š§ Dr. Larry Dossey: Why Consciousness Is Not the Brain
āConsciousness Is Fundamental, Omnipresent & Eternalā
Larry Dossey, MD
Physicist Freeman Dyson believes the cosmos is suffused with consciousness, from the grandest level to the most minute dimensions. If it is, why arenāt we aware of it?
š§ Spirits in the Material World: Healing & Transformation through Consciousness
[This article is adapted from the international bestselling POTENTIATE YOUR DNA, the complete text of which is now available on Substack.] Sol Luckman The tendency to view the human body as a machine, composed of matter and regulated biochemically, has become increasingly widespread since the dawn of Cartesian thinking in the 17th century.
āWe donāt know who first discovered water, but we can be sure that it wasnāt a fish,ā the old saw reminds us. Continual exposure to something reduces our awareness of its presence. Over time, we become blind to the obvious. We swim in a sea of consciousness, like a fish swims in water. And like a fish that has become oblivious to his aqueous environment, we have become dulled to the ubiquity of consciousness.
In science, we have largely ignored how consciousness manifests in our existence. Weāve done this by assuming that the brain produces consciousness, although how it might do so has never been explained and can hardly be imagined.
š§¬ Words, Wave-genetics & the Grammar of Spirituality
Sol Luckman Uncensored Updates & Uploads is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Mary Desaulniers Russian scientistsā discovery of the wave information character of DNA points to a recovery of lost spirituality.
The polite term for this trick is āemergence.ā At a certain stage of biological complexity, evolutionary biologists claim, consciousness pops out of the brain like a rabbit from a magicianās hat. Yet this claim rests on no direct evidence whatsoever. As Rutgers University philosopher Jerry A. Fodo flatly states, āNobody has the slightest idea how anything material could be conscious. So much for our philosophy of consciousness.ā
š Transcript: International Bestselling Author & Renowned Sound Healer Sol Luckman Interviewed on the Higherside Chats
Sol Luckman Uncensored Updates & Uploads is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. [This article was originally published here.] EDITORāS NOTE FROM SOL LUCKMAN: Iām thrilled to share this edited transcript of the first half of my interview with Greg Carlwood on the Higherside ā¦
In spite of the complete absence of evidence, the belief that the brain produces consciousness endures and has ossified into dogma. Many scientists realize the limitations of this belief. One way of getting around the lack of evidence is simply to declare that what we call consciousness is the brain itself. That way, nothing is produced, and the magic of āemergenceā is avoided.
As astronomer Carl Sagan expressed his position, āMy fundamental premise about the brain is that its workingsāwhat we sometimes call mindāare a consequence of anatomy and physiology, and nothing more.ā Nobelist Francis Crick agreed, saying a āpersonās mental activities are entirely due to the behavior of nerve cells, glial cells, and the atoms, ions, and molecules that make up and influence them.ā
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Scientists are funny creatures. Sometimes they have such a hard time with what should be obvious. Still, so interesting to read their work as it expands our vocabulary, ability to voice intuition into thoughts other humans can grasp, and exercise our mind with other ways of looking at ideas.
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The Question of Consciousness https://open.spotify.com/episode/4IQ0QYkkGguz1XXTk7eEAS "Etymologically, the word consciousness derives from the words scire (to know) and cum or con (with). Consciousness is 'to know with.' So if you, the persona, cognize (to know or be aware of), who are you cognizing with? Is there more to consciousness than the Freudian ego and unconscious?"