Consciousness Psychology

Human interest in the nature of consciousness dates far back to our ancestral past. However, it is only in the last century or so that researchers and philosophers have been able to tackle the problem in a more scientific way. This is primarily due to our increasing understanding of human physiology and how our brain functions. The following essays briefly explore the life and work of pioneers in the field of consciousness studies.

El audio libro que van a escuchar, es una aventura intelectual que induce a conocer cómo es que la ciencia ha confirmado la existencia de una "conciencia cósmica", gracias a la cual surge todo lo que existe en éste universo y es, al mismo tiempo, su creación. Introduciendo ideas científicas el autor logra envolver al lector desde las primeras oraciones, en un contexto que cuestiona la complejidad de los sueños, el papel de los átomos, y la explicación de la muerte.

Regardless if you are a very focused or distracted person, this course will help you reach the next level of focus.

This small audiobook includes a remarkable 1990 interview with the famous professor of philosophy, Patricia Churchland, from the University of California, San Diego, who produced the groundbreaking book Neurophilosophy. Conducted by Meredith Doran and edited by David Christopher Lane. Also includes an essay by Professor Lane on the multi-level perspective on consciousness.

Declutter Your Mind will show you a simple action plan to quiet your mind and free yourself from negative thoughts that you can begin to use immediately. Unlike other guides that simply show you a bunch of "theories" or confusing exercises, this audiobook will show you a simple step-by-step action plan that will produce results if you apply them consistently.

Although Plato didn’t know about virtual reality headsets or what such a new-fangled technology could evoke, he did understand better than most that humans do not see reality as it is, but rather how we filter it, moment to moment.

This little book explores the projective nature of consciousness by using various rides at Disneyland to explain how awareness works as a virtual simulator.