Translator's Preface
Author's Preface

Part 1: Consciousness in Mathematics

01 Physics in the Unknown World
02 What counts and what doesn't count
03 The Way in Mathematics
04 The Mathematics of Dreaming
05 Our Universe We Create Together
Chapter 06: The Sacred Games
07 Awareness of the Imaginary
08 The combination of the two means vivid dreams.
09 Pauli's Dream and One World
10 The History of Natural Death
11 Calculus and Enlightenment

Part 2: Self-conscious quantum mechanics

12 Newton's Laws and Supernatural Healing
13 Theories about theories
14 Double-gap experiment
15 Pairs of Shoes and Dreaming Time
16 Relationship with uncertainty
17 Quantum signal exchange
18 Parallel Worlds
19 Nonlocality and the Cosmic Mind

Part 3: The Tao in Relativity

20 Psychology of Relativity
21 The End of Disease
22 Morphology and Hyperspace
23 Einstein's Separation from Time
24 Light and Clarity
25 Space-Time and the Secret River
26 Sacred Geometry: Structures of Darkness
27 Jung's Last Dream: Simultaneity
28 Curves and Secondary Attention
29 Big Bang and Black Holes
30 people are secret passage
31 Peak Experiences: How the Universe Began
32 Energy Exploration
33 Nuclear Energy and Virtual Particles
34 Creation from Nothing
35 Process Theory in Physics
36 The Universe of Self-Reflection

Part IV: Psychology is Self-Conscious Physics

37 Symmetry and Consciousness
38 Dream Body: Two Kinds of Death
39 Dreamwalk: The Mind as a Dream Guide
40 Bodywork: Between Illness and Ecstasy
41 World Walk: How to Change History
42 Planetwalk: The Sixth Apocalypse
43 Answers to Prayer

Appendix: Mathematical Patterns of Consciousness
About waves
riding a horse
Quantum mechanics and wave amplitude
Principles of quantum mechanics
Psychological experiences patterned by mathematics
From Quantum Physics to Dreaming
Everyday Reality CR
Consciousness: General Principles

References

This book is about the process of awareness and the mysterious ability to participate in creating reality.
So this book deals with the subtle ways in which nature interacts with itself as a backdrop to our perception, which creates the observable world.


The author, Dr. Mindel, said that we all have the ability to integrate everyday reality (consensus reality) and non-consensus reality (non-consensus reality).
However, in this book, Dr. Mindel argues that many people are suffering mentally and physically as we lose our primal, innate senses by focusing only on objective facts that can be verified in CR, the reality of humans, under the name of science.
However, if we return to our original, innate, natural nature and find the sense to properly integrate the everyday reality of CR and the extraordinary reality of NCR, it shows that we can live a much more balanced and harmonious life than we do now.
Through the quantum mind, we can encounter new horizons in psychology and physics.
If we open our fixed prejudices and look at the world with a quantum mind that can integrate the everyday reality of CR and the extraordinary reality of NCR, we can see that this Earth is ourselves, a living person, and that we ourselves are also this Earth, and that the world is a single, connected organism.