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These findings provide direct evidence for different neural dynamics during loss of consciousness compared with loss of arousability. (bvsalud.org)
Electroencephalogram signatures associated with anaesthetic-induced loss of consciousness have been widely described in adult populations. (bvsalud.org)

Combining phenomenological insights from Brentano and Sartre, but also drawing on recent work on consciousness by analytic philosophers, this book defends the view that conscious states are reflexive, and necessarily so, i.e., that they have a built-in, "implicit" awareness of their own occurrence, such that the subject of a conscious state has an immediate, non-objectual acquaintance with it. (jbe-platform.com)
The nature of consciousness is a topic that has captivated philosophers, scientists, and ordinary people alike for centuries. (mystotics.com)
Some scientists and philosophers believe that consciousness may be a fundamental property of the universe, much like gravity or electromagnetism. (mystotics.com)
This is what this paper aims to cover and it is a very interesting given that top scientists and thinkers including neurologists and philosophers cannot even come to a consensus, in the academic sense, of what consciousness actually is! (deism.com)

They have framed their ideas in the form of an open letter to Christof Koch, president of the Allen Institute for Brain Science, and a Scientific American MIND columnist (Consciousness Redux) and member of Scientific American's board of advisers. (scientificamerican.com)
Christof Koch, Chief Scientist and President of the Allen Institute for Brain Science, will give a talk titled "Consciousness and its Place in Nature" as the first in an annual lecture series sponsored by the University of Oregon's Institute of Neuroscience. (worldofconsciousness.com)

Gary Douglas pioneered a set of transformational life changing tools and processes known as Access Consciousness® over 30 years ago. (accessconsciousness.com)

One major philosophical theory of consciousness is known as dualism. (mystotics.com)
David Chalmers rocked the world of consciousness research in 1995 when he published a paper that claimed to do away with reductive explanation of consciousness (and in the process brought dualism back into the realm of the thinkable). (bazaarmodel.net)
From this result, he goes on to propose a new theoretical framework (Naturalist Dualism) in which consciousness stands as an unreduced entity next to basic physical entitites like energy or matter. (bazaarmodel.net)
One answer is that commonsense dualism about consciousness - that it involves something categorically mental or non-physical - is perhaps the last barrier to a fully naturalistic understanding of ourselves. (naturalism.org)
If we question mind-brain dualism and conclude that the brain runs the show, what role do consciousness and the consciously willing self play in behavior? (naturalism.org)

Hinduism recognizes the fundamental duality of consciousness which manifests in the beings (jivas). (hinduwebsite.com)

According to the findings, published in the journal Nature , 100% of the unconscious brain-injured patients who responded to a "sniff test" developed by the researchers regained consciousness during the four-year study period. (newswise.com)
By studying individuals in altered states such as meditation, psychedelic experiences, or during lucid dreaming, researchers hope to gain insight into the mechanisms of consciousness and the relationship between the brain and subjective experience. (mystotics.com)
To appreciate the significant change of perspective that is now encouraging researchers to treat the subject of consciousness in novel terms, it shall be noticed that since not very long ago, consciousness was one of those subjects that researchers were advised not to write about up until tenure. (frontiersin.org)
A group of researchers say that a high-profile theory about consciousness is receiving undue attention and can't be empirically tested. (nature.com)
Such questions show the true bite of the puzzle of consciousness, and by giving them prominence in a way that most other consciousness researchers have not, Blackmore conveys the significance of the mind-body problem. (naturalism.org)
The Global Consciousness Project (GCP) is a volunteer collaboration involving about 100 researchers , analysts , and egg hosts . (princeton.edu)
is a 50 minute movie with nice coverage of the GCP in a context of historical background and interviews with leading consciousness researchers. (princeton.edu)

