The Dimensional Structure of Consciousness
by Samuel Avery
Publisher: Compari 1995
ISBN/ASIN: 0964629100
ISBN-13: 9780964629103
Number of pages: 108
Description:
The Dimensional Structure of Consciousness is a radical interpretation of modern physics. Rather than consciousness existing in space and time, it is suggested that the strange phenomena associated with quantum and relativity physics are better understood if space and time are structures within consciousness. Light is vision itself. Matter does not exist outside of consciousness. Mass is a second time dimension. This book is written for the educated layman as well as for the professional.
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