Consciousness Theory

The Unifying Theory is about true knowledge through search and research of the physical world and not through abstract ideas or imaginary worlds or even invented science. No PhD required, not even a doctorate or a master’s degree to really enjoy these very important and beneficial discoveries. The Unifying Theory is for every conscious being no matter how great or how tall his consciousness or his mental abilities because true knowledge is for every conscious being no matter what his conscious or mental abilities. True knowledge or confirmation is need for birth or beginning or even ...

Take an exciting tour into the depths of our world and the consciousness creating it. Let's talk about who we are, why we are here, and beyond. Empowering and informative.

Awareness: The most profound, intimate, and collective experience human beings share turns out to be an absolute mystery. As universal a state as consciousness is to every person, it currently carries no agreed upon definition beyond its observable characteristics.... Robert A. Revel cuts through religious and academic dogma to posit something he senses is profoundly obvious: that consciousness is its own dimensional phenomenon - the fifth operational feature in our universe.

Let's face it: Our current approach to change is running out of steam. And the cost of unaware people is too high to pay. In this age of acceleration, we need a fresh approach to living and leading. Conscious is our wake-up call-to be aware, awake, and accountable. Nothing is more important than understanding ourselves, our relationships, and our surroundings. Being conscious helps us think deeper, learn faster, and collaborate better. The more conscious we are, the faster we adapt, and the higher performing we become. Conscious is the new smart.

FOLLOW along in CONSCIOUS, a psychological thriller by Amy Perez MS Psychology. Though Ryan's journey may have started with personal pain, it blossomed into a testament of resilience, love, and the power of community. He vowed to continue his advocacy, knowing that change was a continual process, and that it was only through collective efforts that the world would truly become a place where mental health thrived.