Dr. Deepak Chopra, author of 'Super Genes', explains that consciousness should not be understood as individuated and personal, rather it should be viewed as shared and communal, both between people and between species. (ucsd.tv)
Deepak Chopra challenged that we are not physical bodies which produce our consciousness, but rather, we are consciousness that has manifested as our physical bodies. (pr.com)

Exploring the fundamental questions about the origins, nature, and potentials of consciousness by integrating the methods of inquiry of contemplatives and scientists. (sbinstitute.com)
Exploring the inner causes of genuine well-being through the cultivation of ethics rooted in nonviolence and exceptional mental health and balance, and insight into the fundamental nature of reality. (sbinstitute.com)

Subscribe now and read the digital version of the World of Consciousness magazine for free. (worldofconsciousness.com)

But the first installment by Gregory Miller nicely motivates the controversies surrounding the nature and possible functions of consciousness covered in the ensuing dialogues. (naturalism.org)

Discovering and characterizing neural correlates does not offer a causal theory of consciousness that can explain how particular systems experience anything, the so-called hard problem of consciousness, but understanding the NCC may be a step toward a causal theory. (wikipedia.org)
Considering this problem - the "hard problem" of consciousness as it's now called - our concepts of the mental and physical collide and produce intense puzzlement. (naturalism.org)

It has been linked to a variety of aspects of consciousness, including self-awareness and introspection. (mystotics.com)
You have stirred my awareness of universal consciousness. (apartofnature.net)
Awareness is not consciousness though. (apartofnature.net)
In life we often look for the complexities instead of these simplicities for healing our soul, but healing occurs when we enter into stillness, awareness and the unfolding of emotions where consciousness exists. (marialisapolegatto.com)
In both Hinduism and Buddhism, consciousness refers to the totality of mind-body awareness in which the mind, the senses and intelligence play an important role. (hinduwebsite.com)
In my presentation, I argued that street art, in virtue of its unsanctioned and ephemeral nature, has the potential to bridge these islands of consciousness and create a new awareness of the spaces that lie in between. (lu.se)

James A. Heffernan is relatively new to the writing scene, but his unique perspective on the nature of reality can enlighten and inspire all readers and provide them with the sense that there is much more to human existence than meets the eye. (newfalcon.com)
Purusha (consciousness) needing a vehicle to experience and express itself in the world joined with Prakriti and your physical existence and senses came into being. (okanaganayurveda.com)
In the vast tapestry of existence, nature stands as an unparalleled source of wisdom and consciousness. (hivibe33.com)
Prayer constitutes the ladder through which a human being climbs from his or her earth-bound existence into deeper states of consciousness, until touching the heavenliness at the core of the human soul. (chabad.org)
This is the ground of our existence and more and more it's being recognized by a few scientists, that the essential nature of everything is a discontinuity. (pr.com)

The neural correlates of consciousness (NCC) refer to the relationships between mental states and neural states and constitute the minimal set of neuronal events and mechanisms sufficient for a specific conscious percept. (wikipedia.org)
Where the NCC can be induced artificially the subject will experience the associated percept, while perturbing or inactivating the region of correlation for a specific percept will affect the percept or cause it to disappear, giving a cause-effect relationship from the neural region to the nature of the percept. (wikipedia.org)
And a lack of appreciation of this variety of intentional structures and neural correlates has led many experts to doubt that animals have access to temporal reasoning and to not recognize temporality as a mark of consciousness, and as a psychological resource for their life. (frontiersin.org)
Although Symes and his subjects don't much discuss the major empirically grounded approaches to consciousness now in contention, such as Integrated Information Theory (IIT), Global Neural Workspace , or predictive processing approaches, they nevertheless demarcate some of the basic philosophical orientations to the problem. (naturalism.org)
I propose an integral model that reconciles conventional neural explanations and postulated non-classical models of consciousness. (sfu.ca)

