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The Field of Consciousness. Towards a Shared Universal Mind: The new theory of fields transforms individual consciousness into a cosmic reality.

The Field of Consciousness. Towards a Shared Universal Mind: The new theory of fields transforms individual consciousness into a cosmic reality.

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Series: Quantum Physics and Metaphysics. Texts by Bruno del Medico in English. (Ing)

Sports GeneralGeneral Sociology

ISBN13: 9798248222865
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 13 2026
Pages: 254
Weight: 0.76
Height: 0.53 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
For a long time, we believed that consciousness was a private matter, kept inside each person's head. A sort of closed room, an individual flame that illuminated only our inner world. Today, however, something is changing. Scientific research on collective behavior, discoveries in social neuroscience, contemporary theories of distributed mind, and even certain insights from contemplative traditions all seem to tell a different story: perhaps consciousness is not just mine or yours. Perhaps it does not begin and end at the boundaries of our bodies. Perhaps, instead, there is a larger space in which we are immersed, a shared territory in which our thoughts, emotions, and perceptions are not separate but deeply intertwined. And this space resembles, surprisingly, a diffuse field, something that envelops and permeates us, just like electromagnetic fields or the gravitational field. We do not see it, just as we do not see gravity, yet we perceive its effects. We do not touch it, just as we do not touch radio waves, yet we are constantly immersed in their influences. Everything suggests that there is a field of consciousness: a subtle, extensive field that belongs to no one but supports everyone. When two individuals enter into a relationship, it is not just a meeting between two minds: it is the local activation of this field. Something lights up, densifies, takes shape. This is why certain conversations seem to think for themselves, why some rooms vibrate with a particular energy, why deeply connected groups seem to draw on an intelligence that exceeds the sum of the individual components of the group.

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