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The concept of karma has been discussed from a seat of higher consciousness that is above the mundane stance presented within the matrix of 3-D Earth. It is explicated that the originally intended organic hologram of 3-D Earth has been... more
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      Metaphysics of ConsciousnessVibrationsSelf ConsciousnessConsciousness
It is explicated that the contention of positive entropy production rate indicating that the Universe eventually tends to chaos and disorder is not necessarily true, as this principle applies to closed energetic systems. On the other... more
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      ConsciousnessCosmosExpansion Of ConsciousnessSyntropy
Executive Summary: The existence of god has nothing to do with religions. This statement is perhaps one of the principal conclusions of this chapter, anticipated here, to the perspective brought by Richard Bucke in his study of the... more
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      Self ConsciousnessIlluminationSelf ResearchExpansion Of Consciousness
The distinction between space and ‘innerspace’ has been explicated, with the latter depicting an ethereal space and characterizing the realm of time (where consciousness moves or transmigrate within) describing the relevant position of an... more
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      Metaphysics of ConsciousnessVibrationsConsciousnessEvolution of Consciousness
It is proposed that the consciousness of an animating soul responding as a linear elastic harmonic resonator can be defined as the square root of the ratio of the soul's coefficient of consciousness expansibility, a karmic constant, to... more
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      Evolutionary PsychologyHuman EvolutionMetaphysics of ConsciousnessMorphological evolution
Executive Summary In this chapter, ethical perspectives of human spirituality are examined by the approach of consciousness' research including experimental possibilities. The main objective of the text is to discuss the technical... more
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      PhenomenologyConsciousnessCosmic ConsciousnessExpansion Of Consciousness
I have been bold enough to present a paper which is not theoretically complex but is, instead, daringly simple and direct. I ask where the rhetoric went about heightened or expanded consciousness, which was so predominant in the early... more
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      Critical PedagogyCurriculum TheoryCurriculum and Instruction1960s