Consciousness, the Laws of Physics, the Big Bang, and the Structure of the Universe

Abstract

In general, science accepts that both the structure of the universe and the laws of physics were created simultaneously at the beginning of the Big Bang, and have since remained constant throughout the observable universe. The experimental evidence detailed in this paper demonstrates that consciousness, in its widest sense, was also created at the time of the big bang, and together with the storage, communication and perception of information, is intimately connected to the structure of the universe and the laws of physics. The introduction of the concept of consciousness helps to explain the “weird” effects of quantum physics and hitherto other inexplicable phenomena including entanglement, dark energy, inflation theory, and the possible connection between the essence of consciousness and the Higgs field. This paper augments existing knowledge with published findings from recent mind science experiments. Using noetics and without the use of physical equipment, equations are found with high correlation coefficients which include universal constants such as the Golden Ratio, 1.61803... (φ), Feigenbaum’s Constant, 4.6692... (δ), sine 1/3, and polyhedra angles. It is thus demonstrated that both consciousness and the structure of the universe are closely linked to concepts including: universal constants, geometry, chaos theory, numbers and mathematics, vortices, fractal geometry, interaction of mind and matter, multi-body interactions, entanglement and information. General acceptance of the above facts should lead to a monumental paradigm shift in mankind’s understanding of the cosmos and its incorporation of consciousness. NeuroQuantology | June 2013 | Volume 11 | Issue 2 | Page 227-255