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Books

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The Holographic Universe
Explores the idea that the universe is a giant hologram and what this means for consciousness, psychic phenomena and the nature of reality.
Michael Talbot Open ↗
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Being and Time
One of the most important philosophical works of the 20th century, exploring the nature of human existence, time, and Being itself.
Martin Heidegger Open ↗
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Consciousness Explained
A materialist account of consciousness, arguing that the self and subjective experience are constructed by the brain's complex processes.
Daniel C. Dennett Open ↗
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The Tao of Physics
A pioneering exploration of the parallels between modern physics and Eastern mystical traditions, from quantum to cosmos.
Fritjof Capra Open ↗
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The Elegant Universe
Superstrings, hidden dimensions, and the quest for the ultimate theory of everything — physics written for curious minds.
Brian Greene Open ↗
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I Am That
Conversations with one of the greatest Advaita Vedanta masters — a direct pointer to the nature of consciousness and the illusion of the self.
Nisargadatta Maharaj Open ↗
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The Tibetan Book of the Dead
Ancient Tibetan wisdom on the nature of mind, death, rebirth, and the opportunity for liberation between lives.
Padmasambhava Open ↗
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Wholeness and the Implicate Order
Physicist David Bohm proposes that reality is a dynamic whole, with an implicate order underlying the visible world.
David Bohm Open ↗
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The Emperor's New Mind
Penrose argues that human consciousness involves non-algorithmic processes, pointing to quantum gravity as an explanation.
Roger Penrose Open ↗
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The Conscious Mind
The philosopher who named the hard problem argues that consciousness cannot be reduced to physical processes alone.
David Chalmers Open ↗

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