully accomplished and paid for and detailing the specifics and technology of the space craft, how the mission would be funded, worst case scenarios, how humans would react to prolonged space flight, the effects of stress and radiation and zero gravity on the body and the mind, what they might encounter once they land, the search for Martian life, planetary and human protection from viruses and deadly Martian microbes, the establishment of a Mars' base, terraforming Mars to established a permanent Mars' colony, sex on Mars and the birth of the first Martian, and a successful return to Earth. This text serves as a road map and blue print for the greatest adventure in the history of our planet, and which will usher in a scientific and technological revolution that will serve the American people, American business, and our National interests and National security. The book is divided into 12 sections with over 50 chapters. Table of Contents: I. Astronauts On Mars, -5 chapters written by astronauts II. The Future is Mars.... -3 chapters, III: To Boldly Go: Getting to Mars and Design Reference Architecture -3 chapters, IV. The Scientific Investigation of Mars: Humans, Geology, Geophysics, Atmosphere, Climate, Biology -5 chapters, V: Psychology, Stress, Behavioral Health of Astronauts &amp; Crew -5 chapters, VI. Medical Health, Physiology, Biomedical Risks of a Journey to Mars -7 chapters, VII. Planetary Protection and Infection Risks on Mars -3 chapters, VIII. The Search For Life on Mars -9 chapters IX. Mars Base and Colonization of the Red Planet -5 chapters, X. Sex on Mars. Radiation, Brain, Heart, Sexuality, Fertility, Pregnancy, Fetal Development -2 chapters, XI. Robots on Mars -2 chapters, XII. Marketing Mars: The Mars Prize. Financing the Greatest Adventure in the History of Humanity,2-Chapter. Over 50 chapters written by 70 top scientists and four astronauts: Onward to Mars!

Human Mission to Mars. Colonizing the Red Planet

Science & Math

Davies, Paul.

Astronomy & Space Science

Does the Future Already Exist? Are the Distinctions Between the Past Present and Future Illusions as claimed by Einstein? Is it possible to travel into the future through the power of mind? Memory enables us to travel into the past, but mental time travel allows one to visit a future; a future which may already exist as predicted by Einstein's field equations: time may be a circle leading from the present to the future and then the past. Relativity also predicts that the only way to travel to the past is to first travel to the future, at which point one contracts to a size smaller than a Plank length and in so doing blowing a hole through the fabric of the space-time continuum and which may lead to a mirror universe if one dares to cross over the Einstein-Rosen bridge--and similar bridges are predicted to lead to other universes upon entering and surviving a journey through a black hole. Quantum mechanics also predicts time reversal in spaces smaller than a Plank length. Although the branch of quantum physics known as the “many worlds interpretation” rejects a central role for the collapse of the wave function by conscious observation and the act of measurements, the implications remain that there is no universal “now” and more than one past, present, or future, some more probable than others. The “many worlds” interpretation also resolves issues related to possible paradoxes of time travel, such as changing the past, which just becomes one past among many. As explained in this volume, Einstein’s relativity not only predicts that there is no universal “now” but that the future and the past and the experience of time are also relative to an observer.

The Time Machine of Consciousness - Quantum Physics of Mind: Time Travel, Cosmology, Relativity, Neuroscience

CHOPRA, DEEPAK

Physics

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