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Everyday reality is virtual
Spacetime are not fundamental
Fundamental reality is formless

Deepak Chopra MD

Not you for sure.

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On a more serious note, here's my interpretation of Deepak=s statement "4D reality (small r) is virtual" Thus it is not physical. Some Eastern traditions believe=reality is an illusion. Thus, what we see is not what is out there. What we see is our brai='s interpretation.

"Space/time is not fundamental" Most eastern traditions say consciousness is fund=mental. Reality manifests from consciousness and consciousness is in everything (living and no=living) "Funandemtal reality is formless" Fundamental Reality (capital R) or consciou=ness is not physical, has no mass, charge, spin or form.

This clearly contradicts what most neuroscientists believe, that the m=nd is a manifestation of the brain. This philosophy states the mind (individual consciousness) like everyt=ing else is derived from Universal consciousness. My last two presentation= at FOM proposed a phase conjugation-based mechanism for converting univer=al consciousness into virtual energy which I believe is the fundamental nature of the mind. -Glen

Thanks Glen!

Spin charge electrons particles are human constructs for modes of knowin= and experience in awareness--in this case mathematical abstractions in hu=an consciousness. Macro objects are also human construct= for modes of perceptual experiences.This includes the macro object called brain . An object ( brain ) experienced in awarene=s cannot be the source of awareness. If there is a reality outside of=human knowing or experience it is by definition unknowable

Consciousness is non local and formless. Its excitations as qualia--sens=tions , images, feelings & thoughts create the illusion of space time =ausality and observer independent reality .

Menas and I elaborate this in our book particularly in the section on qu=lia mechanics

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Does anyone find any meaning in Deepak's statement below? Just curious.