The Black Hole Syndrome of Human Consciousness
Dr. Luciano A. Pulido
Naturwissenschaften, Medizin, Informatik, Technik / Naturwissenschaften allgemein
Beschreibung
The Black Hole Syndrome of Human Consciousness: The Critical Point of Analysis of the Root Cause to Change Disease into Health and Frustration into a Successful Life" talks about the new conceptual approach of Consciousness as an indivisible causal wholeness behind every dimension of existence, inert and alive, from a rock, or any living unicellular and complex organic living system to cosmic perspectives. It also reveals how and when Consciousness elicits a permission-like that the author calls Synadeia and free will for humans to make choices.
The book is a masterpiece that explores fundamental questions about the nature of humanity, the significance of information, and the role of Consciousness in shaping reality through evidence. The author has urged readers to awaken from the potential programming that leads to the new Black Hole Syndrome proposal through detailed analysis and symptom identification based on chaotropic meanings of thoughts that involve humans and their lives in a series of diseases, loss, conflicts, and auto destruction.
The book progresses to examine the importance of information in sustaining life and how it can manifest into life itself. It closely examines the interconnectedness of biological processes and Consciousness, and the exploration extends into the quantum realm, turning the human into a quantum object as a possibility of Consciousness. There, the book examines the implications of Consciousness on existence, drawing upon principles of quantum theory and the concept of non-local wholeness.
The Black Hole Syndrome of Human Consciousness offers a comprehensive exploration of the root causes of human suffering and the pathways to a more conscious and harmonious existence, examining the possibility of making significant changes with little effort if we can tap into the critical point of our lives.
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Health, Human, Consciousness, Syndrome, Identification