Let there be light : physics, philosophy & the dimensional structure of consciousness / Stephen J. Hage.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Consciousness is dimensionally structured. Nobody ""has"" consciousness. Instead, everybody is ""in"" consciousness. Building on the work of Samuel Avery, the book presents a new myth and paradigm for understanding consciousness, exploring the connections between consciousness, physics, quantum mechanics, myth, and meditation.

Acknowledgements; Bibliography; Endnotes; Preface; Foreword; What is light?; Does it really move?; The weirding ways of special relativity; Light & space time; Now!; Myth; Why is the matter myth so persistent?; The particle dance; Reality; Consciousness; What's the matter with matter?; Let the weirdness begin; Meditation; Look past self; The mechanics of perception; Exchanging the box for the screen; Exploring the screen; Observers and the observational realm or domain of consciousness; Dimensional correspondence; Swapping dimensions; Possibility or potential; Vision and touch.

The image screenUnderstanding the observational realm or domain of consciousness; No box ... screen; Revisiting the abyss of solipsism; The ascendance of potential perception; Making a hole in the photon screen; The flow of observational consciousness; A sense of place; Some thoughts about thinking; Time; Experiences outside dimensions; Looking at what is; Who are you?; Revisiting the mash-up; Seeing is believing; Dividing lines; Magic; Neurons firing; Wealth and money; Mind versus brain; The expansion; Modeling the dimensional structure of consciousness; Mind traps.

The persistent illusion of smoothnessDreams; Another visit to quantum reality; What about God?; Index.

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