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The consciousness of mankind is one and not truly divisible. Each person has a responsibility to achieve this and nothing else. There is no other way
out. That is absolutely what has to be done and nothing else can work.
David Bohm (1917-1992) theoretical quantum physicist

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Was ist Bewusstsein?

Was ist Bewusstsein ist eine der spannendsten Fragen, die im 3. Jahrtausend von Natur- und Geisteswissenschaftlern gestellt und erforscht wird. Ungeachtet der rasanten Fortschritte in den Neurowissenschaften gibt es auch im Jahr 2010
noch keine allgemeine Übereinstimmung darüber, was Bewusstsein letztlich ist.

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Definitionsansätze von Bewusstsein

Die Definitionspalette des Begriffs Bewusstsein reicht von der schlichten wörtlichen Erklärung

Bewusstsein ist das Wissen über das Ich Bin.

über die Idee der fünf schätzebringenden Geister des chinesischen Feng Shui

Yi – Bewusstsein
Shen – Geist
Zhi – Wille
Hun – Unbewusstes
Po – Instinkt

bis hin zu komplizierten Konstruktionen wie die des Bewusstseins als Eigenschaft kohärenter Zustände, die der deutsche Biophotonenforscher Prof. Dr. Fritz-Albert Popp erforscht hat.
Popp benennt darin vier Entwicklungsmöglichkeiten des Bewusstseins:

Selbstbewusstsein,
Identifikation,
Vorhersage und
Erinnerung oder Inspiration.

Referenz: ► Interview mit Prof. Dr. Fritz-Albert Popp (1938-2018) deutscher Quantenbiologe, Biophysiker,
Der Mensch ist ein Lichtsäuger, präsentiert von dem Magazin Naturscheck, Gastgeber Mehmet Yesilgöz,
Ausgabe März 2010; neu aufgelegt von der Publikation lebenswertes.de,14. Januar 2016

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Ende der fünfziger Jahre definierte die russisch-amerikanische Philosophin
⚡ Ayn Rand Bewusstsein als "die Fähigkeit, die Existenz wahrzunehmen".

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Elemente des Bewusstseins – Fritz-Albert Popp

Vier Entwicklungselemente des Bewusstseins

༺༻	Zeitelement A	Zeitelement P	Bewusstseins-Element
1.	ICH BIN.	Gegenwart	SELBSTBEWUSSTSEIN
2.	ES IST.	Vergangenheit	WAHRNEHMUNG
3.	ES WIRD SEIN.	Zukunft	VORHERSAGE
4.a	ES KÖNNTE GEWESEN SEIN.	Möglichkeitsform Rückblickend	ERINNERUNG
4.b	ES KÖNNTE WERDEN.	Möglichkeitsform	INTUITION

Seit der Aufklärung gelten Memoria und Phantasia als niedere Werkzeuge im Gegensatz zur Vernunft.

Vier Zeitfaktoren des Bewusstseins

༺༻	Bewusstwerdung	Bezogenheit Zeitebene	Beschreibung Symbolisch darstellbar durch die...
1.	Selbst-Bewusstsein	Ich bin.	Wechselwirkung des "ICH" als Objekt mit dem "Selbstzweifel" des Ich, dem Subjekt der Kommunikation, wobei am Ende des Dialogs eine Deckungsgleichheit der beiden Bereiche […] erreicht wird.
2.	Identifikation	DU bist. ES ist.	Wechselwirkung des "DU" oder "ES" als Objekt mit den "Möglichkeiten", die sich nach Existenz des "DU" oder "ES" im Bewusstsein des "Ich" ergeben, wobei beide Bereich […] am Ende des Dialogs wieder zur Deckung gebracht werden.
3.	Vorhersage	Es WIRD sein.	Wiederholte Wechselwirkung des "ES" als Objekt mit den "Möglichkeiten" des "Du" oder "Es" in der Vorausschau des Bewusstseins des "Ich", bis beide Bereiche […] zur Deckung gebracht werden.
4.	Erinnerung _________ Inspiration	Es KÖNNTE gewesen sein. ___________ Es KÖNNTE werden.	Wiederholte Wechselwirkung der zur aktuellen Information transformierten potenti- ellen Information des "Es" in der Vergangenheit oder Zukunft mit der potentiellen Information des "Ich" in der Gegenwart, wobei die beiden Bereiche […] nicht zur Deckung gebracht werden können. Der Prozess endet, sobald zwischen A und P keine engere Übereinstimmung mehr erreichbar ist.

Quelle: ► Konferenzvortrag Bewußtsein als Eigenschaft kohärenter Zustände von Prof. Dr. Fritz-Albert Popp (1938-2018) deutscher Quanten-
biologe, Biophysiker, deutscher Biophysiker, Tagung der Internationalen Stiftung für Biosynthese, Zürich, Schweiz, 5.-7. Oktober 2001

Siehe auch: ► Bewusstsein-Tabellen

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Bewusstseinszustände

Nach ⚡ Ken Wilber ist Zustand ein Kurzwort für "Bewusstseinszustände".

Der Wachzustand, der Traumzustand und der Tiefschlaf sind natürliche und gewöhnliche Zustände, während
meditative und kontemplative Zustände ungewöhnlicher Art sind.

Die Hindu-Philosophie benennt drei bekannte Bewusstseinszustände: Jagrata, Swapna, Sushupti¹. Es handelt sich um den Wachzustand, den Traumzustand und den traumlosen Schlaf. Der vierte Zustand wird Turiya oder Nirvikalpa genannt. Er drückt reines Bewusstsein aus.

Der indische Weise Ramana Maharshi spricht ebenfalls von drei wesentlichen Bewusstseinsebenen des Selbstes, das sie als reines formloses Gewahrsein als reiner Zeuge bestätigt:

Wachzustand,
Traumzustand,
Tiefschlaf.

Er präzisiert es weiter mit diesem Satz:

Alles, was nicht auch im Tiefschlaf vorhanden und bezeugbar ist, ist unwirklich, das heißt, von dauerhaftem Bestand.

Siehe auch: ► Träumen und ► Gesetz 3:1 ► Sieben Bewusstseinszustände – Rudolf Steiner

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Kein Konsens in der Frage des Bewusstseins

Querschnitt einer Nautilusmuschel

Die naturwissenschaftliche Forschung legt nahe, dass es mindestens zwei Konzepte gibt, die notwendig sind für ein angemessenes Ver-
ständnis von Bewusstsein: Zustände und Stufen. Jeder Mensch, einschließlich die Kleinkinder, erfährt die drei natürlichen Bewusst-
seinszustände: Wachen, Träumen und Schlafen. Die Zustände können auch außergewöhnlich sein, wie beispielsweise in der Medi-
tation, beim schöpferischen Tagträumen oder bei Gipfelerlebnis-
sen. Die Entwicklung durch Stufen hindurch erlaubt dem Menschen, zeitweilige Zustände in dauerhafte Wesenszüge zu umzuwandeln.

Die Frage, ob Bewusstsein im Gehirn oder außerhalb des Gehirns angesiedelt ist, ist eine wesentliche Frage der Neurowissenschaftler. Ein sehr hoher Prozentsatz der Forscher weigert sich, die zweite Möglichkeit auch nur theoretisch zu erlauben. Dies ist der Grund, weshalb sie nur Erfolge vorweisen können, die in den Rahmen des eigenen geistigen Horizonts passen. Dies gilt für das Leben und die Forschung allgemein und ganz besonders für die Entschlüsselung des Phänomens Bewusstsein, für das bisher noch nicht einmal eine konsensuell bestätigte Definition vorliegt.

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Globales Bewusstseinsprojekt – Princeton in New Jersey

Global Consciousness Project – so nennt Prof. Roger Nelson seinen Großversuch mit weltweit aufgestellten 37 bis knapp 70 Zufallsgeneratoren, die stets dann reagieren, wenn weltweit Aufsehen erregende Ereignisse stattfinden. Bei der Beerdigung von Prinzessin Diana und der Bombardierung Jugoslawiens durch die NATO wurden flächendeckend in der Bevölkerung starke Emotionen ausgelöst. Die Generatorenmesswerte, eine Art EEG der Erde und des globalen Be-
wusstseins, zeichneten während dieser Ereignisse eine deutlich abweichende Kurve zu Normalbedingungen auf.

Ein Wissenschaftler des Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research (PEAR-Institutes) der Princeton Universität in New Jersey hat die Zufallsgeneratoren aufgrund ihrer eiförmigen Blechhülle Ei genannt. In ihnen messen Geigerzähler die Zer-
fallsimpulse von radioaktivem Strontium und übersetzen sie in ein binäres Zahlensystem für den perfekten Zufall. Norma-
lerweise erscheinen die Nullen und Einsen gleich häufig. Ihr Verlauf wird graphisch als schwache Zick-Zack-Kurve entlang
der horizontalen Achse dargestellt.

Gegen acht Uhr morgens am 11. September 2001 stellte ein wissenschaftlicher Assistent des PEAR-Institutes ver-
wundert fest, dass die "Zufallskurve" der Nacht von den normalen Werten abwich. Als das entführte Flugzeug Boing 767 der American Airlines um 8:45 Uhr in den Nordturm des World Trade Centers einschlug, waren die Ausschläge auf der Princetoner Messskala signifikant erhöht und steigerten sich in den Folgestunden mit jedem weiteren Unglück des 11. Septembers noch mehr.

Written and audio sources:
► Roger Nelson, Ph.D., Holger Boesch, Emil Boller, York Dobyns, Joop Houtkooper, Arnold Lettieri, Dean Radin, Ph.D. (*1952)
US American senior scientist of Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS), researcher in parapsychology, author, Linda Russek,
Gary Schwartz, Jerry Wesch, Global Resonance of Consciousness: Princess Diana and Mother Teresa, presented by the
Journal of Parapsychology, 1998
► Dean Radin, Ph.D. (*1952) US American senior scientist of Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS), researcher in parapsychology,
author, Global Consciousness Project – Analysis for September 11, 2001, 21. September 2001
► Three audio interviews with Roger D. Nelson, Ph.D., US American experimental psychologist, director of the Global Consciousness
Project (GCP), an international, multi-laboratory collaboration founded in 1997 to study collective consciousness, presented by the
suspended US American web radio station "Beyond the Ordinary", hosts Nancy Lorenz and Elena Young, each 60 minutes duration,
aired 31. July 2007, 13. November 2007, 14. April 2008

Reference: ► Dr. Rollin McCraty, Global Coherence Initiative, About The Global Coherence Monitoring System

Referenzen: de.Wikipedia-Einträge ► Global Consciousness Project
► Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research (PEAR-Institut) und ► Terroranschläge am 11. September 2001

Siehe auch: ► Kollektive Weisheit

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Zitate zum Thema Bewusstsein und Bewusstseinsforschung / Consciousness research

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Zitate allgemein

NeoAdvaita-Polemik

Welches Sein muss sich bewusst sein, um zu sein? Das Bewusstsein ist doch schon eine Idee. Wer braucht das dumme Bewusstsein überhaupt? Karl Renz, deutscher NeoAdvaita-Lehrer, Retreat, Hamburg, 16. Dezember 2005

Einsicht

Wir träumen von Reisen in das Weltall: ist denn das Weltall nicht in uns?
Die Tiefen unseres Geistes kennen wir nicht. – Nach innen geht der geheimnisvolle Weg.
In uns oder nirgends ist die Ewigkeit mit ihren Welten, die Vergangenheit und die Zukunft.
Die Außenwelt ist die Schattenwelt, sie wirft ihren Schatten in das Lichtreich. Jetzt scheint es uns freilich innerlich so dunkel, einsam, gestaltlos, aber wie ganz anders wird es uns dünken, wenn diese Verfinsterung vorbei, und der Schat-
tenkörper hinweggerückt ist. Wir werden mehr genießen als je, denn unser Geist hat entbehrt.
Novalis [Georg Philipp Friedrich Freiherr von Hardenberg] (1772-1801) deutscher Philosoph der frühen deutschen Romantik, Dichter, Schriftsteller, Novalis. Die Christenheit oder Europa und andere philosophische Schriften, 1799, S. 103, Könemann Verlagsgesell-
schaft, Köln 1996

