Nonlocal Consciousness and the Anthropology of Religion.
Explore October 24, 2018 S. Schwartz 3 citations
This essay argues that religions can be understood as groups of people who collectively hold a worldview, similar to Thomas Kuhn's concept of a scientific paradigm. The author, a consciousness experimentalist, sets aside specific dogmas and beliefs to note that all religions center on the nonlocal aspect of consciousness, which science now investigates through near-death studies, therapeutic intention, and remote viewing. The most interesting point is that religion and science are converging, finding common ground and reaching the same conclusions about consciousness.