More than mere speculation, the weight of scientific evidence points to the fact that the modern, material view of reality is on the verge of a profound revolution.
The Vital Dimension draws on the thoughts of Nobel Prize scientists and others to explore the theory that life is the nonphysical dimension of Mind bubbling out of a vast thickness of time.
The concise argument for the nonphysical nature of life begins with Erwin Schrodinger's bafflement at the chronological organization of life's molecular motion. It follows this unexplained organizer into the one-celled amoeba's apparently conscious behaviors. The book constructs a new theory of life, mind, and memory based on the framework of modern physics coupled to John Eccles' mechanism of nonphysical mind. It tests competing theories to explain the instinctive behaviors of birds and spiders. Which is right?
Have you ever wondered about the existence of God, the origin of life, the nature of the conscious mind, the operation of memory, the mechanics of perception, and the mysterious source of animal instinct? What unites these questions?
The answer lies across the threshold to the Vital Dimension.
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