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The Book of Mind: Seeking Gnosis

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Discover how ontological mathematics explains telepathy, homeopathy, out-of-body experiences, near-death experiences, the placebo effect, déjà vu, jamais vu, reincarnation, demonic possession, enlightenment, the afterlife, the soul and God.

When scientific materialism and empiricism is replaced with scientific idealism and rationalism, everything about science changes. Mind replaces matter as the basis of existence. Reason and logic, not the fallible, limited human senses become the means to discover ultimate reality. The Principle of Sufficient Reason and Occam's razor replace sensory experiments as the primary route to reliable knowledge. A universe of spacetime only is replaced by a universe of spacetime AND non-spacetime. Non-spacetime is an immaterial frequency Singularity, which serves as a Cosmic Mind. The Cosmos is a hologram inside the Cosmic Mind, just as a dreamworld is a hologram inside your individual mind. Every time you create a dreamworld, it is produced by a mental Big Bang inside your mind, and it undergoes a Big Crunch when it vanishes. As above, so below.

Are you ready to overcome the reducing valve of human consciousness and expand your mind to the maximum?

This is Part One of the Cimmeria Q&A. Part Two will "The Book of Mind Matters"

307 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 1, 2017

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Seeking Gnosis

The Book of Mind by Thomas Stark provides a fascinating exploration of various mind-related topics through the lens of reason and ontological mathematics. It explores various concepts and attempts to illustrate the primacy of mind over matter and its mathematical essence. Through this analysis, we arrive not only at the eternal, mathematical, and simplistic nature of mind, which gives rise to all complexities, but also answer the many questions that naturally arise about "unexplainable phenomena".

My only wish is for the book to provide much deeper analysis of each of the topics it claims to answer in its synopsis.
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