There are theories proposed of quantum consciousness based on quantum mechanics. (wikipedia.org)
This has led to the development of alternative theories that seek to explain consciousness in purely physical terms. (mystotics.com)
Advocates argue that it provides a more elegant and intuitive explanation of consciousness than other theories. (mystotics.com)
While there are many competing theories, none has yet provided a definitive answer to the question of what consciousness is and how it arises. (mystotics.com)
Do you want to know the major players in consciousness studies and their pet theories? (naturalism.org)
A comparative study of the meaning and significance of consciousness in Hinduism and Buddhism and how the theories regarding consciousness influence their beliefs and practices. (hinduwebsite.com)

BIOSENTIENCE™ invites us to awaken to the consciousness inherent in the natural world. (hivibe33.com)
Marquez explains that this cosmic DNA can awaken our multidimensional consciousness and lost connection to the stars in order for us to find our way back to Source. (gaia.com)

The multidimensional framework to the study of consciousness, which comes as an alternative to a single sliding scale model, offers a set of experimental paradigms for investigating dimensions of animal consciousness, acknowledging the compelling urge for a novel approach. (frontiersin.org)
This could contribute to assigning consciousness profiles, across and within species, that should be tailored according to an implemented and expansive use of the multidimensional framework. (frontiersin.org)

The metaphysical status of tasting Marmite, among other experiences, is what's at stake in Jack Symes' entertaining and informative introduction to the study of consciousness, delivered in 12 lively interviews and essays by some of the leading thinkers in the field. (naturalism.org)

Scientific American and Scientific American Mind regularly raise newsworthy topics related to the problems of consciousness. (scientificamerican.com)
He focused the discussion about consciousness by making a sharp distinction between the 'easy' problems of consciousness, such as working out how visual processing works and developing a model of human cognition, and the 'hard' problem of finding a scientific explanation for conscious experience itself. (bazaarmodel.net)

A science of consciousness must explain the exact relationship between subjective mental states and brain states, the nature of the relationship between the conscious mind and the electro-chemical interactions in the body (mind-body problem). (wikipedia.org)
At its simplest, consciousness can be defined as subjective experience - the quality of being aware of one's surroundings, thoughts, and emotions. (mystotics.com)
The writer does not know of any record of her subjective experience upon that day, but it seems certain that the rest of her life was filled with peace and happiness, which is characteristic of the lives of those who have passed into Cosmic Consciousness. (sacred-texts.com)
One is the pure, self-existent, subjective and eternal consciousness of the Self and the other is the impure, impermanent, objective and dependent consciousness of the not-self or of the mind and body or the physical self. (hinduwebsite.com)
It represents the objective reality in contrast to the subjective consciousness of the Self which exists eternally and independently by itself and does not arise from the mind and body. (hinduwebsite.com)

In the feature, I used to look for the silliest, woo-iest bits of quackery and pseudoscience that I could find, like quantum homeopathy , SCIO, Quantum Xrroid Consciousness Interface , or Magickal psychic amplification a-go-go . (scienceblogs.com)
Challenges posed by efforts to define the NDE, claims of anomalous experiences associated with NDEs, the problem of "timing" of NDEs with respect to brain function, recent findings from neuroscience are reviewed, along with emerging evidence for quantum models of consciousness that may help elucidate the nature of NDEs. (sfu.ca)
Certain NDE features are probably explainable by neuroscience and take place in 4-dimensional space-time while other NDE features such as confirmed cases of veridical perception and other so-called "anomalous" experiences may be consistent with postulated non-local characteristics of consciousness mediated by quantum-like processes or other non-classical processes (Kafatos et al. (sfu.ca)

Despite advances in neuroscience and psychology, the question of what consciousness is and how it arises remains a profound mystery. (mystotics.com)
Nonetheless, advances in neuroscience and other fields are bringing us ever closer to understanding the nature of this elusive phenomenon. (mystotics.com)

In this context the neuronal correlates of consciousness may be viewed as its causes, and consciousness may be thought of as a state-dependent property of an undefined complex, adaptive, and highly interconnected biological system. (wikipedia.org)