Materie ist definitiv nicht aus Materie aufgebaut. Ich be-
trachte Bewusstsein als grundlegend. Ich betrachte Ma-
terie als Derivat des Bewusstseins. Wir können nicht
hinter das Bewusstsein gelangen. Alles, worüber wir reden, alles, was wir als existierend betrachten, setzt Bewusstsein voraus. Interview mit Max Planck (1858-1947) deutscher theo-
retischer Physiker, Begründer der Quantentheorie, Nobelpreisträ-
ger für Physik, 1918, präsentiert von der britischen Sonntagszeitung The Observer, S. 17, Spalte 3, 25. Januar 1931

Alle Materie entspringt und exisitiert nur durch eine Kraft. Wir müssen annehmen, dass hinter dieser Kraft ein bewusster, intelligenter Geist steht. Dieser Geist ist die Matrix aller Ma-
terie. Max Planck (1858-1947) deutscher theoretischer Physiker, Begründer der Quantentheorie, Nobelpreisträger für Physik, 1918, zitiert in: Artikel Die Matrix. Unsere sogenannte Realität hat den Tiefgang einer Badeente., präsentiert von dem alternativen online Magazin Manova, Dirk C. Fleck (*1943) freier deutscher Journalist, Autor, 17. Juni 2017

Für die unbewusste Psyche scheinen Raum und Zeit relativ zu sein, das heißt, das Wissen befindet sich in einem raumzeitlichen Kontinuum, in welchem Raum nicht mehr Raum und Zeit nicht mehr Zeit ist. Wenn daher das Unbe-
wusste ein gewisses Potential zum Bewusstsein hin entwickelt oder erhält, dann entsteht die Möglichkeit, dass Pa-
rallelereignisse wahrgenommen beziehungsweise «gewusst» werden können. Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961) Schwei-
zer Psychiater, Psychoanalytiker, Gründer einer neuen Schule der analytischen Tiefenpsychologie, Autor, Synchronizität, Akausalität und Okkultismus, S. 63, Deutscher Taschenbuch Verlag (dtv), München, 1990, Januar 2001

Wissenschaft, Kunst und Ethik sind notwendige Konsequenzen eines sich entwickelnden Bewusstseins, das im Sinne einer Optimierung den Bereich der Möglichkeiten ständig erweitert und erweitern muss, um die Welt der Tatsächlich-
keiten für die Optimierung der Kommunikation offen zu halten, und um letztlich einen Sinn anstreben zu können, un-
abhängig davon, ob er je erkannt werden kann oder nicht.
Dr. phil. Peter-Alexander Möller (*1954) deutscher Philosoph, Pädagoge, Autor, Medizinische Ethik im 21. Jahrhundert. Zur Anthro-
potechnik der Menschlichkeit, Kühlungsborner Tagung, 12.-14. Mai 2000, Tagungsband, Norderstedt, 2001

Die Molekularbiologen und Gentechniker analysieren die Funktion des Gehirns. Aber ob uns das viel näher bringt an das Verständnis über das Bewusstsein, ist eine offene Frage. Es ist offen, ob das Bewusstsein nur die Funktion un-
seres komplexen Bordcomputers ist. Es ist offen, ob Bewusstsein nur etwas materialistisch zu Verstehendes ist oder
doch etwas mehr. Dr. Anton Zeilinger (*1945) österreichischer Professor für Physik, bekanntester experimenteller Quantenphy-
siker der Neuzeit, Universität Wien, zitiert in: Bewußtsein und der Freie Wille. Beiträge zur philosophischen Diskussion des "Selbst", präsentiert von dem österreichischen Kulturmagazin Aurora, Sommer 2002

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[Notwendigkeit einer globlen Bewusstseinsrevolution]

Ohne eine globale Revolution auf dem Gebiet des menschlichen Bewusstseins wird sich nichts zum Besseren ändern [...] und die Katastrophe, auf die die Welt zusteuert – der wirtschaftliche, gesellschaftliche und demographische Zusammen-
bruch der Zivilisation – wird unvermeidlich sein. Vaclav Havel (1936-2011) tschechischer Schriftsteller, Mitglied des Club of Rome, erster postkommunistischer Präsident der Tschechoslowakei während der Samtenen Revolution (1989-1992), Präsident
der Tschechischen Republik (1993-2003), Rede zur gemeinsamen Sitzung des US-Kongresses, Washington DC, 21. Februar 1990, Konferenzbeitrag in den Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika, 1999

Big Forest Sea, near Plötzky, Sachsen-Anhalt

Der Grund dafür, dass unser fühlendes wahrnehmendes und denkendes Ich in unserem naturwissenschaftlichen Weltbild nirgends auftritt, kann leicht in fünf Worten aus-
gedrückt werden: Es ist selbst dieses Weltbild. Es ist mit dem Ganzen identisch und kann deshalb nicht als ein Teil darin enthalten sein. [...] Bewusstsein gibt es seiner Natur nach nur in der Einzahl. Ich möchte sagen: die Gesamtzahl aller "Bewusstheiten" ist immer bloß "eins".
Erwin Schrödinger (1887-1961) österreichischer Physiker, Wis-
senschaftstheoretiker, Nobelpreisträger für Physik, 1933, Geist und Materie, 1958, Zsolnay Verlag, Wien, 1986

Bewusstsein gibt es seiner Natur nach nur in der Einzahl. Ich möchte sagen: die Gesamtzahl aller »Bewusstheiten« ist immer bloß 'eins'. Erwin Schrödinger (1887-1961) österreichischer Physiker, Wissenschaftstheoretiker, Nobelpreisträger für Physik, 1933, Geist und Materie, 1958, Kapitel 4, S. 90, Zsolnay Verlag, Wien, 1986

Das Wort Bewusstsein wird in meinen Augen falsch interpretiert. Im Englischen ist es das Wort consciousness, im Französischen ist es das Wort connaissance. Und das ist sehr interessant, weil das Wort connaissance bedeutet eigentlich die "gemeinsame Geburt". La naissance im Französischen ist die Geburt. Und la connaissance ist ein ge-
meinsamer Geburtsprozess. Das heißt, ich muss mich mit Menschen verbinden auf einer tieferen Ebene, um in die-
ses Bewusstsein zu kommen, was letztlich dann die Konnässance bedeutet. Es ist nicht von mir alleine möglich, ich
muss mit anderen in Verbindung sein, um zu diesem Wissen – Connaissance heißt ja im Französischen Wissen –
aber eigentlich ist es das gemeinsame Geborenwerden. Und die Welt ist in einer neuen Geburtsstunde. Und das Be-
wusstsein, was in meinem eigenen Inneren kultiviert wird, ist so dringend notwendig. Wir brauchen die Kultivierung einer inneren Kraft, und das hat natürlich eine naturwissenschaftliche Komponente.
Videointerview mit Roland R. Ropers (*1945) deutscher Religions- und Kulturphilosoph, Etymosoph, Wegbereiter der spirituellen Sprachforschung, Seminarleiter, Publizist, Buchautor,"Leben hat keinen Anfang und kein Ende", präsentiert von der deutschen on-
line Plattform Thanatos.TV, Gastgeber Werner Huemer, österreichischer Talkshowmoderator, Autor, YouTube Film, Minute 17:23,
23:53 Minuten Dauer, eingestellt 31. Januar 2018

Unser Verständnis vom Bewusstsein als Produkt des Gehirns muss neu überdacht werden. Mit dem bestehenden Begriff können wir die Ergebnisse unserer Studie nicht verstehen. Dr. Pim van Lommel (*1943) niederländischer Arzt, Kardiologe, Nahtodforscher, Leiter einer prospektiven Nahtodstudie, Referent, Autor, Nahtodesforschung: Interview mit Pim van Lommel, präsentiert von der britischen medizinischen Fachzeitschrift The Lancet, Judith Krischik, 2001

Brasilianisches Tausendblatt

Das Gehirn empfängt das Bewusstsein. […] Es ist möglich, dass man sein Bewusstsein, sein Selbstbewusstsein ha-
ben kann, wenn man ein flaches EEG [Herzstillstand] hat. […] Wenn jedoch das Gehirn nicht mehr funktioniert, be-
steht die Möglichkeit, dass das Selbstbewusstsein zusam-
men mit dem Bewusstsein und den Erinnerungen außer-
halb des Gehirns existiert. […] Damit sind wir gleich in der
Quantenmechanik und bei Begriffen wie non-local inter-
connectedness, womit gemeint ist, dass alle Ereignisse
miteinander verbunden sind und sich gegenseitig beein-
flussen. Dr. Pim van Lommel (*1943) niederländischer Arzt, Kardiologe, Nahtodforscher, Leiter einer prospektiven Nahtod-
studie, Referent, Autor, Nahtodesforschung: Interview mit Pim
van Lommel, präsentiert von der britischen medizinischen Fach-
zeitschrift The Lancet, Judith Krischik, 2001

Wenn wir begreifen, dass wir «Bewusstheit» sind, die sich ihrer selbst bewusst wird, so sind wir auf dem Weg zur Weisheit. Akzeptieren wir diese für uns selbst, so schaffen wir eine notwendige Voraussetzung für ein gesundes
Leben. Der Widerstand gegen die Erkenntnis, dass es nichts außer unserer eigenen Erfahrung gibt, kann der Be-
ginn einer Krankheit sein. Folglich ist die wirkliche Behandlung einer Erkrankung erst im Verlauf der eigenen Be-
wusstwerdung möglich.
Robert Hall (1764-1831) englischer Theologe, Baptistenpastor, Kanzelredner der Dissenters (Andersgläubigen), Awareness
as Healing; zitiert in: Helmut Milz, Ganzheitliche Medizin, S. 161, Athenäum Verlag, Königstein/Taunus, 1985

Das Bewusstsein hört nach dem Tod nicht auf zu existieren – es besteht weiter und ist unabhängig von Gehirnfunk-
tionen. These von Dr. Pim van Lommel (*1943) niederländischer Arzt, Kardiologe, Nahtodforscher, Leiter einer prospektiven
Nahtodstudie, Referent, Autor, Endloses Bewusstsein. Neue medizinische Fakten zur Nahtoderfahrung, Patmos Verlag,
15. September 2009, 6. Auflage, 22. Februar 2011

Die meisten Menschen haben nach einer NTE überhaupt keine Angst mehr vor dem Tod. Durch eigene Erfahrung sind sie zu der Einsicht gelangt, dass mit dem Tod nicht alles endet und dass es ein persönliches Weiterleben gibt. So schrieb mir jemand, der eine NTE erlebt hatte:
»Es liegt jenseits meiner Möglichkeiten, über etwas zu diskutieren, was nur der Tod beweisen kann. Für mich hat diese Erfahrung jedoch entscheidend zu meiner Überzeugung beigetragen, dass das Bewusstsein auch über das Grab hinaus Bestand hat. Dabei ist mir eines klar geworden: Zu sterben heißt nicht, tot zu sein, denn der Tod ist nur eine andere Form des Lebens.«

These von Dr. Pim van Lommel (*1943) niederländischer Arzt, Kardiologe, Nahtodforscher, Leiter einer prospektiven Nahtodstudie, Referent, Autor, Endloses Bewusstsein. Neue medizinische Fakten zur Nahtoderfahrung, S. 20, Patmos Verlag, 15. September 2009, 6. Auflage, 22. Februar 2011

Wenn der Mensch beginnt diese Kraft in sich zu entdecken, spielt er nie wieder die Rolle, die er früher spielte. Er kehrt nicht zurück nur um eine Reaktion auf das Leben zu sein. Von nun an ist er der Akteur des Lebens.
Neville Goddard (1905-1972) Neugeistlehrer aus Barbedos, Autor zu den Themen Bibel, Mystik und Selbsthilfe, Daniel Daddeh, Übersetzer, Bewusstsein ist die einzige Realität. Lebenswerk [1939-1961], Selbstverlag, 6. Dezember 2019

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[Bewusstsein – unverstanden und undefiniert]

Ein naturwissenschaftliches Verständnis des Bewusstseins liegt nicht vor. Selbst eine allgemein anerkannte präzise Definition von Bewusstsein ist bisher nicht gelungen. ⚡ Dr. David R. Hawkins, Die Ebenen des Bewusstseins. Von der Kraft, die wir ausstrahlen, VAK Verlag, Kirchzarten bei Freiburg, 1997

