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Serenity Hypothesis - Ronald M Caplan
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CONTENTS
Preface: Life Force
Chapter 1: The Relationship of Consciousness and Serenity
What is Consciousness?
Collective Consciousness
Cosmic Consciousness
Chapter 2: Perception and Reality: The Limits of Sensation
Chapter 3: Life and Death
Chapter 4: Religion and Science
Chapter 5: Psychoanalysis, Hypnosis, Regression Therapy, Persistence of Consciousness
Chapter 6: Panpsychism
Chapter 7: The Scientific Method, Rationalism, Empiricism
Chapter 8: Theories
Model-Dependent Realism, M-Theory
Big Bang Theory
Quantum Theory
Supersymmetry
Grand Unified Theory (GUT) of Physics
Theory of Everything (TOE)
Chapter 9: Theoretical Coalescence: The Serenity Hypothesis
Astronomical Observations
Chapter 10: Wilder Penfield MD: Getting the Picture Straight
Chapter 11: Medicine: Science, Art, Calling
Chapter 12: The Prolongation of Life and Consciousness; Aging and its Reversal
Chapter 13: The Neurodegeneration Dilemma
Chapter 14: Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Chapter 15: Theories of Consciousness
Chapter 16: Subjective Experience
Serenity Hypothesis: References, Links
About the Author
SERENITY HYPOTHESIS | ART
PREFACE
LIFE FORCE
What is Life Force? What animates us, makes us appear bigger than we are, more than the sum of our physical parts?
Is it consciousness, awareness of self, place, time and purpose?
Does it arise from within, or penetrate from without?
Is it playing to other people, so that they see us as other than what we are, or as we really are?
Is it simply dynamism? Is it why we gravitate to leaders who exude confidence, even quiet confidence?
Is it evident in the ability to resist carping and negativity as we attempt to break through, to rise to the top, to be inventive, to create and explore?
Is it courage? The courage to trust one’s own instincts over the admonishments of others?
Is it mutual reassurance, a reaction to vulnerability?
Is it tied to our ability to procreate, to live in, with and through another, and build a family, a community, a nation?
Can we bequeath it to machines with Artificial Intelligence? Do we want to?
Is it ours to bequeath? To bequeath only as a gift with our DNA?
Or a gift to keep?
Why are most people in our supposedly enlightened modern world believers in an external presence, in a soul?
Why do others mistrust our abilities, consider our survival an anathema, are imbued with self-doubt, even self-hate?
Is the Soul the Life Force? Are they synonymous? Do they exist?
Are we just giving names to things we don’t understand,