The metaphysical and spiritual implications of Russell's Paradox

Author: Olivia Goldhill Source: Quartz Consciousness permeates reality. Rather than being just a unique feature of human subjective experience, it's the foundation of the universe, present in every particle

Above is an image of a Incan man praying to the sun. In it the sun is depicted as having a face. The Incans called the sun by the name of Inti. Children have often drawn the sun with a face. Rupert Sheldrake

Background, Theories and Principles of Monism Image Source Three Versions of Monism Theories in which just matter ultimately exists. Theories in which just mind ultimately exists. Theories in which some

Understanding The Basic Concepts of Mind and Ontology Image Source The world gives off an impression of being made of many things. However we know from perception that nature frequently shows the capacity

Understanding Panpsychism Image Source Panpsychism is the doctrine that everything has a mind. In practice, individuals who call themselves panpsychists are not dedicated to a solid doctrine. They are

Hi, Steemers! This is a conversation I had online a little while back. I was just musing on this irony: the Christian​ fascist-capitalists​​ are doing everything possible to help God​ invoke the millennial

Hi fellow steemers! I know there is some interest here about Panpsychism, which can easily be misunderstood. One of the problems that William James points out--who more or less argued for something like

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     This post questions where sentience starts. Is it limited to biological systems only? Or is every self-sustaining phenomenon sentient? Could other cybernetic systems harbour sentience?

The well-known writer Bernardo Kastrup, a die-hard idealist has repeatedly argued against the notion of panpsychism, even calling it a "threat". In this article I will argue that Kastrup's interpretation

Why there is a highest Transcendence in the form of consciousness sustaining a virtual reality we call reality: Reality is that which contains all and only that which is real. There are no things or beings

In this essay I will summarise some of the key concepts of the book Technovedanta –hereinafter referred to as TV1.0 and hereby incorporated by reference- and enrich this summary with clarifications where