The Quantum Consciousness Model & the Theology of the Urantia Book (Part I)
Raul Valverde
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Raul Valverde
Abstract
The article proposes a quantum consciousness model that explains that our consciousness is immortal, non local and can work independently of the physical brain. The model also proposes that our perceived reality is created by our consciousness by interpreting vibrating energy. The quantum consciousness paradigm has been used in recent years to support a multidimensional view of the human mind and modern humanistic and spiritual psychology paradigms such as transpersonal psychology. The proposed model is supported by the Urantia book that aims to unite religion, science and philosophy. The Urantia book reveals the nature of human consciousness and supports with its theology the proposed quantum consciousness model. Part I of this two-part article includes: 1. Introduction; 2. Literature Review; 3. Experimental Results Supporting Quantum Brain/Mind/Consciousness; 4. Quantum Physics & Consciousness.
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The article proposes a quantum consciousness model that explains that our consciousness is immortal, non local and can work independently of the physical brain. The model also proposes that our perceived reality is created by our consciousness by interpreting vibrating energy. The quantum consciousness paradigm has been used in recent years to support a multidimensional view of the human mind and modern humanistic and spiritual psychology paradigms such as transpersonal psychology. The proposed model is supported by the Urantia book that aims to unite religion, science and philosophy. The Urantia book reveals the nature of human consciousness and supports with its theology the proposed quantum consciousness model. Part I of this two-part article includes: 1. Introduction; 2. Literature Review; 3. Experimental Results Supporting Quantum Brain/Mind/Consciousness; 4. Quantum Physics & Consciousness.
Key concepts: Consciousness, Artificial consciousness, Transpersonal, Cognitive science, Social consciousness, Epistemology, Psychology, Philosophy