Philosophy and psychology
Reference:
Sukiasyan S.
The Problem of Consciousness: the State of the Problem from the Point of View of Synergy
// Psychologist.
2016. № 1.
P. 13-69.
DOI: 10.7256/2409-8701.2016.1.17673 URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=17673
Abstract:
The subject of this study is the category of "consciousness" as a leading component and form of human mental activity in the context of its origin, forms of expression and development. The problem of consciousness is one of the most difficult issues in the scientific comprehension of a man. The purpose of this study is to analyze the main approaches and hypotheses about the nature of consciousness from the positions of the various areas of knowledge - the orthodox scientific and esoteric, and final consideration of the problem of consciousness in inseparable combination of these two approaches. The main tasks is to consider the modern, yet not popular approaches to the problem of the consciousness and its relation to the psyche, the brain, the universe. The work is structured and includes the following sections: history and classic of the problem, consciousness and synergy, the physical basis of consciousness, mind and brain, a special state of consciousness, the conclusion. The present study is based on theoretical analysis and categorical concepts and approaches, accepted in psychology, psychiatry, and physics. Author's original approach to understanding the nature and the human psyche is presented. It comes from the fact that the essence of any human phenomenon is manifested in its extremes, e.g. during the changed states of psyche, particularly in the states of depersonalization-derealization, out of body experience etc.The author suggests that this approach, which emphasizes the combination of extremes - the scientific and parascientific analysis, underlining the unusual and the unique capabilities of a person, the study of energeticoinformatic aspect of any problems, can lead us towards the knowledge of man and nature. It comes from the fact that there is an objectively existing, real world, "given to us in senses". But there is another reality with another form of existence - the world of our experiences and ideas, the world, the reality of which is beyond the scope of the existence of the material world.All the author's arguments are based on the theories of evolutionary universalism, physical vacuum and torsion fields. Modern science is based on the fact that the basic state of matter of any kind is the physical vacuum. This emptiness or "nothing" is a universal environment, regulating all the forces of interaction. It is the primary matter, the ancestor of all things in the universe. The psyche in person and, consequently, the consciousness acts as a physical manifestation, in form of extra weak mental interaction. Thus, the mental and the material are two different aspects of the same reality. Mental cannot behave like nonmental.In support of theoretical considerations author gives extensive experimental data, proving the reality and effectiveness of many extrasensory, extracorporeal and other phenomena intrinsic to a man. The author is inclined to believe that consciousness is a universal phenomenon intrinsic to the material world, from molecules to organisms. Modern theoretical and experimental studies show that the brain is not related to the production of consciousness. The brain is the receiving, processing and transmitting biological device that connects a person with the universe, the device that connects the human energoinformatic field and the universe. Consciousness exists outside the physical body and subtle matter. It has a dual nature.
Keywords:
extrasensory perception, depersonalization, out-of-body experience, physical vacuum, torsion fields, special states of consciousness, brain, psychophysics, consciousness and synergy, consciousness concepts