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Being & Biology: Is Consciousness the Life Force?
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Being & Biology: Is Consciousness the Life Force?

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Is consciousness actually the Life Force …the animating principle which underlies and unifies mind, body, and spirit in all living things, and which philosopher Henri Bergson termed the elan vital? This book offers a compendium of empirical evidence and theoretical perspectives from a broad range of scholarly disciplines, which suggest that there is an unbroken, non-local, collective aspect of consciousness that links distant individuals and events–a kind of resonant connectedness that defies separation in space and time.

In the words of some of the contributors …

Even for the most materialistic of scientists, consciousness has a privileged position as the matrix of human knowledge, the basis of science itself. –Rupert Sheldrake

The emerging view is that consciousness is fundamental in its own right and is not produced by the physical brain; … consciousness may be the primordial organizing force of the universe and of life itself. –Larry Dossey

Henri Bergson … posited a vital impulse he called elan vital that underlies the creation of all living things, a process of self-organization that he linked closely with consciousness. – Brenda Dunne and Robert Jahn

Complementarity and Complexity, ubiquitous as they are, point to the need of a new kind of scientific endeavor that simultaneously brings forth and is brought from a deeper understanding of the workings of Consciousness. –Vasileios Basios

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Icrl Press
Date
1 December 2017
Pages
292
ISBN
9781936033270

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Is consciousness actually the Life Force …the animating principle which underlies and unifies mind, body, and spirit in all living things, and which philosopher Henri Bergson termed the elan vital? This book offers a compendium of empirical evidence and theoretical perspectives from a broad range of scholarly disciplines, which suggest that there is an unbroken, non-local, collective aspect of consciousness that links distant individuals and events–a kind of resonant connectedness that defies separation in space and time.

In the words of some of the contributors …

Even for the most materialistic of scientists, consciousness has a privileged position as the matrix of human knowledge, the basis of science itself. –Rupert Sheldrake

The emerging view is that consciousness is fundamental in its own right and is not produced by the physical brain; … consciousness may be the primordial organizing force of the universe and of life itself. –Larry Dossey

Henri Bergson … posited a vital impulse he called elan vital that underlies the creation of all living things, a process of self-organization that he linked closely with consciousness. – Brenda Dunne and Robert Jahn

Complementarity and Complexity, ubiquitous as they are, point to the need of a new kind of scientific endeavor that simultaneously brings forth and is brought from a deeper understanding of the workings of Consciousness. –Vasileios Basios

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Icrl Press
Date
1 December 2017
Pages
292
ISBN
9781936033270