Bewusstsein ist die nicht reduzierbare, ursprüngliche Beschaffenheit von allem was existiert.
⚡ Dr. David R. Hawkins, Hawkins.FU Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. xxiv, 2005

Referenz: de.Wikiquote-Einträge ► Bewusstsein und ► Sinn und ► Das Unbewusste

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Zitate zum Thema Verstehen

Wir verstehen nicht Verstehen, es entzieht sich uns, ent-
schlüpft uns, denn wir merken nicht das Unglaubliche, das Rätselhafte, das Erstaunliche, das Wunderbare, das in alltäglichem Gespräch, und Reflektion vor sich geht. Erst wenn dieser Strom von Selbstverständlichkeit gestört wird, stehen wir staunend vor diesem Wunder.
Heinz von Foerster (1911-2002) österreichischer Professor für Biophysik, Physiker, Direktor des Biological Computer Laboratory, Universität von Illinois, Philosoph des Radikalen Konstruktivis-
mus, Mitbegründer der kybernetischen Wissenschaft, Autor, "Wahrnehmung gestaltet die Welt", präsentiert von dem Museum der Wahrnehmung (MUWA), undatiert

Was wir zumeist als "objektive" Wirklichkeit betrachten, entsteht in der Regel dadurch, dass unser eigenes Erleben von anderen bestätigt wird. Dinge, die nicht nur von uns, sondern auch von anderen wahrgenommen werden, gelten ganz allgemein, das heißt im Alltagsleben wie auch in der Epistomologie als real. Intersubjektive Wiederholung von Erleb-
nissen liefert die sicherste Garantie der "objektiven Wirklichkeit". Ernst von Glasersfeld (1917-2010) irisch-US-amerika-
nischer Philosoph, Kommunikationswissenschaftler, Mitbegründer des Radikalen Konstruktivismus, Autor, zitiert in: Heinz Gumin, Herausgeber, Heinrich Meier, Herausgeber, Einführung in den Konstruktivismus, S. 37, Piper, München, 1998

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General quotes

Personal avowals

I regard consciousness as fundamental. I regard matter as derivative from consciousness. We cannot get behind consciousness. Everything that we talk about, everything that we regard as existing, postulates consciousness. Interview with Max Planck (1858-1947) German theoretic physicist, founder of quantum theory, Nobel laureate in physics, 1918, presented by the British Sunday newspaper The Observer, S. 17, Spalte 3, column 3, 25. January 1931

I now firmly believe that consciousness is more than an accidental by-product of the neurophysiological and bioche-
mical processes taking place in the human brain. I see consciousness and the human psyche as expressions and re-
flections of a cosmic intelligence that permeates the entire universe and all of its existence. We are not just highly evol-
ved animals with biological computers embedded inside our skulls; we are also fields of consciousness without limits,
transcending time, space, matter, and linear causality. Stanislav Grof, M.D., Ph.D. (*1931) Czech US American psychiatrist, consciousness researcher, co-developer of transpersonal psychology, teacher, author, The Holotropic Mind. The Three Levels
of Human Consciousness and How They Shape Our Lives, S. 17-18, HarperOne, reprint edition 28. May 1993

Owl-head clover

As I began to love myself, I refused to continue to live in the past as well as to worry about my future. Now I only live in this moment, where EVERYTHING is taking place. In this way I am now living every day and call it consciousness.
Charlie Chaplin (1889-1977) English-born US American comedic actor, director, excerpt of a speech at his 70th birthday, 16. April 1959

Becoming a writer is about becoming conscious. When you're conscious and writing from a place of insight and simplicity and real caring about the truth, you have the ability to throw the lights on for your reader. He or she will recognize his or her life and truth in what you say, in the pictures you have painted, and this decreases the terrible sense of isolation that we have all had too much of. [...] Tell the truth as you understand it. If you're a writer, you have moral obligation to do this.
Anne Lamott (*1954) US American recovering conversed alcoholic, bestselling author, Bird by Bird. Some Instructions on Writing and Life, S. 225-226, Pantheon Books, 5. May 1994, Anchor, 1st edition 1. September 1995

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Faced with death and mortality

It's not a frivolous pursuit. [...] there's a certain amount of dread attached to taking it – you have a hallucinogenic trip that deals with death and your mortality. So it's quite an ordeal. It's not something you're going to score and a have great time on. Interview with Sting (*1951) English musician, singer-songwriter, activist, philanthropist, actor, Dunn, Jancee, presented by the biweekly US American pop culture magazine Rolling Stone, issue 26, 5. February 1998, cited in: John N. Grunwell, Ayahuasca Tourism in South America. Written for Anthropology of Tourism, University of Maryland at College Park, published in the News-
letter of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), volume 8, issue 3, S. 59-62, autumn 1998

Recommendations

If you get into these spaces [non-ordinary states of consciousness] at all, you must forget about them when you come back. You must forget you're omnipotent and omniscient and take the game seriously so you'll engage in sex, have children, and participate in the whole human scenario. When you come back from a deep tank session – or a coma or psychosis – there's always this extraterrestrial feeling. You have to read the directions in the glove compartment so you can run the human vehicle once more. Dr. John C. Lilly (1915-2001) US American physician, neuroscientist, psychoana-
lyst, psychonaut, philosopher, writer, ⚡ E. J. Gold (*1941) US American artist, jazz musician, spiritual teacher in the "Fourth Way" tradition of G.I. Gurdjieff, author, Tanks for the Memories. Floatation Tank Talks, Gateways, Nevada City, California, 1995

Conclusions

Any science that deals with living organisms must cover the phenomenon of consciousness, because consciousness, too, is part of reality. Niels Bohr (1885-1962) Danish quantum physicist, Nobel laureate in physics, 1922, author, recorded in discussion with Heisenberg, cited in: Werner Heisenberg (1901-1976) German theoretical physicist, contributor to quantum mecha-
nics, developer of the uncertainty principle of quantum theory, 1927, author, Physics and Beyond [Der Teil und das Ganze. Gespräche im Umkreis der Atomphysik, 1969], S. 114, Allen and Unwin, London, 1971

The difference between mind and brain is that brain deals only with memorized, subjective, special-case experiences and objective experiments, while mind extracts and employs the generalized principles and integrates and interrelates their effective employment. Brain deals exclusively with the physical, and mind exclusively with the metaphy-
sical. Buckminster Fuller (1895-1983) US American engineer, systems theorist, architect, constructor, designer, inventor, futurist, philosopher, author, Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth, Southern Illinois University Press, 1968, Lars Müller, 1st edition
15. July 2008

Future outlook

Consciousness means, literally, 'knowing together.' A development of consciousness would therefore mean kno-
wing 'more together,' and so it would bring about a new relationship to everything previously known. For to know more
always means to see things differently [...]. An increase of consciousness is likened to an increase of light. But we
shall see eventually that an increase of consciousness does not mean only that we see with greater clarity what was
formerly obscure. The quality is changed. For the moment, the man who experiences it himself is changed. It is not
merely the quantity of consciousness that is altered, but its very nature. Maurice Nicoll (1884-1953) British psychiatrist, Fourth Way teacher, author, Living Time and the Integration of the Life, S. 22-23, Watkins, 1st edition 1976

In consciousness there are no others. Sri Ramana Maharshi (1879-1950) Indian Hindu sage, saint, cited in: Arthur Osborne (1906-1970) English writer on spirituality and mysticism, disciple and biographer of Ramana Maharshi, Ramana Maharshi and the Path of Self-Knowledge, chapter 13, Sri Ramanasramam, 1. January 2006

The three states of consciousness — waking, dreaming, and deep sleep — are witnessed by turiya. This Sanskrit term means "the fourth" but it's not a state like the other three.
Mandukya Upanishad, cited in: blog article Conscious Sleep, presented by the Freddie Yam's blog, 26. November 2015

That which is not present in deep (i. e. dreamless) sleep is not real.
Assigned to Sri Ramana Maharshi (1879-1950) Indian Hindu sage, saint, cited in: Quotefancy

What we call civilized consciousness has steadily separated itself from the basic instincts. But these instincts have not disappeared. They have merely lost their contact with our consciousness and are thus forced to assert themselves in an indirect fashion. This may be [...] physical symptoms [...], neurosis [...], various incidents [...], moods [...] unex-
pected forgetfulness [...] or mistakes of speech. Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961) Swiss psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, founder of
a new school of depth psychology, author, Man And His Symbols, S. 72, 1964, Dell, 15. August 1968

The consciousness of mankind is one and not truly divisible. Each person has a responsibility to achieve this
and nothing else. There is no other way out. That is absolutely what has to be done and nothing else can work.
David Bohm (1917-1992) German-born US American British leading theoretical quantum physicist, cited in: article The Cosmic Plenum. Bohm's Gnosis. The Implicate Order, presented by the website bizint, undated

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The assumption 'The brain generates consciousness' held by neuroscientists is erroneous.

We are conscious inspite of our brain.
It's one of those things that goes totally against everything that I learned as a neuroscientist and coming along as an active neurosurgeon. And yet we came to realize that consciousness is a far more profound entity than I ever recognized before and that assumption that I had taken as proven for so many decades, you know that the brain generates consciousness, is wrong.
And I had the evidence very strongly suggesting the false nature of that assumption is really going back at the advent
of quantum mechanics, almost 100 years ago. A lot of the scientists involved in quantum mechanics like Werner Hei-
senberg, Max Planck, Erwin Schroedinger, Niels Bohr, Albert Einstein – many of them turned to mysticism. They
were so astonished by what their experiments told them about reality. […] Essentially […] consciousness is a crucial
part of manifesting reality. […] We are very active participants [in the unfolding of creation].
Audio interview with Eben Alexander III, M.D. (*1953) US American neuroscientist, neurosurgeon, near death experiencer, author, Life Beyond Death, part of The Monroe Institute Series, MP3, presented by the US American web radio station Empower Radio, program Conscious Living, host Wendy Garrett, minute 20:17, 56:00 minutes duration, aired 30. May 2012

Garden spider nested amidst of its web

The prevailing consensus in neuroscience is that conscious-
ness is an emergent property of the brain and its metabolism. When the brain dies, the mind and consciousness of the be-
ing to whom that brain belonged ceases to exist. […]
[A]ccording to the decades-long research of Dr. Peter Fen-
wick, a highly regarded neuropsychiatrist who has been studying the human brain, consciousness, and the phenome-
non of near death experience (NDE) for 50 years, this view is incorrect. Despite initially being highly incredulous of NDEs
and related phenomena, Fenwick now believes his extensive research suggests that consciousness persists after death.
In fact, Fenwick believes that consciousness actually exists independently and outside of the brain as an inherent proper-
ty of the universe itself like dark matter and dark energy or gravity.
Hence, in Fenwick's view, the brain does not create or produce consciousness; rather, it filters it.
Article featuring Peter Fenwick (1935-2024) British neuropsychiatrist, neurophysiologist, expert researcher on epilepsy and end-of-
life phenomena, author, Does Consciousness Exist Outside of the Brain?, presented by the US American bimonthly magazine Psychology Today, Clifford N. Lazarus, Ph.D. 26. June 2019

Mystics, contrary to religionists, are always saying that reality is not two things – God and the world – but one thing, consciousness. […] The problem with science has always been that most scientists believe that science must
be done within a different monistic framework, one based on the primacy of matter. […] Quantum physics showed us
that we must change that myopic prejudice of scientists, otherwise we cannot comprehend quantum physics. So now
we have science within consciousness, a new paradigm of science based on the primacy of consciousness that is gra-
dually replacing the old materialist science. […] the new paradigm resolves many […] paradoxes of the old paradigm
and explains much anomalous data. Interview with Amit Goswami, Ph.D. (*1936) Indian US American professor emeritus of nuclear physics, University of Oregon (1968-1997), quantum cosmologist, author, Healing Journeys, presented by the publication "Insight Directory", Suzie Daggett, 2005

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Materialism [left brain] ⇔ consciousness [right brain]

Consciousness is the ground of all being. And then you have to realize that it's absolute and therefore no perfect definition is ever possible. So whatever people say about consciousness is okay, provided one caveat, which is that one should recognize one fundamental aspect of consciousness because this is where consciousness and materialism become different.
- In materialism, there are only objects.
- In consciousness, there is both subject and object. That split is most important to recognize.

