ISBN: 9798275897517 - the invisible fabric of reality: consciousness, perception and the nature of reality (4 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Have you ever stopped to ask yourself what reality is? Not what you see around you, but what lies behind it all-what makes everything seem so concrete, so unquestionably real? From the moment we are born, we are taught to accept the world around us as something fixed, external, and independent of us. But what if the truth were much more complex? What if what we call "reality" were merely a projection of our mind, a construction that reflects our states of consciousness and perception?This book invites you to explore this possibility.Throughout the fragments that follow, we challenge some of the most deeply held conceptions about the world and our existence in it. More than a philosophical or scientific exercise, what you will find here is a personal and profound investigation into the nature of the mind and reality. The goal is not to prove or disprove theories, but to stimulate thought and open doors to new ways of understanding life.The central question that permeates these pages is: is reality something we experience externally or something we create internally? Through topics such as consciousness, the brain as a filter of experience, the unconscious mind, and even psychic phenomena, each section of this book aims to challenge the idea that the world around us is static and unchanging. Instead, you will be encouraged to see reality as a mental construct in constant flux, influenced by both what is within us and what is outside.Another important point addressed here is the role of consciousness. Many scientific and philosophical theories place matter first, suggesting that consciousness arises as a byproduct of brain activity. But what if it is the other way around? What if consciousness is primary and matter, including the body and brain itself, is merely a projection of this universal consciousness?In addition, we will explore the limitations and expansions of the human mind. What we can access with our senses and logical reasoning is only a small fraction of what really exists. Through dreams, meditations, altered states of consciousness, and phenomena that science still struggles to explain, we begin to glimpse that there is much more than we perceive. The barriers that separate us from each other-and from the universe-can e much more permeable than we imagine. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Have you ever stopped to ask yourself what reality is? Not what you see around you, but what lies behind it all-what makes everything seem so concrete, so unquestionably real? From the moment we are born, we are taught to accept the world around us as something fixed, external, and independent of us. But what if the truth were much more complex? What if what we call "reality" were merely a projection of our mind, a construction that reflects our states of consciousness and perception?This book invites you to explore this possibility.Throughout the fragments that follow, we challenge some of the most deeply held conceptions about the world and our existence in it. More than a philosophical or scientific exercise, what you will find here is a personal and profound investigation into the nature of the mind and reality. The goal is not to prove or disprove theories, but to stimulate thought and open doors to new ways of understanding life.The central question that permeates these pages is: is reality something we experience externally or something we create internally? Through topics such as consciousness, the brain as a filter of experience, the unconscious mind, and even psychic phenomena, each section of this book aims to challenge the idea that the world around us is static and unchanging. Instead, you will be encouraged to see reality as a mental construct in constant flux, influenced by both what is within us and what is outside.Another important point addressed here is the role of consciousness. Many scientific and philosophical theories place matter first, suggesting that consciousness arises as a byproduct of brain activity. But what if it is the other way around? What if consciousness is primary and matter, including the body and brain itself, is merely a projection of this universal consciousness?In addition, we will explore the limitations and expansions of the human mind. What we can access with our senses and logical reasoning is only a small fraction of what really exists. Through dreams, meditations, altered states of consciousness, and phenomena that science still struggles to explain, we begin to glimpse that there is much more than we perceive. The barriers that separate us from each other-and from the universe-can e much more permeable than we imagine. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…