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Consciousness Research

Years ago, while preparing for a workshop for the art academy in Tallinn, I reflected on why I experienced periods of great creative and innovative expressions interspersed with periods of dull ideas. The realization came to me that my creative phases coincided with feeling happy and satisfied, whereas my dull phases more or less correlated with feeling down. This observation led to profound research on where happiness comes from and how it relates to creativity.

In my extensive research, covering contemporary psychology, neuroscience, and biology, I gradually reached a fringe perspective. It made me realize that my thoughts and experiences weren’t just expressions of local or physical processes; there was something else at play. The breakthrough came when I became familiar with the works of the physicist Thomas Campbell. His logical explanations of Consciousness as the fundamental fabric of this reality gave me the verifiable answers I had been looking for.

My upcoming book

The deep connection between my life experiences and a workshop on Controlled Remote Viewing sparked my drive to write a book on Consciousness. Many of my profound experiences, like visions of great ideas, stem from a non-local plane: Consciousness. After quite a few more workshops, lectures, and private counselling sessions, I decided it was time to put my unique perspective into writing: The Consciousness Cookbook.

The premise of the book is simple – understanding how reality works, recognizing the forces at play, and realizing your role helps you achieve life goals more successfully. This revelation has inspired my journey to write a book on Consciousness. I aim to empower individuals for a better life by comprehending the mechanics of the reality we live in, understanding the forces at play, and recognizing the role we play in this intricate web. This, in turn, enables us to more successfully achieve our life’s goals.

The practical applications to better your life

However, this book goes beyond mere ideas; it serves as a practical guide for those open to new perspectives yet still inclined to contemplate deeply. I delve into various techniques to quiet your mind, fostering a state of receptivity to fresh ideas and insights. I explore the use of binaural beats, a form of sound-based meditation, among other methods like immersing yourself in favourite music or dancing freely. These activities help silence the constant mental chatter and facilitate the seamless exchange of information between your mind and Consciousness.

By trying out these techniques, you can start to see how they might change your view of the world and your place in it. The book is designed to give you the tools to explore these ideas and see how they might work for you in your life.