Such considerations over cognition ought to be extended to the study of comparative animal consciousness, a field of research that could be accordingly rebranded as experience-specific consciousness . (frontiersin.org)
We have now reached that stage of our presentation of the subject of the Secret Doctrine of the Rosicrucians, and particularly of that phase known as the Seven Planes of Consciousness, in which we ask the student to consider those phases of Consciousness above the Plane of Animal Consciousness. (sacred-texts.com)
It is quite difficult to describe clearly in words the actual distinction between the highest forms of animal consciousness, and the lowest forms of the self-consciousness of the human being, although the difference between the highest animal and the highest man in this respect is quite marked. (sacred-texts.com)

how would you explain consciousness? (lu.se)

The mind or soul is non-physical, and consciousness arises from this non-physical realm. (mystotics.com)
Materialists argue that consciousness is nothing more than the result of physical processes in the brain. (mystotics.com)
In the Sāṅkhya and Yoga philosophical literatures Purusha is the spirit and consciousness, and Prakriti refers to the manifested material world - nature, matter, physical and psychological character, constitution, temper and disposition. (okanaganayurveda.com)
At that period (about the usual time of life, it will be noted, for the oncoming of Cosmic Consciousness), in the course of 1872, the physical phenomena, which give him interest to us here, began. (sacred-texts.com)
Near-death experiences (NDE) raise important questions about the nature of human consciousness, the relationship between brain function and consciousness, the perceptual information that is available to consciousness in moments before death, the role of physical and biological mechanisms associated with altered states of consciousness, and relationships between consciousness, space-time and phenomenal reality. (sfu.ca)
We may consider it natural consciousness because it arises entirely in the field of Prakriti (the physical self or beingness) due to the activities of the tattvas (parts of Nature). (hinduwebsite.com)

Regardless of the specific theory of consciousness one subscribes to, the question of how consciousness arises remains a mystery. (mystotics.com)
The objective reality which arises from the consciousness of the mind and body reflects the world, and, just as the world, it is impermanent and unstable. (hinduwebsite.com)

The River of Consciousness demonstrates Sacks's unparalleled ability to make unexpected connections, his sheer joy in knowledge, and his unceasing, timeless endeavor to understand what makes us human. (panmacmillan.com)
From mutualistic partnerships to intricate interactions between species, symbiosis demonstrates the inherent consciousness and wisdom in nature's design. (hivibe33.com)

What no one does in this book is to doubt that consciousness exists, even if they might disagree on what consciousness fundamentally is and how it comes about. (naturalism.org)
However, they fundamentally differ about how they interpret consciousness and view its relation to the person or the being who experiences it. (hinduwebsite.com)

This theory suggests that consciousness is a fundamental property of the universe, present in all matter to some degree. (mystotics.com)
Hinduism acknowledges two fundamental types of consciousness, one the pure consciousness of the Self which is permanent and fixed and the other the impure consciousness of the mind and body which is the impermanent and unstable. (hinduwebsite.com)

Consciousness is just weird , she admits (if you're not puzzled by it, you haven't seen the problem), and she cheerfully but relentlessly shows that commonsense ways of thinking about it fail miserably, and that some standard philosophical approaches are likely flawed. (naturalism.org)
This course is both philosophical and practical in nature. (udemy.com)

In all three cases the basic physiology of the brain is affected, as it also is in altered states of consciousness, for instance after taking drugs or during meditation when conscious perception and insight may be enhanced compared to the normal waking state. (wikipedia.org)

This is the most emphasized shamatha practice in the Dzogchen tradition as a whole, and it provides a profound and insightful means to explore the mind and eventually dissolve it into its relative ground-state, the substrate consciousness. (sbinstitute.com)
So this is a great launching pad for anyone wanting to explore the several dimensions of the question of consciousness without getting too bogged down in technicalities. (naturalism.org)
Unravel the mystery of The Law of Attraction & Explore the nature of the Universe! (udemy.com)
Consciousness developed in human beings to the extent that we even wanted to explore our own consciousness and find out what it was etc! (deism.com)