All the ancient traditions, to their credit, recognize the aspect of consciousness. So if you don’t recognize it, there is serious flaw in your thinking about consciousness. Never forget that you are also a subject and that makes you a conscious being in the sense that we understand consciousness. Deleted video statement at speakers' panel by Amit Goswami, Ph.D. (*1936) Indian US American professor emeritus of nuclear physics, University of Oregon (1968-1997), quantum cosmologist, author, What is your definition of Consciousness?, sponsored by the World Congress of Quantum Medicine, Quantum University, Honolulu, Hawaii, 4-7 October 2012, YouTube film, minute 2:20, 7:55 minutes duration, posted 29. November 2012

What are the electrons drawing off in order to be able to keep on running? This question was originally asked by Hal Puthoff in the 70ties.
The answer is what many people call zero-point energy, or the quantum field, or the quantum vacuum, or virtual particle flux, dark energy which is not a pleasant name for it. These are all the different names that the mainstream
has come out with. [...]
If you want to have your Unified field theory of physics [...] and reconcile the macro with the micro, the quantum physics with the Newtonian physics [...] and to rectify it with the mystery of how can we actually be asking the ques-
tion? Which is consciousness. [...]
Consciousness must somehow be part of the field. [...]
Consciousness is not simply locked within the human body and brain, but is interconnected [...] interacting with matter and energy. [...] The energy itself is conscious which is now becoming a scientifically proven fact. Audio interview with David Wilcock (*1973) US American consciousness researcher, mystic filmmaker, lecturer, author, Bosnian Pyramid & New Physics, presented by the US American talk radio show Coast to Coast AM, host Rob Simone, 2:36:54 duration, aired 28. December 2010

There exists a continuum of consciousness uniting individual minds that could be directly experienced if the psy-
chophysical threshold of perception were sufficiently lowered through refinement in the functioning nervous system.
William James, M.D., Ph.D. (1842-1910) US American physician, professor of psychology and philosophy, Harvard University, pragmatic author, Essay, 1898

Consciousness is a singular the plural of which is unknown. Erwin Schrödinger [Father of quantum mechanics] (1887-1961) Austrian physicist, theoretical biologist, Nobel laureate in physics, 1933, cited in: The Oneness of Mind, as translated in Quantum Questions. Mystical Writings of the World's Great Physicists, edited by Ken Wilber, 1984; cited in: AZ Quotes

To divide or multiply consciousness is something meaningless. There is obviously only one alternative, namely the unification of minds or consciousness. Their multiplicity is only apparent, in truth there is only one mind.
Erwin Schrödinger [Father of quantum mechanics] (1887-1961) Austrian physicist, theoretical biologist, Nobel laureate in physics, 1933, cited in: Goodreads Quotable Quote

Mind is by its very nature a singulare tantum. I should say: the over-all number of minds is just one. I venture to call it indestructible since it has a peculiar timetable, namely mind is always now. There is really no before and after for mind. There is only a now that includes memories and expectations. But I grant that our language is not adequate to express this, and I also grant, should anyone wish to state it, that I am now talking religion, not science.
Erwin Schrödinger [Father of quantum mechanics] (1887-1961) Austrian physicist, theoretical biologist, father of quantum mecha-
nics, Nobel laureate in physics, 1933, author, Roger Schrödinger, What is Life? With Mind and Matter and Autobiographical Sketches,
S. 134-135, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1967, 31. January 1992

Mountain clover

The mystical teaching of the ‘identity’ of all minds with each other and with the supreme mind [...] is clinched by the empirical fact that consciousness is never experienced in the plural, only in the singular. Erwin Schrödinger [Father of quantum mechanics] (1887-
1961) Austrian physicist, theoretical biologist, father of quantum mecha-
nics, Nobel laureate in physics, 1933, author, Roger Schrödinger, What is Life? With Mind and Matter and Autobiographical Sketches, S. 140, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1967, 31. January 1992

Only mind can discover how to do so much with so little as for-
ever to be able to sustain and physically satisfy all humanity.
Buckminster Fuller (1895-1983) US American engineer, systems theorist, architect, constructor, designer, inventor, futurist, philosopher, author, cited in: Buckminster Fuller's Manifesto for the Genius of Generalists, presen-
ted by the free weekly digest Brain Pickings, host Maria Popova (*1984) Bulgarian critic, blogger, writer, 8. March 2013

Love and intimacy are the root of what makes us sick and what makes us well. I am not aware of any other factor in medicine – not diet, not smoking, not exercise, not drugs – that has a greater impact on our quality of life, incidence of illness and premature death of all causes. […] [T]he most powerful factors in health and illness – even though these ideas are largely ignored by the medical profession. S. 20 […]
[L]ack of human contact can lead to profound isolation and illness – and even death. S. 139
Dean Ornish, M.D. (*1953) US American clinical professor of medicine, UCSF, founder of the nonprofit Preventive Medicine Re-
search Institute, author, Love and Survival. The Scientific Basis for the Healing Power of Intimacy, S. 20, S. 139, Harper, 1997, William Morrow Paperbacks, 1st edition 17. February 1999
- In Love and Survival, Dean Ornish makes the point that love and intimacy are more powerful determinants
  of health than improved diet, stopping smoking, genetic make-up, more exercise, or prescription drugs.
  Article Biology's Mandate to Separate, presented by the removed website reuniting.info, Marnia Robinson, US American former corporate lawyer, researcher and author on ancient sacred-sex prescriptions, 28. July 2005

Consciousness is not a result of complexity. [...] The only way that consciousness can happen is that it can evolve into higher orders from ingredients that already have some degree of consciousness to begin with. Audio teleseminar with Christian de Quincey, Ph.D., US American philosopher, John F. Kennedy University, visionary speaker and author on consciousness, spirituality and cosmology, Is Consciousness Energy?, MP3, presented by the Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS), Library, host Dean Radin, Ph.D. (*1952) US American senior scientist of IONS, researcher in parapsychology, author, teleseminar series "Mysteries of Consciousness", minute 18:46, 1:04:52 duration, aired 6. April 2011

Consciousness is not energy. […] Consciousness and embodiment [made of energy], consciousness and energy, always go together. You never have one without the other. They form a unity but they are not identical. Unity does
not equal identity. Consciousness is non-located, it's non-physical. Energy is located and it's physical. Energy is something that moves through space. Consciousness doesn't exist in space. […] Consciousness knows. Energy flows. Audio teleseminar with Christian de Quincey, Ph.D., US American philosopher, John F. Kennedy University, visionary
speaker and author on consciousness, spirituality and cosmology, Is Consciousness Energy?, MP3, presented by the Institute of
Noetic Sciences (IONS), Library, host Dean Radin, Ph.D. (*1952) US American senior scientist of IONS, researcher in para-
psychology, author, teleseminar series "Mysteries of Consciousness", minute 25:45, 1:04:52 duration, aired 6. April 2011

Consciousness is part of our universe, so any physical theory which makes no proper place for it falls fundamentally short of providing a genuine description of the world.
Sir Roger Penrose (*1931) British mathematician, theoretical physicist, philosopher, cosmologist, Shadows of the Mind. A Search
for the Missing Science of Consciousness, S. 8, Oxford University Press, NYC, United States, 22. August 1996

As you lower your entropy in consciousness you get more power, more ability to have an effect.
Lowering entropy by improving the organization (profitability) of accumulated experiences increases the energy / power / information available to the evolving entity.
➤ Lowering entropy,
➤ spiritual growth,
➤ increasing the quality of consciousness,
➤ evolving one's consciousness, and
➤ growing up
are all different expressions for the same thing.
Video presentation by Thomas Campbell (*1944) US American physicist, consciousness researcher, Monroe Institute (TMI),
London School of Economics, Physics, Metaphysics & the Consciousness Connection, part 9 of 18, YouTube film, minute 0:05,
9:00 minutes duration, filmed 22. February 2008, posted 13. April 2008

Love is defined as the fundamental state of a low entropy consciousness. It is not that a low entropy conscious-
ness is loving. A low low entropy consciousness fundamentally is love.
Video presentation by Thomas Campbell (*1944) US American physicist, consciousness researcher, Monroe Institute (TMI), London School of Economics, Physics, Metaphysics & the Consciousness Connection, part 9 of 18, YouTube film, minute 0:22, 9:00 minutes duration, filmed 22. February 2008, posted 13. April 2008

Living consciously involves being genuine; it involves listening and responding to others honestly and openly; it invol-
ves being in the moment. Sidney Poitier (1927-2022) Bahamian American actor, film director, diplomat, author, The Measure
of a Man. A Spiritual Autobiography, Oprah's Book Club, Harper San Francisco, 26. January 2007

Consciousness precedes Being, and not the other way around, as Marxists claim. For this reason, the salvation of this human world lies nowhere else than in the human heart, in the human power to reflect, in human modesty, and in human responsibility. Without a global revolution in the sphere of human consciousness, nothing will change for the better. Vaclav Havel (1936-2011) Czech dissident, first postcommunist President of the Czech Republic (1993-2003) and during
the Velvet Revolution (1989-1992), poet, playwright, essayist, The Art of the Impossible. Politics as Morality in Practice, Alfred A. Knopf, 1st edition 20. May 1997

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The Western bias

The use of mirrors became widespread during the Renaissance which is characterized by the reappearance of consciousness. Tor Norretranders (*1955) Danish professor of science philosophy, journalist and author of popular science, The User Illusion. Cutting Consciousness Down to Size, Viking, 1991, S. 320, Penguin Press Science, new edition 1. August 1999

Any development, at any stage, that strives toward patriarchal consciousness, toward the sun, looks on the moon spirit as the spirit of regression, as the terrible mother, as a witch. Erich Neumann (1905-1960) German psychologist, psychoanalyst, writer, Evolution of Consciousness. The Origins of the Way We Think, Simon & Schuster, 1. November 1992

Metrosideros umbellata, Botanical Garden, San Francisco

The role of drugs in the evolution of human consciousness must be understood in relationship to effects on the serotonergic system and its roles in overall brain functioning. The alterations of consciousness enhance paleomammilian brain functions and their coordination and integration with the entire brain. Enhanced serotonergic mechanisms contributed to experiences of altered consciousness in humans, embodied in visionary experiences. John A. Rush, Ph.D., US American professor of anthropology, Sierra College, Rocklin, California, medical hypnotherapist, author, Entheogens and the Development of Culture. The Anthropology and Neurobiology of Ecstatic Experience, S. 45, North Atlantic Books, 1st edition 30. July 2013

The awareness of being aware is the essence of consci-
ousness. Ian Xel Lungold (1949-2005) US American time researcher, cited in: Debra's blog Jaguar Spirit

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Altering consciousness by DMT

The ingredient Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) in the jungle drug Ayahuasca is consciousness-altering.
en.wikipedia: The Cosmic Serpent, The Cosmic Serpent. DNA and the Origins of Knowledge

So here are people without electronic microscopes who choose, among some 80,000 Amazonian plant species, the leaves of a bush containing a hallucino-
genic brain hormone, which they combine with a vine containing substances that inactivate an enzyme, which would otherwise block the hallucinogenic effect. And they do this to modify their consciousness.
Jeremy Narby (*1959) Swiss-Canadian anthropologist, author, The Cosmic Serpent. DNA and the Origins of Knowledge, Jeremy P. Tarcher/Putnam, 5. April 1999; Gregory Lessing Garrett, One Deception to Rule Them All, S. 319, Gregory Lessing Garrett Publishing, 2018

[We are] always already in a shared context. […] The question of whether a person is in fact a conscious person is always a moral question before it is a question about our justification to believe […] A detached perspective […] is incompatible with the more intimate, engaged perspective that we actually take up to each other. […] For what we bearers of consciousness are […] depends on where we are and what we can do. Alva Noë, Ph.D. (*1964) US American professor of philosophy, cognitive scientist, theorist on perception and consciousness, UC Berkeley, Out of Our Heads. Why You Are Not Your Brain, and Other Lessons from the Biology of Consciousness, Hill and Wang, 1st edition 17. February 2009

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Brain connectivity

The brain has about 100 billion neurons arranged in hierarchical and combinatoric neuronal connections.

