Will I love Biocentrism?

I recommend this book because it shook something loose in me, the idea that consciousness might not come from the universe, but might actually come before it.

That possibility filled me with wonder, and it stayed with me long after I closed the book. I loved how Lanza’s ideas didn’t fight against a God-based faith but seemed to sit comfortably beside it, almost whispering, “Why not? Consciousness could have been God’s.” This book inspired several of my own short stories, pieces that may find their way into my next book.

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Okay, you got me. This is not a book of fiction, although cynics may disagree. It’s a book of quantum possibility based on hard science and evolved visionary theory.

Like all of my stories, Biocentrism places consciousness at the center of its premise, presenting an important new human/world/cosmic view of well, everything. Like its author, Robert Lanza, I believe that consciousness is the essential fabric of mind, soul, and matter. Everything arises from it. Nothing is conceived without it.

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This book truly helped me grasp another viewpoint on how the Universe works, how life works and how we are all interconnected. The concepts of biocentrism are built from quantum physics and the information shared within this book, it truly helped me grasp a bigger picture of how we, life, are creating and helping expand the Universe and so much more.

This book is representative of the type of books inspiring the next paradigm shift in human understanding. The foundations of knowledge are being transformed by the recognition of the primacy of the Mind. Physicalism is being replaced by the supremacy of Consciousness and Spirit, where life creates the universe and is not a by-product of physical processes.