Peter Russell is a graduate of Cambridge University in England. During his studies he realized that while mathematics and physics were subjects he excelled in, his true passion was to explore the mystery of the human mind, a subject that science alone cannot explain. Dissatisfied with traditional religions, Dr. Russell headed for India to search […]
Dr. Lawrence M. Krauss’ Biography
Dr. Lawrence M. Krauss is an American theoretical physicist and cosmologist. He was born in New York City and grew up in Toronto Canada. In addition to his teaching and theoretical physic research Dr. Krauss is also an author of several bestselling books. Among his best is The Physics of Star Trek and A Universe […]
“The Primacy of Consciousness” by Peter Russell
Dr. Peter Russell suggests the Primacy of Consciousness Dr. Peter Russell once again brings his knowledge of consciousness into a lecture for all to watch. He focuses on what conscious is and how we can explain it. He starts the video discussing different theories of what consciousness is and the different definitions that people adhere […]
“A Universe From Nothing” by Lawrence Krauss, Richard Dawkins
Doctor Lawrence Krauss explains in this talk how we have discovered and come to our current understanding of what the universe is and where it came from. He points out the mistakes science has made in its effort to explain our existence and the existence of matter. Through the pictures that the Hubble Space telescope […]
Dr. Bernard Haisch’s Biography
Dr. Bernard Haisch is an astrophysicist and author of 130 scientific publications. Dr. Haisch was born in Stuttgart, Germany but lived his childhood in Indiana USA, he is a US citizen. He speaks English and German and reads Dutch, French, and Latin. During his youth he attended the Latin School of Indianapolis, and was also […]
The Primacy of Consciousness – Peter Russell
Introduction to Consciousness Defining Consciousness Consciousness is one of the most enigmatic and profound aspects of human experience. At its core, consciousness refers to the quality or state of being aware of an external object or something within oneself. It encompasses a wide range of mental phenomena, including sensations, thoughts, feelings, and intuitions. Despite its […]
Crossmodal plasticity: Recycling the multisensory scaffolding of functional brain networks
Introduction to Crossmodal Plasticity Defining Crossmodal Plasticity Crossmodal plasticity refers to the brain’s remarkable ability to reorganize and adapt its functions in response to sensory loss or deprivation. It is a form of neuroplasticity that enables the brain to repurpose areas typically dedicated to one sense, such as vision or hearing, to enhance the processing […]
Stuart Hameroff: Neuroscience Needs a Revolution
Unveiling the Quantum Mystery of Consciousness Introduction Neuroscience, the study of the nervous system, has long been considered one of the final frontiers in understanding human biology and behavior. In the video titled “Stuart Hameroff: Neuroscience needs a revolution,” Hameroff—a well-respected anesthesiologist and professor at the University of Arizona—proposes a radical shift in how we […]
Discovering the Universe as a Species: Unraveling the Quantum Conundrum
Discovering the Universe as a Species: The Intersection of Relativity, Quantum Mechanics, and Consciousness Introduction The quest to understand the universe has led humanity through numerous scientific and philosophical milestones. Today, as we stand on the precipice of new discoveries, we find ourselves at the intersection of Einstein’s theory of relativity, quantum mechanics, and the […]
The Maharishi Effect: The Square Root of 1% Effect
Unleashing Collective Consciousness for Global Harmony Introduction In a world increasingly dominated by scientific advancements and technological innovations, the intersection of spirituality and empirical research is garnering significant attention. One of the most intriguing concepts at this crossroads is the Maharishi Effect, also known as the Square Root of 1% Effect. This phenomenon suggests that […]