It has been calculated that less than one hundred neurons are sufficient to distinguish one out of thousands of faces in a robust manner. Considering that there are around 100,000 cells below a square millimeter of cortex, the potential representational capacity of any one cortical region is enormous.
Christof Koch (*1956) US American neuroscientist, foreword by Francis Crick, The Quest for Consciousness. A Neurobiological Approach, Roberts & Company Publishers, 1st edition March 2004

Neurons ⇔ consciousness – Before he died world famous Francis Crick was trying to show that consciousness arises from a neurological function. This is an erroneous approach as it is consciousness that sparks neuronal activity. Neuronal activity doesn't create consciousness. The etheric brain activates the energy within the neurons not vice-versa. The effect of the electromagnetic
field on a wire is to create electricity or else magnetism. The nervous system acts by induction.

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Summarized examples from physics, biology, chemistry and neuroscience to illustrate synchrony ("sync")

Fireflies of certain species start flashing their little fires in sync in large gatherings of fireflies, in ways that can be difficult to explain under traditional approaches.
Large-scale neuron firing can occur in human brains at specific frequencies, with mammalian consciousness thought to be commonly associated with various kinds of neuronal synchrony.
Lasers are produced when photons of the same power and frequency are emitted together.
The moon's rotation is exactly synced with its orbit around the Earth such that we always see the same face.

Stephen Strogatz (*1959) US American professor of mathematics, Cornell University, author, Sync. How Order Emerges from Chaos in the Universe, Nature, and Daily Life, 2003, Hachette Books, reprint paperback edition 14. April 2004

"Panpsychism" – the view that all matter has some associated consciousness – is an increasingly accepted position with respect to the nature of consciousness.
The panpsychist argues that consciousness (subjectivity) did not emerge; rather, it's always associated with matter,
and vice versa (they are two sides of the same coin), but mind as associated with most of the matter in our universe
is generally very simple. An electron or an atom, for example, enjoy just a tiny amount of consciousness. But as mat-
ter "complexifies," so mind complexifies, and vice versa.
Article The Hippies Were Right: It's All about Vibrations, Man! A new theory of consciousness, presented by the US American popular science magazine Scientific American, Tam Hunt, US American practicing lawyer, 5. December 2018

Consciousness, not matter is the ground of all existence. […] The universe is self-aware and that consciousness creates the pysical world. If ordinary people really knew that consciousness and not matter is the link that connects us with each other and the world, then their views about war and peace, environmental pollution, social justice, religious values, and all other human endeavors would change radically. Amit Goswami, Ph.D. (*1936) Indian US American professor emeritus of nuclear physics, University of Oregon (1968-1997), quantum cosmologist, author, first presented by the online publication The Quantum Activist, cited in: Richard C. Michael, Ph.D., I Am That I Am, Book 2, S. 132 Booktango, 2013

References: en.Wikiquote entries ► Consciousness and ► Awareness

Literary quotes

Until they become conscious they will never rebel, and until after they have rebelled they cannot become conscious. George Orwell [Eric Arthur Blair] (1903-1950) English journalist, essayist, writer, Nineteen Eighty-Four, part 1, section 7,
Secker and Warburg, London, 8. June 1949

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Quotes by Daniel Siegel

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Missing definition of the mind in health professions

95% of mental health practitioners worldwide and almost all scientists and philo-
sophers focusing on the mind, have no definition of what the mind is.
Video presentation by Daniel J. Siegel, M.D. drdansiegel.com (*1957) US American clinical professor of psychiatry, UCLA, co-director of the Mindful Awareness Research Center, UCLA, executive director of the Mindsight Institute, educator, author, Personal Growth Series: Mindsight: The New Science of Personal Transformation, 22. April 2009, sponsored by the platform Google TechTalks, Google Campus, Mountain View, California, 1:02:52 minutes duration, posted 23. April 2009

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Definition of the mind

The mind is an embodied and relational process that regulates the flow of energy and integration.
Video presentation by Daniel J. Siegel, M.D. drdansiegel.com (*1957) US American clinical professor of psychiatry, UCLA, co-director of the Mindful Awareness Research Center, UCLA, executive director of the Mindsight Institute, educator, author, Definition of the Mind, book launching at "Mindsight", Santa Monica, California, 13. January 2010, YouTube film, minute 00:50, 2:18 minutes duration, posted by the Mindsight Institute 11. February 2010

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Revised definition of the mind

Mind is the emergent self-organizing process, both embodied and relational, that regulates energy and information flow within and among us.
Daniel J. Siegel, M.D. drdansiegel.com (*1957) US American clinical professor of psychiatry, UCLA, co-director of the Mindful Awareness Research Center, UCLA, executive director of the Mindsight Institute, educator, author, cited in: article Scientists say your "mind" isn't confined to your brain, or even your body, presented by the US American online portal Quartz, Olivia Goldhill, 24. December 2016

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Definition of the mindfulness

Three definitions of mindfulness
1. Conscientious,
2. Contemplative,
3. Creative.
Video presentation by Daniel J. Siegel, M.D. drdansiegel.com (*1957) US American clinical professor of psychiatry, UCLA, co-director of the Mindful Awareness Research Center, UCLA, executive director of the Mindsight Institute, educator, author, The Importance of Mindfulness, presented by the psychology channel PsychAlive, YouTube film, 2:42 minutes duration, posted 17. December 2009

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Effects of mindfulness

Synchronisation of brain hemispheres, improvement of relationships

Mindfulness practices support the balancing between the emotional right brain with the logical left brain.
Mindfulness practices serve to drastically improve relationships, moods and outlooks on life. Video presentation by Daniel J. Siegel, M.D. drdansiegel.com (*1957) US American clinical professor of psychiatry, UCLA, co-director of the Mindful Awareness Research Center, UCLA, executive director of the Mindsight Institute, educator, author, Integrating the Two Hemispheres of Our Brains, presented by the psychology channel PsychAlive, YouTube film, 3:43 minutes duration, posted 17. December 2009

Mount Cook, Southern Alps, New Zealand, September 2006

Traditionally, scientists have tried to define the mind as the product of brain activity: The brain is the physical substance, and the mind is the conscious product of those firing neurons, according to the classic argument. But growing evidence shows that the mind goes far beyond the physical workings of your brain.
[O]ur mind cannot be confined to what’s inside our skull, or even our body, according to a definition first put forward by Dan Siegel, a professor of psychiatry at UCLA School of Medicine and the author of a recently published book, Mind. A Journey to the Heart of Being Human.
[O]ur mind extends beyond our physical selves. In other words, our mind is not simply our perception of experiences, but those experiences themselves. […] It’s impossible to completely disentangle our subjective view of the world from our interactions.
And Siegel says integration – whether that's within the brain or within society – is the foundation of a healthy mind. "In
our modern society we have this belief that mind is brain activity and this means the self, which comes from the mind, is separate and we don’t really belong. But we're all part of each others' lives. The mind is not just brain activity. When we realize it's this relational process, there's this huge shift in this sense of belonging." Definition of mind by Daniel J. Siegel, M.D. drdansiegel.com (*1957) US American clinical professor of psychiatry, UCLA, co-director of the Mindful Awareness Research Center, UCLA, executive director of the Mindsight Institute, educator, author, cited in: article Scientists say your "mind" isn't confined to your brain, or even your body, presented by the US American online portal Quartz, Olivia Goldhill, 24. December 2016

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Englische Texte – English section on Consciousness

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Nine integrative functions of the middle prefrontal cortex – Daniel Siegel

The middle prefrontal circuits of the brain may carry out the so called vertical integration
by interlinking body-proper, brainstem, limbic circuits, and cortex.
Fibers physically connect somatic and vertically distributed neural structures with one another.
Various independent basic brain research studies have shown that
the middle prefrontal areas are crucial for generating the following nine aspects of life

Interlinked integrative processes in the middle prefrontal cortex

༺༻	Function·capacity	Description
1.	Body·regulation	Balancing the sympathetic (accelerator) and parasympathetic (brakes) branches of the autonomic nervous system
2.	Attuned·communication	Enabling one to tune into others’ states and link minds
3.	Emotional balance	Permitting the lower limbic regions to become aroused enough so life has meaning, but not too aroused to become flooded
4.	Fear extinction	Neutralizing the effects of being traumatized Physiological process: GABA (inhibitory neurotransmitter) fibers project down to the amygdala and enable fearful responses to be calmed.
5.	Response flexibility	Enabling one to pause before acting [foregoing "knee-jerk" reactions] and inhibit impulses allowing time to reflect on the various options for response
6.	Empathy	Considering the mental perspective of another person
7.	Insight	Self-knowing awareness, the gateway to one's autobiographical narratives and self-understanding, connecting the past, present and future
8.	Morality	The capacity to consider of the larger good, and to act on pro-social ideas, even when alone, requires an intact middle prefrontal region of the brain.
9.	Intuition Embodied Inspiration Inspirited	Being aware of the input of one's body, especially information from the neural networks surrounding intestines ("gut feeling") and one's heart ("heartfelt feelings") enables one to be open to the wisdom of the non-conceptual Self

Sources adapted from Daniel J. Siegel, M.D. drdansiegel.com (*1957) US American clinical professor of psychiatry, UCLA, co-director
of the Mindful Awareness Research Center, UCLA, executive director of the Mindsight Institute, educator, author
► Article An Interpersonal Neurobiology Approach to Psychotherapy: Awareness, Mirror Neurons, and Neural Plasticity in the Development
of Well-Being, presented by the publication proquest, David Siegel, 15. October 2007, updated 26. January 2010
► Video presentation Goldie Hawn and Dan Siegel, presented by TEDMED Talks 2009, YouTube film, 19:00 minutes duration,
posted 3. May 2010
Listing the nine integrative functions of the middle prefrontal cortex Minute 15:30 – Brain hygiene practice for neural integration Minute 16:30

See also: ► Neuroscience

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Brain myths debunked

Brain myths ⇔ brain facts

༺༻	Myth	Fact ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Remark
1.	Humans use only 10% of their brains.	During a whole day the entire brain is used on and off. Born with 200 billion neurons inactive neurons are already dying off in children. Left with 100 billion neurons adults keep replacing neurons (obsolete beliefs) with neural pathways that carry meaningful beliefs for the individual.
2.	There are right-brain and left-brain personalities and features.	Both hemispheres are needed, intricately interconnected, and share constantly information. Certain brain areas (music, math, sports, language) may be predominant. Damaged brain areas can be compen- sated. Brain-entrainment strategies can enhance the neural coherence and exchange between the hemispheres.
3.	Older brains slow down.	Yes, and neuroplasticity increases with age. Information overload may trigger stress (confusion, anxiety). Distress is an influential factor of neurogenerative diseases.
4.	Video brain games improve cognition.	Brain games train the memory in general, not the practical capacity, of elderly people with cognitive decline. Exercise, healthy diet, humour, meaningful work, intense intellectual and social stimula- tion keep the brain upbeat.
5.	EEG readings indicate health improvements.	Possibly. Different brain activities generate various brainwave frequencies locally. Brainwave frequencies can consciously be altered in certain regions, as shown by biofeedback and neurofeedback devices. New brain-probing devices prove that certain brain areas simultaneously generate ever changing different frequencies also when one performs repetitive actions. Brain training works through concentration and relaxation, not by keeping up specific frequencies.

Written references:
► Article 5 Common Myths about the Brain, presented by the US American popular science magazine Scientific American, 1. January 2015
► Article 10 Brain Myths Busted, presented by the publication Popular Science, 2. November 2015
► Blog article 8 Myths About the Brain. Separating Facts From Fictions, presented by the publication verywellmind, Kendra Cherry,
2. April 2020

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Human mind in waking and dreaming state

Brain scanning the human mind

Mind part	Freud's term	Status of neuroscientific research
Unconscious·mind	Id	The brain in motion shows that much of its activity is unconscious.
Desires, libido	Id	The pleasure center is located at the center of the brain.
Ego	Ego	The seat of the personality is basically the prefrontal cortex, right behind the forehead.
Conscience	Superego	The orbital frontal cortex is right behind the eyes. It can be seen in motion.

Dreaming		During sleep brain scans can track the status of the (very primitive) control center at the back of the brain. In the dream state the amygdala governing fear and emotions is active. Both the prefrontal cortex and the orbital frontal cortex (fact checker) are basically shut off (quiet).
Lucid dreaming²	Directing one's dreams	Neuroscientific research finds lucid dreaming testable, reproducible, and legitimate.