Well-funded cooperative research initiatives in functional brain imaging are leading to rapid advances that will make it possible in the near future to empirically test the integral model put forward in this chapter yielding more complete understandings of consciousness including NDEs and other kinds of transpersonal or anomalous experiences. (sfu.ca)

When gently held, the bars release stuck energy, trauma, judgements and limiting thoughts from the body and mind creating space for expanding your consciousness for more healing, freedom, joy & receiving. (natureshealing.co.za)
My thoughts are still as I let nature guide me into the freshens of its spirit. (marialisapolegatto.com)
In other words, the consciousness that is at the background of your thoughts is the same consciousness which is at the background of all the intelligent activity of the whole universe. (pr.com)

Consciousness in humans and non-human animals: recent advances and future directions", Frontiers in Psychology, Vol. 4, 2013, pp. 1-20. (sfu.ca)

Ralston explains that deeper levels of consciousness aren't just for monks-anyone can have an enlightenment experience. (northatlanticbooks.com)

There are two common but distinct dimensions of the term consciousness, one involving arousal and states of consciousness and the other involving content of consciousness and conscious states. (wikipedia.org)

Five scholars of the brain have built upon these observations to suggest that these activities may provide a foundation for a badly needed theory to understand consciousness and some of the cognitive processes that underlie it. (scientificamerican.com)
It is the combination of fine-grained neuronal analysis in animals with increasingly more sensitive psychophysical and brain imaging techniques in humans, complemented by the development of a robust theoretical predictive framework, that will hopefully lead to a rational understanding of consciousness, one of the central mysteries of life. (wikipedia.org)
Our consciousness is a brain-generated neurologic illusion. (medscape.com)
[ 1 ] In the theater of consciousness, limbic cortical order reaches a point in maturation where we have the first coalescence of the persona of self in our brain, which I call the "Authentic Being. (medscape.com)
Intrinsic brain activity in altered states of consciousness: how conscious is the default mode of brain function? (sfu.ca)
think of consciousness as a product of the brain or the body. (lu.se)
In eastern philosophies, people might think about consciousness as potentially still separable from the body and the brain - in ways that used to be common in the west too. (lu.se)
Despite substantial work, we are still unsure which brain regions are involved and how they are impacted when consciousness is disrupted. (bvsalud.org)

This book is less about the fast track to enlightenment and more about achieving a higher degree of internal and external freedom through the acknowledgment and experience of our true natures. (newfalcon.com)
Our consciousness also encompasses the entire scope of the human narrative, developing step by step as our experience is mapped into memory from our beginnings as a fetus until death. (medscape.com)
At approximately 6 weeks old we experience the birth of consciousness. (medscape.com)
This cannot be fully operational in the absence of an additional tag to its dimensions of variations: the experience-specificity of consciousness. (frontiersin.org)
Cognition varies extensively in nature as individuals adapt to the specific challenges they experience in life ( Irwin, 2020 ). (frontiersin.org)
I argue that both the supporters and the detractors of a scientific explanation of conscious experience base their positions on a triple misunderstanding of the nature of consciousness, the nature of science, and the nature of explanation. (bazaarmodel.net)
Realism about consciousness thus seems to be a self-evident empirical claim about what minimally exists, even if the nature of consciousness itself isn't obvious, and the nature of the world outside one's experience (assuming there is one) even less so. (naturalism.org)
That wide-ranging expertise and passion informs the perspective of this book, in which he interrogates the nature not only of human experience but of all life. (panmacmillan.com)
For example, if the light or sound emitted by a perceived event is scrambled, compressed or stretched en route to the perceiver, the duration of T (and even the temporal ordering of its parts) will be affected, and the resulting experience will probably misrepresent the temporal properties of the perceived event to a significant degree. (stanford.edu)
A breath-holding spell is an episode in which the child involuntarily stops breathing and loses consciousness for a short period immediately after a frightening or emotionally upsetting event or a painful experience. (msdmanuals.com)
One central part of consciousness is the experience of self, of being a person. (lu.se)

