Is consciousness an emergent property of the brain, or does it arise from the very fabric of the universe itself? The Mind at Zero explores the profound connection between zero-point energy—the quantum fluctuations that permeate empty space—and the nature of awareness.
Drawing from quantum field theory, neuroscience, and Eastern philosophical traditions, this book examines whether the vacuum energy of the universe plays a role in cognition, perception, and the mind's ability to shape reality. It delves into theories of quantum coherence, non-locality, and the possibility that consciousness interacts with the zero-point field, offering a radical new perspective on the origins of subjective experience.
From the mysteries of psi phenomena to the implications of quantum biology, The Mind at Zero is an invitation to rethink what it means to be conscious in a universe where energy never truly disappears.