Sources featuring Michio Kaku, Ph.D. (*1947) Japanese US American leading theoretical physicist, University of New York, co-founder of string field theory, popular "communicator" of science, futurist, author
► Book The Future of the Mind. The Scientific Quest to Understand, Enhance, and Empower the Mind, Doubleday, 25. February 2014
► Narrated article This is Your Brain on Dreams, with Michio Kaku, presented by the US American web portal Big Think, 3:00 minutes
duration, 14. October 2014

Reference: ► Blog article How To Lucid Dream And 7 Ways It Will Change Your Life,
presented by the Mindvalley Academy Blog, 20. January 2020

See also: ► Dreaming and ► Neuroscience and ► Conscience and ► Unconscious and ► Sigmund Freud

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Links zum Thema Bewusstsein und Bewusstseinsforschung / Consciousness research

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Literatur

Neville Goddard (1905-1972) Neugeistlehrer aus Barbedos, Autor zu den Themen Bibel, Mystik und Selbsthilfe, Daniel Daddeh, Übersetzer, Bewusstsein ist die einzige Realität. Lebenswerk [1939-1961], Selbstverlag, 6. Dezember 2019
Charles Hampden-Turner (*1934) britischer Management-Philosoph, Seniorforscher, Judge Business School, Cambridge Universität (1990) Autor, Modelle des Menschen. Dem Rätsel des Bewußtseins auf der Spur, Beltz PVU Verlag, Basel, 1983,
4. neugestaltete Auflage 2000
Prof. Dr. Stanislav Grof (*1931) tschechisch-US-amerikanischer Psychiater, Psychotherapeut, Medizinphilosoph, Mitbegründer
der transpersonalen Psychologie, Lehrer, Autor, Dr. Christina Grof (1941-2014) US-amerikanische Psychotherapeutin, Gründerin des Spiritual Emergence Network (SEN), Mitbegründerin
von Holotropic Breathwork, Künstlerin, Lehrerin, Autorin, Jenseits des Todes. An den Toren des Bewußtseins, Kösel, 1984, 1986
Prof. Dr. Stanislav Grof (*1931) tschechisch-US-amerikanischer Psychiater, Psychotherapeut, Medizinphilosoph, Mitbegründer
der transpersonalen Psychologie, Lehrer, Autor, Geburt, Tod und Transzendenz. Neue Dimensionen in der Psychologie, Kösel, 1985, November 1990, Rowohlt Verlag, Reinbek bei Hamburg, 1998
Tor Nørretranders / Noeretranders (*1955) dänischer Professor für Wissenschaftsphilosophie, Wissenschaftsjournalist, Sachbuchautor, Spüre die Welt. Die Wissenschaft des Bewußtseins, Rowohlt, Reinbek, 1997
Rick Strassmann, DMT. Das Molekül des Bewusstseins, zur Biologie von Nahtoderfahrungen und mystischen Erlebnissen,
At Verlag, April 2004
Jörg Starkmuth (*1966) deutscher Diplom-Ingenieur für Nachrichtentechnik, freiberuflicher Übersetzer, Lektor, Autor, Die Entstehung der Realität. Wie das Bewusstsein die Welt erschafft, Starkmuth Publishing, Bonn, 2005, 6. Auflage Mai 2006,
10. Auflage, 2009
Jeremy Narby (*1959) Schweiz-kanadischer Anthropologe, Autor von Die kosmische Schlange. Auf den Pfaden der Schamanen zu den Ursprüngen modernen Wissens, Klett-Cotta, 3. Auflage 2007
Prof. Dr. Stanislav Grof (*1931) tschechisch-US-amerikanischer Psychiater, Psychotherapeut, Medizinphilosoph, Mitbegründer
der transpersonalen Psychologie, Lehrer, Autor, Impossible. Wenn Unglaubliches passiert. Das Abenteuer außergewöhnlicher Bewusstseinserfahrungen, Kösel Verlag, Februar 2008
Philip Clayton, Emergenz und Bewusstsein. Evolutionärer Prozess und die Grenzen des Naturalismus, Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Göttingen, 1. Auflage 22. Oktober 2008
Daniel J. Siegel, M.D. (*1957) US-amerikanischer klinischer Professor für Psychiatrie, UCLA, Vizedirektor des Mindful Aware-
ness Research Centers, UCLA, geschäftsführender Direktor des Mindsight Institute, Ausbilder, Autor, Mindsight. Die neue Wissenschaft der persönlichen Transformation, Goldmann Verlag, 19. November 2012

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Literature (engl.)

Charles T. Tart, Ph.D. (*1937) US American psychologist, parapsychologist, consciousness researcher, ESP researcher, deve-
loper of Remote viewing, co-founder of the Stanford Research Institute (a federally-funded program investigating psychic abilities in humans) (*1972), co-founder of transpersonal psychology, president of ISSSEEM, author, classic anthology Altered States of Consciousness, John Wiley & Sons, 1st edition June 1969, Psychological Processes, revised 3rd edition June 1990
Julian Jaynes (1920-1997) US American psychologist, author, The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind, 1976, Mariner Books, 15. August 2000
Amit Goswami, Ph.D. (*1936) Indian US American professor emeritus of nuclear physics, University of Oregon (since 1968), quantum cosmologist, author, The Self-Aware Universe. How Consciousness Creates the Material World, Tarcher, 21. March 1995

See also: Bicameralism (psychology)

David Chalmers (*1966) Australian professor of philosophy, Australian National University, cognitive scientist on mind and language, author, The Conscious Mind. In Search of a Fundamental Theory, Oxford University Press, 9. May 1996
Russell Targ (*1934) US American physicist, ESP researcher, developer of Remote viewing, co-founder of the Stanford Research Institute federally-funded program investigating psychic abilities in humans, 1972, author, Miracles of Mind. Exploring Nonlocal Consciousness and Spiritual Healing, New World Library, February 1998
Jeremy Narby (*1959) Swiss-Canadian anthropologist, author, The Cosmic Serpent. DNA and the Origins of Knowledge, Jeremy P. Tarcher/Putnam, 5. April 1999

en.Wikipedia: The Cosmic Serpent, The Cosmic Serpent. DNA and the Origins of Knowledge

Tor Norretranders (*1955) Danish author of popular science, The User Illusion. Cutting Consciousness Down to Size, Penguin Press Science, new edition 1. August 1999
Christian de Quincey, Ph.D., US American philosopher, John F. Kennedy University, visionary speaker and author on cons-
ciousness, spirituality and cosmology, Radical Nature. Rediscovering the Soul of Matter, Invisible Cities Press, 1st edition
1. April 2002
- Radical Nature. The Soul of Matter, Park Street Press, new edition 22. February 2010
Stephen Lewis, US American engineer, acupuncturist, developer of The AIM Program of Energetic Balancing, co-founder of EMC², Sanctuary. The Path to Consciousness, Hay House, 4th edition 18. September 2002
Peter Russell, M.A., D.C.S. (*1946) British physicist, eco-philosopher, awakened visionary futurist, producer of three films on consciousness, author, From Science to God. A Physicist's Journey into the Mystery of Consciousness, New World Library,
March 2003
Mitchell Gibson, M.D., US American former forensic psychiatrist, clairvoyant healer, healing researcher, artist, software deve-
loper, spiritual teacher, public speaker, author, The Living Soul, Tybro Publications, 10. November 2003
Stephen Strogatz (*1959) US American professor of mathematics, Cornell University, author, Sync. How Order Emerges from Chaos in the Universe, Nature, and Daily Life, Theia imprint of Hyperion, April 2003, Hachette Books, reprint paperback edition 14. April 2004, Penguin UK, 29. April 2004
Christian de Quincey, Ph.D., US American philosopher, John F. Kennedy University, visionary speaker and author on cons-
ciousness, spirituality and cosmology, Radical Knowing. Understanding Consciousness through Relationship (Radical Consciousness Trilogy), Park Street Press, annotated edition 27. August 2005
Galen Strawson, Ph.D. (*1952) British analytic professor of philosophy versed in philosophy of mind, metaphysics, panpsychism, mind-body problem, self, free will, literary critic, et al., Consciousness and Its Place in Nature. Does Physicalism Entail Panpsychism?, Imprint Academic, 1st edition 24. October 2006
- Book review, Consciousness and Its Place in Nature: Does Physicalism Entail Panpsychism?, presented by "Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews", reviewer Leopold Stubenberg, 4. May 2007
Thomas Campbell (*1944) US American physicist, consciousness researcher, The Monroe Institute (TMI), in the early 1970s, London School of Economics, author, My Big TOE. The Complete Trilogy, book trilogy, 2007
Edward F. Kelly, Ph.D., US American parapsychologist, Emily Williams Kelly, Adam Crabtree, Alan Gauld, Michael Grosso, Ph.D. (*1937) US American parapsychologist, psychic, pseudoscience promoter, Bruce Greyson, Ph.D., M.D. (*1946) US Ame-
rican professor of psychiatric medicine, Carlson professor of psychiatry and neurobehavioral sciences, NDE researcher, Univer-
sity of Virginia, Irreducible Mind. Toward a Psychology for the 21st Century, Rowman & Littlefield, 2007
Christian de Quincey, Ph.D., US American philosopher, John F. Kennedy University, visionary speaker and author on consciousness, spirituality and cosmology, Consciousness from Zombies to Angels. The Shadow and the Light of Knowing
Who You Are, Park Street Press, 21. January 2009
Alva Noë, Ph.D. (*1964) US American professor of philosophy, cognitive scientist, theorist on perception and consciousness, UCB, Out of Our Heads. Why You Are Not Your Brain, and Other Lessons from the Biology of Consciousness, Hill and Wang, 1st edition 17. February 2009
"[We are] always already in a shared context."
Daniel J. Siegel, M.D. drdansiegel.com (*1957) US American clinical professor of psychiatry, UCLA, co-director of the Mindful Awareness Research Center, UCLA, executive director of the Mindsight Institute, educator, author, Mindsight. The New Science of Personal Transformation, Bantam, 12. January 2010, reprint edition 28. December 2010
Mario Beauregard, Ph.D., Canadian associate researcher, psychology, radiology, neuroscience, University of Montreal, Brain Wars. The Scientific Battle Over the Existence of the Mind and the Proof that Will Change the Way We Live, HarperOne,
7. May 2013
Richard Barrett, FRSA (*1945) British social commentator, speaker, author on the evolution of leadership and human values in business and society, The Metrics of Human Consciousness, Lulu Publishing Services, revised edition 2. January 2014
Michio Kaku, Ph.D. (*1947) Japanese US American leading theoretical physicist, University of New York, co-founder of string
field theory, popular "communicator" of science, futurist, author, The Future of the Mind. The Scientific Quest to Understand,
Enhance, and Empower the Mind, Doubleday, 1st edition 25. February 2014
Edward F. Kelly, Ph.D., US American parapsychologist, Adam Crabtree, Paul Marshall, Beyond Physicalism, Rowman & Littlefield, 19. February 2015, reprint issue 8. February 2019
Dr. Philip Goff, British associate professor in philosophy, consciousness researcher, Durham University, United Kingdom, author, Consciousness and Fundamental Reality, Oxford University Press, 18. August 2017

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Externe Weblinks

Wikipedia-Einträge Bewusstsein, Global Consciousness Project, Holismus, Gestalttheorie, Kollektive Intelligenz, Komplexes System, Künstliche Intelligenz, Nichtreduzierbare Komplexität, Paradoxie des Haufens, Rekursion, Rückkoppelung, Quantenverschränkung, Schwarmverhalten

Text BewusstSEINs-Parabel, präsentiert von Paranormal.de, undatiert

Aus einer separierten Eichel wird ein Eich-Baum

Essay von Prof. Thomas Metzinger, Einleitung: Das Problem des Bewußtseins, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, 1995
Rezension von Jeremy Narbys Buch «Die kosmische Schlange» Ich folgte dem Gesang und begann zu fliegen, präsentiert von der deutschen Wochenzeitung der Freitag, Florianne Koechlin, 28. März 2002
Artikel von Dr. Fritz-Albert Popp (1938-2018) deutscher Biophysiker, Biophotonenforscher, Bewußtsein als Eigenschaft kohärenter Zustände, PDF, erstmals präsentiert von biophotonen-online, archiviert von homodivinans.files, 11. Juni 2002
Beitrag Wie erzeugt das Gehirn Bewusstsein?, präsentiert von der kalifornischen Frage-und-Antwort Webseite Quora,
Elfriede Ammann, 287 Aufrufe · 3 Likes, 16. Juli 2019

Linklose Artikel

Artikel Das Bewusstsein. Nur Funken der Neuronen? Die Wissenschaft auf der Suche nach dem Geheimnis unseres Geistes, präsentiert von dem deutschen Magazin "Was ist Erleuchtung? (WIE)", Craig Hamilton, US-amerikanischer Pionier in emer-
gierender evolutionärer Spiritualität, Chefredakteur des aufgelösten Magazins WIE / EnlightenmentNext (1998-12/2006), Heft 17, 2005

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External web links (engl.)

