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Spectrum of Mind: An Inquiry into the Principles of the Mind and the Meaning of Life

Spectrum of Mind: An Inquiry into the Principles of the Mind and the Meaning of Life

Yang, J. Michael

Paperback

Philosophy

ISBN10: 0692379495
ISBN13: 9780692379493
Publisher: Lightning Source Inc
Published: Apr 28 2015
Pages: 254
Weight: 0.76
Height: 0.53 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

In this thought-provoking book, author Michael Yang tackles some of life's fundamental questions that have given philosophers pause for centuries. The book will transform your understanding of reality in multiple aspects: 1.) Explain the basic principle that differentiation always causes separation, creation of knowledge causes loss of information. Similarly consciousness means sense of separation; 2.) Human mind activities can be explained through two parallel tendencies, namely, the actualization of potential and the search of reunification. This explains a large portion of the roots of religion and the similarity and difference of different cultures; 3.) The dynamics of these two forces results in outcomes that comprises a meta-reality - unaware but objective. The meta-reality concept is essential an extension of Popper's concept of the 3rd World; 4.) There is methodology analogy between how human mind interacts with meta-reality to how Quantum physics uses a wave function to describe reality. The implication here is that the reconciliation between science and religion hence lies NOT in the contents, but in the methodology analogy; 5.) Through these principles of the mind, a framework is provided that every normal life will find the meaning, be it aware or unaware. The meaning of life is realized through adhering to the principles of the mind and echoing the deep-most truth in the nature and the Universe. There are many different cultures and religions attempting to reveal the meaning of life, but ultimately they all point to the similar answer as described in this book.

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