Another alternative theory of consciousness is known as panpsychism. (mystotics.com)

this indicates that each Plane of Consciousness is blended with the others, a truth which will be made more apparent as we progress without commentary on the teaching in this chapter. (sacred-texts.com)

As we delve deeper into the realms of ecology, symbiosis, and the intricate web of life, we unravel the mysteries of nature's consciousness. (hivibe33.com)

The human soul, while not by nature immortal, is nevertheless capable of entering an intermediate disembodied state upon death, however incomplete and unnatural this state may be, and, eventually, being reunited with a resurrected body. (reasons.org)
The Plane of Human Consciousness, as its name indicates, is that plane of conscious activity which is manifested by human beings, high and low, in varying degrees. (sacred-texts.com)
On the very lowest forms of Human Consciousness, the man's mental and emotional activity is but little more than that of the higher animals in fact, in some cases the animals actually seem to display a greater degree of intellectual power, though on instinctive lines. (sacred-texts.com)
But even in the lowest forms of human life there appears at least a faint glimmering of Self-Consciousness, or the conviction that "I Am I," that form of consciousness by means of which the human individual becomes aware of himself as an individual entity. (sacred-texts.com)
A favorite illustration of the psychologists, employed by them to point out the distinction between the "simple consciousness" of the higher animal, and the "self consciousness" of the human being is stated by a writer as follows: "A horse standing out in the cold sleet and rain undoubtedly feels the discomfort, and possibly the pain, for we know by observations that the animals feel both. (sacred-texts.com)
And the full naturalization of human nature might have considerable personal, moral and even spiritual implications, which is why, ultimately, we might care about consciousness. (naturalism.org)
And then taken to its highest form life evolved human beings who developed Consciousness at its highest level on this planet, (in our present state of knowledge), whereby we became conscious of our own selves and our own, eventual, mortality. (deism.com)
All of Haddon's novels can be said to be a study of the human consciousness, containing a variety of worried characters, but it is notable that worry is most predominantly present in the two novels that centre around complex family dynamics. (lu.se)

the questions they explored - the meaning of evolution, the roots of creativity, and the nature of consciousness - lie at the heart of science and of this book. (panmacmillan.com)
As with Ralston's previous works, this book points the way to a direct encounter with the true nature of Being and the possibility of real personal change. (northatlanticbooks.com)

We've shifted consciousness, but we're still using old reflections to create our reality. (in5d.com)
In Hindu scriptures it is described as the knower, the enjoyer, the witness or the seer since he witnesses and enjoys the not-self reality or consciousness which envelops him and conceals him. (hinduwebsite.com)
In each jiva, the not-self reality (beingness and consciousness) forms around the Self as a formation or projection or a cloud of impurities around the Self. (hinduwebsite.com)

I am consciousness that is in the form of this body - a body that is often experiencing pain and fatigue. (apartofnature.net)
Through their ability to respond to environmental stimuli, communicate through chemical signals, and adapt to changing conditions, plants showcase a form of consciousness that is both intriguing and awe-inspiring. (hivibe33.com)
And then more amazingly not only did living things evolve from non-living things but also consciousness arose from non-consciousness in the form of animals. (deism.com)
In sections §3-§6 of the main document the focus was largely on the character and composition of individual specious presents, as variously construed by different forms of realism, and the manner in which these combine to form streams of consciousness. (stanford.edu)

You WILL know the eternal nature of your being and you will enjoy putting down your burdens and stop struggling to defend and guard against things you feel have gone wrong and must be made right. (in5d.com)

