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"Modern physics is dazzling. What is it about space that will not let an object move faster than light? Why does mass increase and time slow at extremely high velocities? Why is it impossible to know where a particle is if its momentum is known? In everyday experience, why do we feel acceleration but not velocity? These physical phenomena are well known, and their effects are easily calculated, but the dazzle remains. Why do they happen at extreme dimensions -- the very fast, the very small, the very massive, the very distant? The key revolves around the role of the observer, or, in other…mehr

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"Modern physics is dazzling. What is it about space that will not let an object move faster than light? Why does mass increase and time slow at extremely high velocities? Why is it impossible to know where a particle is if its momentum is known? In everyday experience, why do we feel acceleration but not velocity? These physical phenomena are well known, and their effects are easily calculated, but the dazzle remains. Why do they happen at extreme dimensions -- the very fast, the very small, the very massive, the very distant? The key revolves around the role of the observer, or, in other words, consciousness. Without an observer, the existence of an object itself becomes problematic. It is time to look again at what dimensions are and how they relate to consciousness"--
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Samuel Avery holds degrees from Oberlin College and University of Kentucky. He has taught university courses in American History, European History, and American Government, and has been a builder, farmer, solar installer, and environmental activist. Avery has practiced meditation daily for over fifty years. He also has written a number of books (and audiobooks) on the relationship of physics to consciousness. Titles include: The Quantum Screen; Dimensions Within; Buddha and the Quantum; Transcendence of the Western Mind; and The Dimensional Structure of Consciousness