Neurophilosophy of Buddhism - The Philosophy for the Globalised World - Kurup, Ravikumar;Achutha Kurup, Parameswara
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The brain functions as a quantal computer and is capable of quantal perception. This can exist as quantal superposed states in communication with multiverses. The gravity can be a mode of communication between multiple superimposed states in multiverses resulting in the coexistence of the past, present and future. We can be considered as a quantal computer video game living in an advanced simulator. Life can be considered as a video game played between different civilizations in multiverses via quantal computer projections. This underlines the concept of Lila and Maya. The electromagnetic…mehr

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The brain functions as a quantal computer and is capable of quantal perception. This can exist as quantal superposed states in communication with multiverses. The gravity can be a mode of communication between multiple superimposed states in multiverses resulting in the coexistence of the past, present and future. We can be considered as a quantal computer video game living in an advanced simulator. Life can be considered as a video game played between different civilizations in multiverses via quantal computer projections. This underlines the concept of Lila and Maya. The electromagnetic trace of the human body can be projected outside the body and can undergo astral travel capable of communication with other bodies as a function of quantal perception. Thus the process of Karma as a consequence of past actions in previous existence structured on the template of niyatic absolute determinism can lead to the present life experiences, human joy, sorrows and diseases. The brain informational trace transfer total or partial can lead to demonic possessions, reincarnation, oppressions and human disease. Buddhism is the philosophy of the globalised netocratic world.
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Dr Ravikumar Kurup is the Director of the Metabolic Disorders Research Centre, Trivandrum.