MeToo, the other butterfly effect
What are the dynamics really behind the butterfly effect, and the MeToo movement in particular? That’s what I suggest you find out in this article…
Synchronicities, a resonance with the unconscious
Synchronic events escape not only the principle of causality, but also statistical probabilities and reproducibility. Thus, these rare and unique events escape the very foundation…
The story of Eben Alexander
Neuroscientist Eben Alexander suffers a severe bout of bacterial meningitis, but within a few hours finds himself in a deep coma and experiencing a NDE…
Synchronicities, from philosophy to physics
The term “synchronicity”, which first appeared in 1928, was created by Swiss psychoanalyst Carl Gustav Jung. After many revisions of the concept, he defined synchronicity as…
The story of Jill Bolte Taylor
Specializing in neuroanatomy in order to understand why her brother seemed to live in a world separate from reality as experienced by his fellow human beings, Jill Bolte Taylor suffered a stroke at the age of 37…
Is your brain really necessary?
Many people have testified to a state of consciousness even though no brain activity was recorded. Many of these testimonies have been compiled by cardiologist Pim Van Lommel…
The « strange loop » of consciousness
If consciousness is based on inner experience, its mystery “results from its absolute proximity”, according to philosopher Michel Bitbol…
Does free will exist ?
Do we have a choice? Is there such a thing as free will? Depending on the plane of consciousness considered, the answer to these questions will be different…
Objectivity, the blind spot of science
A science approached in relation to consciousness cannot seek to be objective. In fact, the notion of objectivity disappears of its own accord when we speak of consciousness…