Wikipedia entries Consciousness, Hard problem of consciousness, Quantum consciousness, Quantum mind

Scientific study of consciousness-related physical phenomena [Wissenschaftliche Studie von bewusstseinsspezifischen körperlichen Phänomenen] Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research Lab, 2007

Article by Dean Radin, Ph.D. (*1952) US American senior scientist of Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS), researcher in pa-
rapsychology, author, Global Consciousness Project – Analysis for September 11, 2001, presented by the Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS), 21. September 2001
Article The Nature of Mind and the Holographic BrainTechnology, presented by the US American online magazine Waking Times, Brandon West, contributor, 9. January 2015
Article Hacking Consciousness, presented by the publication Dissident Voice, William T. Hathaway, 10. March 2015
Article Prominent Scientist Says Consciousness Is Key to a 'Theory of Everything, presented by the multi-language international newspaper Epoch Times, Tara MacIsaac, 27. July 2015'
Essay (audio narration availed) The real problem. It looks like scientists and philosophers might have made consciousness far more mysterious than it needs to be, presented by the philosophical and cultural online magazine Aeon, Anil Seth (*1972) British professor of cognitive and computational neuroscience, University of Sussex, edited by Nigel Warburton, 2. November 2016
Article Scientists say your "mind" isn't confined to your brain, or even your body, presented by the US American online portal Quartz, Olivia Goldhill, 24. December 2016
Article A new theory of consciousness: the mind exists as a field connected to the brain, presented by the multi-language international newspaper Epoch Times, Tara MacIsaac, 11. October 2017

Between quantum physics and neuroscience, a theory emerges of a mental field we each have, existing in another dimension and behaving
in some ways like a black hole

Blog article Could Multiple Personality Disorder Explain Life, the Universe and Everything? A new paper argues the condition now known as "dissociative identity disorder" might help us understand the fundamental nature of reality, presented by the US Ameri-
can popular science magazine Scientific American, Edward F. Kelly, Ph.D., US American parapsychologist, Bernardo Kastrup, Adam Crabtree, 18. June 2018
Blog article The Hippies Were Right: It's All about Vibrations, Man! A new theory of consciousness, presented by the US Ameri-
can popular science magazine Scientific American, Tam Hunt, US American practicing lawyer, 5. December 2018
Assessment What is being missed in Consciousness studies?, presented by the Californian question-and-answer website Quora, Barry McGuinness, British psychologist, 10. December 2018

Linkless articles

Article You Are More Than Your Brain: A Revolutionary Theory of Consciousness, presented by the USC Annenberg "Religion dispatches", John Stoehr, 19. October 2009

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Web links on the topics consciousness and subconscious and unconscious – Quora

Q&A contributions issued by Elfriede Ammann, presented on the Californian question-and-answer website Quora EN

Is it possible that suns and celestial bodies are conscious?, 114 views, 3. December 2018
Is it true that, like an iceberg, only a small portion of the mind (conscious) is obvious to us? Is there a great majority of our mind (subconscious) that is hidden beneath the surface?, reference to the five brains, 102 views · 1 upvote, 19. March 2019
What is the turiya consciousness state like?, 202 views · 1 upvote, 8. May 2019

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Audio- und Videolinks

Audiointerview mit Dieter Broers (*1951) deutscher Biophysiker, interdisziplinärer Forscher, 2012 – Kommt der Bewusst-
seinssprung?, Teil 1 von 8, EP #14, präsentiert von dem Podcast-Anbieter ExoNews, Gastgeber Carsten Dreesbach und Ro-
bert Fleischer, YouTube Film, 9:46 Minuten Dauer, eingestellt 10. März 2009
Video Fernsehinterview mit Prof. Dr. Michael Vogt (*1953) deutscher Historiker, ehemals Honorarprofessor für Public Relations, Medien- und Kommunikationsmanagement, Gastgeber des Schweizer Web-Fernsehsenders Alpenparlament.TV, Bedingungs-
loses Grundeinkommen ist finanzierbar!, präsentiert von dem privaten Schweizer online Fernsehsender Schweiz 5, Sendung Time To Do, Gastgeber Norbert Brakenwagen, YouTube Film, 53:26 Minuten Dauer, eingestellt 28. April 2012

Als Mitglied im Beirat des Denkpools Wissensmanufaktur, stellt Vogt Wirtschafts-Plan B vor: die Realisierung des
Bedingungslosen Grundeinkommens (BGE) im Rahmen einer nachhaltigen Gesamtordnung.

Videointerview mit Ruth Huber (*1950) Schweizer spirituelle Lehrerin, Erleuchtung ist machbar – Neues Bewusstsein und wie wir es erreichen können, präsentiert von dem deutschen Web-Fernsehsender Welt im Wandel TV, Gastgeber Robert Flei-
scher, deutscher Übersetzer, Journalist, 38:04 Minuten Dauer, ausgestrahlt 26. April 2016
Videointerview mit Thomas Campbell (*1944) US-amerikanischer Physiker, Bewusstseinsforscher, Monroe Institute (TMI), London School of Economics, Dozent, Autor, "Wir leben in einer virtuellen Realität. Bewusstsein ist unsterblich!", präsentiert von der deutschen online Plattform Thanatos.TV, Gastgeber und Regie Werner Nieke, YouTube Film, 1:34:18 Dauer, eingestellt
8. Juli 2021

Dokumentationen

TV-Dokumentarfilm Das Rätsel unseres Bewusstseins, präsentiert von dem französisch-deutschen Fernsehsender Arte, Frankreich, 2015, YouTube Film, 2:37:55 Dauer, eingestellt 21. Dezember 2017
Video Dokumentation DMT Das Geistes Molekül Doku Deutsch, YouTube Film, 1:11:11 Dauer, eingestellt 13. Juni 2018

Linklose Medienangebote

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Audio and video links (engl.)

Video presentation clips by international scientists, Toward Integral Consciousness, conference "Wisdom and Science in Dia-
logue: The new Planetary Consciousness", March 2006, YouTube film, 9:59 minutes duration, posted 29. May 2006
Video presentation by David Chalmers (*1966) Australian professor of philosophy, Australian National University, cognitive scientist on mind and language, author, Science of Consciousness, YouTube film, 10:17 minutes duration, 17. October 2007
Video interview with Stephen Lewis, US American engineer, acupuncturist, developer of The AIM Program of Energetic Ba-
lancing, co-founder of EMC², Stephen Lewis on the AIM Program, presented by the US American Conscious Media Network
via Gaia TV, host Regina Meredith, 50:16 minutes duration, January 2008 Subject to fee

When exposed to the work of Wilhelm Reich Lewis studied subtle energies, Oriental philosophy and religion. After a vision he invented
the AIM Program of Energetic Balancing interfacing technology, bio-resonance and consciousness.

"Healing, spirituality, and consciousness are the exact same thing. We create the material world with our consciousness.
Miracles are always there. Are we able to perceive them? We are in a revolution of evolution."

Life Force Evaluations on a Scale of 0 to 1000 Units of Consciousness from 1995 to 2009 (18. January 2009)
Source: Deleted audio interview, presented by the US American web radio station Talkshoe.com, programEverything Is Energy,
aired 15. January 2009

Due to an airborne aerosolized Immune Deficiency Frequency the Life Force readings dropped drastically!!! This may result in setting loose acquired, hereditary, or karmic imbalances (diseases) which requires a drastic change in consciousness to heal.

1995 – Life Force (LF) of average US urban adult – 950 to 990 units of consciousness
1997 – LF of average US urban adult – upper 600 units of consciousness
2002 – LF of average US urban adult – 10 units of consciousness
October 2008 – LF of average US urban adult – 4 units of consciousness
January 2009 – LF of average US urban adult – 1 unit of consciousness

Prospect: Spring 2010 – LF of average US urban adult – prospect ZERO units of consciousness

January 2009 – LF of new born US infants – 200-500 units of consciousness.
The LF of dogs, cats and horses in US remained at 950 to 990 units of consciousness.

Video television interview with Jeremy Narby (*1959) Swiss-Canadian anthropologist, author of The Cosmic Serpent. DNA and the Origins of Knowledge, Ayahuasca and Origins of Knowledge – Biospheric TV, presented by the US American web TV sta-
tion NOSIS TV, New York City, 12. April 2008, YouTube film, 6:36 minutes duration, posted 14. April 2008
Video presentation by Gregg Braden (*1954) US American educator, pioneer in bridging science and spirituality, author, Feelings, Energy, and Consciousness, YouTube film, 10:05 minutes duration, posted 19. February 2009
Audio interview with Alva Noë, Ph.D. (*1964) US American professor of philosophy, cognitive scientist, theorist on perception and consciousness, UCB, I Am, Therefore I Think, presented by the US American web broadcasting "The Leonard Lopate Show", host Leonard Lopate, 29:16 minutes duration, aired 25. March 2009
Audio teleseminar with Christian de Quincey, Ph.D., US American philosopher, John F. Kennedy University, visionary, speaker and author on consciousness, spirituality and cosmology, Is Consciousness Energy?, MP3, presented by the Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS), Library, host Dean Radin, Ph.D., US American senior scientist of IONS, "Mysteries of Consciousness" teleseminar series, 1:04:52 duration, aired 6. April 2011
"Consciousness is not a result of complexity. [...] The only way that consciousness can happen is that it can evolve into higher orders from ingredients that already have some degree of consciousness to begin with." Minute 18:46
"Consciousness is not energy." […] "Consciousness and embodiment [made of energy], consciousness and energy always go together. You never have one without the other. They form a unity but they are not identical. Unity does not equal identity. Consciousness is nonlocated, it's non-physical. Energy is located and it's physical. Energy is something that moves through
space. Consciousness doesn't exist in space." Minute 25:45
Video interview with Galen Strawson, Ph.D. (*1952) British analytic professor of philosophy versed in philosophy of mind, metaphysics, panpsychism, mind-body problem, self, free will, literary critic, Panpsychism vs. Physicalism?, recorded at the Conference "Emergence and Panpsychism", Munich, 2011, presented by Loyola Productions Munich, YouTube film, 2:14 minutes duration, posted 8. November 2011
Video interview with Rauni Kilde, M.D. (1939-2015) Finnish physician, lecturer on parapsychology, ufology and mind control
since 1982, author, Dr. RAUNI KILDE ~ "The Grande Dame Of Consciousness", presented by the Age Of Truth*TV, host
Lucas Alexander, YouTube film, 1:44:40 duration, posted 30. March 2013
Video presentation by David Chalmers (*1966) Australian professor of philosophy, Australian National University, cognitive scientist on mind and language, author, How do you explain consciousness?, presented by TED Talks, YouTube film,
18:37 minutes duration, posted 14. July 2014
Video presentation by David Chalmers (*1966) Australian professor of philosophy, Australian National University, cognitive scientist on mind and language, author, How Can We Explain The Mystery Of Consciousness?, presented by the non-com-
mercial US American media organization National Public Radio (NPR), part 5 of the TED Radio Hour "The Unknown Brain",
9:09 minutes duration, aired 20. February 2015
Video presentation by Eben Alexander III, M.D. (*1953) US American neuroscientist, neurosurgeon, near death experiencer, author, Eben Alexander: It's Not Possible to Have a Theory of Everything, sponsored by the US American non-profit educational retreat center Omega Institute for Holistic Studies, YouTube film, 2:03 minutes duration, posted 29. February 2016
"The mystery will never end."
Video presentation by Edward F. Kelly, Ph.D., US American parapsychologist, Consciousness is More Than a Product of Brain Activity, presented by the Division of Perceptual Studies of the University of Virginia (UVA), YouTube film, 24:40 minutes duration, posted 17. November 2016
Video television interview with Stephan A. Schwartz, Ph.D., US American futurologist, senior fellow for Brain, Mind and Healing, Samueli Institute, cognitive sciences research associate, Laboratories for Fundamental Research, author, The Anthropology of Consciousness with Stephan A. Schwartz, presented by the US American New Thinking Allowed TV, host Jeffrey Mishlove, Ph.D. (*1946) US American clinical psychologist, director of the Intuition Network, radio and television interviewer, author, recorded on 7. February 2017, YouTube film, 31:29 minutes duration, posted 13. December 2017
Video presentation by Raymond A. Moody, M.D., Ph.D. (*1944) US American psychiatrist, parapsychologist, philosopher, neardeath researcher, bestselling author, I'm Convinced Consciousness Survives, YouTube film, 1:14:14 duration, posted by
Lisa Smartt 1. November 2018

Introduction to The University of Heaven; overview of why after 50 years of skeptical inquiry, Moody is convinced that consciousness survives.