In conclusion, the nature of consciousness remains a profound mystery, one that has captivated thinkers for centuries. (mystotics.com)

In both of them, the emphasis is upon the purification and transformation of consciousness to achieve spiritual goals. (hinduwebsite.com)

Some years ago, when the design of this volume was forming in the mind of the writer, it was his intention to include several chapters treating of other departures from the norm in the mental life of man more or less analogous to that which he has named Cosmic Consciousness, for the special purpose of examining into the relation (if any) between these and the latter. (sacred-texts.com)
Whether you call it your brain's chemistry, your soul, your consciousness or a combination of the three (whatever terminology makes you feel more comfortable) , there is a mysterious, yet legitimate mind/body connection at work in all of us and it is taking place even as you read this. (pr.com)
Due to the influence of Maya, sentient beings mistake the objective consciousness of mind and body as their true consciousness and suffer from egoism, desires and delusion, whereby they engage in desire-ridden actions and become bound to the cycle of births and deaths due to karma. (hinduwebsite.com)
A Debate on the Nature of Mind. (bvsalud.org)

By turns funny, entertaining, touching, and profound, The Soul of an Octopus reveals what octopuses can teach us about consciousness and the meeting of two very different minds. (hennesseyingalls.com)

Most neurobiologists propose that the variables giving rise to consciousness are to be found at the neuronal level, governed by classical physics. (wikipedia.org)
At approximately 6 weeks old, the level of order reaches a point of maturity where it coalesces into the beginning of the play of consciousness. (medscape.com)
The gold standard diagnostic tool for assessing level of consciousness is the Coma Recovery Scale (Revised), which examines responses to various stimuli: eye movements while tracking an object, turning the head toward a sound, and response to pain, among others. (newswise.com)
In this view, even subatomic particles such as electrons possess some level of consciousness. (mystotics.com)
The second hypothesis is the significance of worry on a socio-cultural level: worry can arrive through the instable nature of femininity and masculinity. (lu.se)

Unlike sanctioned public art, the perceived unsanctioned nature of street art can potentially turn the everyday environment into a site of exploration. (lu.se)
By triggering the imagination and instilling in the interested viewer a feeling of urgency, exploration and independent agency, street art's unsanctioned nature may thus significantly influence both the interpretation of the actual artwork and our sense of public space. (lu.se)

You will find very detailed explanation about our place in the universe, our purpose and the potential power of our own consciousness. (udemy.com)
What a better place to find this place of sweet serenity than nature. (marialisapolegatto.com)
We meet on zoom for a conversation about AI, the mystery of consciousness and - of course - to find out what he knew about Sweden. (lu.se)

This article compares the different views listed in the chart below, beginning with a clarification of the nature of substances, properties, and events. (reasons.org)

Anatomy7

Diseases64

Chemicals and Drugs16

Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment47

Psychiatry and Psychology33

Phenomena and Processes15

Disciplines and Occupations8

Humanities8

Information Science4

Health Care11

Loss of consciousn2

Philosophers4

Christof Koch2

Access Consciousness1

Dualism5

Manifests1

Researchers7

Deepak Chopra2

Exploring2

World of consciousness1

Dialogues1

Hard problem of co2

Awareness6

Existence5

Neural5

Theories6

Awaken2

Multidimensional2

Study of consciousness1

Problems of consciousness2

Subjective5

Quantum3

Neuroscience2

Correlates1

Animal consciousness3

Explain consciousness1

Physical6

Arises2

Demonstrates2

Fundamentally2

Fundamental2

Philosophical2

Meditation1

Explore4

Empirically1

Thoughts3

Psychology1

Explains1

Content1

Brain8

Experience11

Theory1

Chapter1

Deeper1

Human8

Book2

Reality3

Form4

Eternal1

Conclusion1

Transformation1

Mind4

Minds1

Level5

Exploration2

Find3

Article1