From chaos to interdependence
Over the long term, chaotic systems end up oscillating around what appears to be a finite number of values. These values are said to accumulate on an attractor…
Chaotic systems
In an attempt to bring some order to the MeToo affair, I invite you to delve into chaos theory. “Chaos to bring order? You might think…”. And yet, I’m about to tell you the great love story of order and chaos…
Synchronicities & quantum entanglement
My focus here is on entanglement and feedback at all scales, the sine qua non for the manifestation of communication and resonance at the quantum level…
Synchronicities: examples of communication at quantum level
A synchronicity reveals, through resonance with the universal field on which information is encoded, information that makes sense…
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…