Linkless media offerings

Video interview with Stuart Hameroff, Ph.D. (*1947) US American professor of anesthesiology, University of Arizona, cons-
ciousness researcher, The Science of Consciousness, produced by Alsbury Films, producer and director Gregory Alsbury, 2003, 1:09:35 minutes duration, posted 2. January 2008

Consciousness and brain – mapping the neurological brain functions to the world of quantum mechanics

Animated audio presentation by Dr. John C. Lilly, consciousness researcher, Through the Center of the Mandala, presented by the publication ECCO: Earth Coincidence Control Office, art credits Gary Geisler, Mark Henson, M. C. Escher (1898-1972), Flower of Life, YouTube film, 8:50 minutes duration, posted 10. April 2007
Audio teleseminar with Edgar Mitchell Sc.D. (1930-2016) US American Apollo 14 astronaut, 6th man walking the moon, founder of IONS, Consciousness Science, MP3, presented by Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS), Shift in Action, 46:47 minutes dura-
tion, produced and uploaded 10. March 2009
Video presentation by Baroness Susan Greenfield, British scientist on brain physiology, broadcaster, first female director of the Royal Institution, The Neuroscientific Basis of Consciousness, location Salk Institute, presented by The Science Network (TSN), host Roger Bingham, 1:29:00 duration, aired 22. May 2009
Video presentation by Christian de Quincey, Ph.D., US American philosopher, John F. Kennedy University, visionary speaker and author on consciousness, spirituality and cosmology, Evolution of Consciousness, PHI 513, presented by University of Philosophical Research, YouTube film, 8:40 minutes duration, posted 22. November 2010

Three main worldviews: Dualism (Problem: Interaction), Materialism (Problem: Emergence), Idealism (Problem: Pragmatism)
Complementary worldview: Panpsychism (Both matter and mind are real – and are inseparable.)

"Matter is always ensouled, and mind is always embodied. The two always go together." Minute 8:27

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Audio and video links (engl.) – Thomas Campbell

Audios und Videos featuring Thomas Campbell (*1944) US American physicist, consciousness researcher, The Monroe Institute (TMI), London School of Economics, author on The origins of consciousness and of the book trilogy
My Big TOE. The Complete Trilogy on physics, metaphysics and the consciousness connection, 2007

Type	Offering	Heading	Sponsor ♦ Location ♦ P-Date	Minutes duration	Release date
List of audios	Radio interviews	./.	host Robert Monroe, London School of Economics	./.	Starting June 2009
YouTube videos	Presentations	Physics, Metaphysics & the Consciousness Connection, #18 Part 2 of 18 Part 3 of 18 Part 4 of 18 Part 5 of 18 Part 6 of 18 Part 7 of 18 Part 8 of 18 Part 9 of 18 Part 10 of 18 Part 11 of 18 Part 12 of 18 Part 13 of 18 Part 14 of 18 Part 15 of 18 Part 16 of 18 Part 17 of 18 Part 18 of 18		9:00 9:00 9:00 9:00 9:00 9:00 9:00 9:00 9:00 9:00 9:00 9:00 9:00 9:00 9:00 9:00 9:00 8:52	Recorded 22. February 2008 Posted 13. April 2008
Nature of reality, the normal and the paranormal, mind and matter, physics and metaphysics, philosophy and theology in terms of consciousness
12 parts video Vimeo	Keynote speech presentation	My Big Toe – Consciousness: The Endless Frontier (complete version) My Big Toe alternative YouTube film	The Monroe Institute (TMI), Virginia, 22nd Professional Seminar, recorded by "Lightning Strike Books", March 2010	2:04:48	15. April 2008
YouTube video	Workshop Q&A	Past Lives and Reincarnation Fear Vegetarianism Scientific Models Emotions Q&A State of Humanity Q&A Evolution Healing Q&A Consciousness, Data and Rule Sets Q&A Artificial Intelligence Q&A Limits of Knowledge Q&A	London, GB, host Bernard Haisch, Ph.D., German-born US American astrophysicist, popular science author	10:00 7:49 10:00 6:16 9:41 4:43 7:33 5:16 7:42 5:22 4:32	6. Jan 2010 8. Jan 2010 10. Jan 2010 10. Jan 2010 3. Feb 2010 17. Feb 2010 27. Jan 2010 23. Jan 2010 30. Jan 2010 30. Jan 2010 25. Mar 2010
Video	Interview	My Big Theory of Everything	US American Conscious Media Network via Gaia TV, host Regina Meredith Subject to fee	1:13:15	April 2010

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Audio and video links (engl.) – Larry Dossey

Audios und Videos featuring Larry Dossey, M.D. (*1940) US American internist, pioneer of spiritualizing healthcare, public speaker, author on complementary medicine

Type	Offering	Heading	Sponsor ♦ Location ♦ P-Date	Minutes duration	Release date
Video	Teleseminar interview	Mind, Brain, and Consciousness, MP3	Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS), "Essentials of Noetic Sciences" host Dean Radin (*1952) US American researcher of parapsychology	63:29	21. April 2010, uploaded 22. April 2010
Premonitions, pointing to origins and destiny, can be used as forms of preventive medicine.
YouTube video	Home interview	One Mind, One Consciousness – When spirituality meets science	Santa Fe, New Mexico	30:33	14. January 2011

See also:
► Healing Audio and video links (engl.) – Larry Dossey and ► Medicine Audio and video links (engl.) – Larry Dossey
► Science Audio and video links (engl.) – Larry Dossey and ► Wholeness Audio and video links (engl.) – Larry Dossey
► Intuition Audio and video links (engl.) – Larry Dossey and ► Spirituality Audio and video links (engl.) – Larry Dossey

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Audio and video links (engl.) – Roger Nelson

Audios und Videos featuring Roger D. Nelson, Ph.D., US American experimental psychologist, director of the international, multi-laboratory collaboration Global Consciousness Project (GCP) to study collective consciousness, founded in 1997

Type	Offering	Heading	Sponsor ♦ Location ♦ P-Date	Minutes duration	Release date
Video	Lecture	Global Consciousness Project: New Findings, part 1 of 3 Global Consciousness Project: New Findings, part 2 of 3 Global Consciousness Project: New Findings, part 3 of 3	The SSE Channel SSE Talks	10:00 10:00 1:42	26. July 2009
Correlating 250 world events engaging millions of people against the GCP 10-year database derived from a global network of random event generators (REGs)

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Audio and video links (engl.) – Peter Russell

Audios und Videos featuring Peter Russell, M.A., D.C.S. (*1946) British physicist, eco-philosopher, awakened visionary
futurist, producer of three films on consciousness, author of From Science to God. A Physicist's Journey into the Mystery of Consciousness

Type	Offering	Heading	Sponsor ♦ Location ♦ P-Date	Minutes duration	Release date
YouTube video	Full presentation	The Primacy of Consciousness	"Physics of Consciousness" conference, Virginia, 2004	1:09:06	17. March 2011
Consciousness is fundamental essence of the cosmos. Both the scientific and mystical perspectives of consciousness carry light intrinsically.
Audio	Interview	The Primacy of Consciousness, part 1	West Swedish web radio station Red Ice Radio, host Henrik Palmgren	56:30	27. November 2008

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Audio and video links (engl.) – Daniel Siegel

Audios und Videos featuring Daniel J. Siegel, M.D. drdansiegel.com (*1957) US American clinical professor of psychiatry, UCLA, co-director of the Mindful Awareness Research Center, UCLA, executive director of the Mindsight Institute, educator, author

Type	Offering	Heading	Sponsor ♦ Location ♦ P-Date	Minutes duration	Release date
Mind = Semiotic domain: embodied and relational, energetic and informational, ecosystem and operating system Shadow = Domain of psychic parasitism: unassimilated energy-information, organizes into complexes, some of which are highly parasitic
YouTube audio	Presentation Interpersonal neurobiology	*The Neurobiology of We*	Mindsight Institute, presented by the educational podcast service Learn out Loud	9 hours duration, 8 discs	Unknown
YouTube video	Presentation	*Personal Growth Series: Mindsight: The New Science of Personal Transformation*	Google TechTalks, Mountain View, California, 22. April 2009	1:02:52	23. April 2009
Siegel offers a definition of the mind. 95% of mental health practitioners worldwide and almost all scientists and philosophers focusing on the mind, have no definition of what the mind is.
YouTube audio	Interview	*What Makes a Healthy Mind* MP3	Sounds True, host Tami Simon (*1953), podcast	1:08:41	6. October 2009
YouTube video	Presentation	*The Power of Mindsight*	TEDX Talks, filmed 18. October 2009	24:21	12. November 2009
YouTube video	Presentation	*Integrating the Two Hemispheres of Our Brains*	Psychology channel PsychAlive	3:43	17. December 2009
Mindfulness practices support the balancing between the emotional right brain with the logical left brain.
YouTube video	Presentation	*The Importance of Mindfulness*	Psychology channel PsychAlive	2:42	17. December 2009
Three definitions of mindfulness: 1. Conscientious, 2. Contemplative 3. Creative. Mindfulness practices serve to drastically improve relationships, moods and outlooks on life.
YouTube video	Presentation mindsightinstitute	*Definition of the Mind*	Book launching of Mindsight, Santa Monica, California, 13. January 2010	2:18	11. February 2010
YouTube video	Presentation	*The Neurological Basis of Behavior, the Mind, the Brain and Human Relationships*	Symposium Climate, Mind and Behavior, 2.-4. March 2011, sponsored by Garrison Institute	54:49	8. March 2011
YouTube video	Presentation	*Mindfulness and Neural Integration*	TEDxStudioCityED	18:26	2. May 2012
Exploring the mind, the brain, and relationships, reflecting the cultivation of well-being. "No pre-frontal cortex left behind."
YouTube video	Presentation	*Dr. Dan Siegel's Hand Model of the Brain*		8:19	10. August 2017

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Documentaries and movies (engl.)

2-part documentary "Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds", presented by Awaken The World Film, YouTube film, posted 30. October 2012
- Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds – Part 1 – Akasha, 31:00 minutes duration
- Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds – Part 2 – The Spiral, 32:43 minutes duration
- Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds – Part 3 – The Serpent and the Lotus, 26:29 minutes duration
- Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds – Part 4 – Beyond Thinking, 31:56 minutes duration
Full BBC documentary Mind Science Kept Hidden: We Are Vibrational Beings, part 1 and 2, produced by David and James Sereda, presented by the British television channel BBC, ~2013, YouTube film, 2:29:47 duration, posted 13. May 2014
- BBC documentary Mind Science We Are Vibrational Beings Part 1 HD, part 1 of 2, produced by David and James Sereda, presented by the British television channel BBC, ~2013, YouTube film, 1:29:47 duration, posted 4. November 2015

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¹ William Q. Judge, Eusebio Urban, The Three Planes Of Human Life, presented by the publication "Path", August 1888 ⇑

² A lucid dream is any dream during which the dreamer is aware of dreaming. ⇑

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