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2017, p. 233; László 2014, p. 16; Bányai 2019). This is because different scientific
disciplines, such as quantum physics, cosmology, nonlocal consciousness research,
psychology, biology, have come to similar conclusions. The results of this new scientific wave suggest that consciousness is fundamental, it is transcendental, which
means that it is beyond the space-time continuum, and reality is not independent
from consciousness. This new paradigm comes from that special quantum physics
experiments, as double slit experiment, the observer effect and the entanglement
phenomenon. Furthermore, nonlocal consciousness researches also have a lot of
empirical evidence on out of body experiences, near death experiences and extrasensory perceptions which underpin this worldview. It should be taken into account
that nonlocal consciousness research, thanks to those unusual strict research protocols, works with 1 in a billion possibility of error. In order to understand what this
means, we should consider the following: when the Higgs boson was found in the
European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in 2012, one in 300 million
was the chance that the Higgs boson does not exist (Bányai 2019). Finally, it also
must be emphasized that this ‘new’ paradigm is supported by numerous widely
recognized members of scientific community (Bányai 2019).
Furthermore, this worldview which holds that consciousness is transcendental is
in line with the scriptures as well. This is because the essential and traditional message of all scriptures, as the Bible, or the Bhagavad-Gíta (BG) (Bhaktivedanta
Swami 1972), is that we are eternal spirits (St. Teresa of Avila 1921, p. 119) and we
belong to the spiritual world (see Fig. 2).
As for the bridge between science and scriptures, below is the mentioned common part, which I call the ‘Eternal Order’ (Bányai 2019). The ‘Eternal Order’
mainly is built on the results of quantum physics and non-local consciousness
research, but at the same time is in line with the Bhagavad-Gíta (and Upanishads)
and the Bible as well. Therefore the ‘Eternal Order’ is in harmony with the previously mentioned presumption, which requires that eternal truths be independent
Fig. 1 Both science and revelations have to lead us to eternal truths
O. Bányai
2017, p. 233; László 2014, p. 16; Bányai 2019). This is because different scientific
disciplines, such as quantum physics, cosmology, nonlocal consciousness research,
psychology, biology, have come to similar conclusions. The results of this new scientific wave suggest that consciousness is fundamental, it is transcendental, which
means that it is beyond the space-time continuum, and reality is not independent
from consciousness. This new paradigm comes from that special quantum physics
experiments, as double slit experiment, the observer effect and the entanglement
phenomenon. Furthermore, nonlocal consciousness researches also have a lot of
empirical evidence on out of body experiences, near death experiences and extrasensory perceptions which underpin this worldview. It should be taken into account
that nonlocal consciousness research, thanks to those unusual strict research protocols, works with 1 in a billion possibility of error. In order to understand what this
means, we should consider the following: when the Higgs boson was found in the
European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in 2012, one in 300 million
was the chance that the Higgs boson does not exist (Bányai 2019). Finally, it also
must be emphasized that this ‘new’ paradigm is supported by numerous widely
recognized members of scientific community (Bányai 2019).
Furthermore, this worldview which holds that consciousness is transcendental is
in line with the scriptures as well. This is because the essential and traditional message of all scriptures, as the Bible, or the Bhagavad-Gíta (BG) (Bhaktivedanta
Swami 1972), is that we are eternal spirits (St. Teresa of Avila 1921, p. 119) and we
belong to the spiritual world (see Fig. 2).
As for the bridge between science and scriptures, below is the mentioned common part, which I call the ‘Eternal Order’ (Bányai 2019). The ‘Eternal Order’
mainly is built on the results of quantum physics and non-local consciousness
research, but at the same time is in line with the Bhagavad-Gíta (and Upanishads)
and the Bible as well. Therefore the ‘Eternal Order’ is in harmony with the previously mentioned presumption, which requires that eternal truths be independent
Fig. 1 Both science and revelations have to lead us to eternal truths
O. Bányai