Recently, a scientist said that the Sun also has consciousness.
Indian Philosophy said that consciousness or thought creates the universe.
In the Hindi language, consciousness is nothing but "chetna ", chita, chaitya, chita, and chinta. The Chetna is nothing but a fire. The Sun is the source of fire, then it should be consciousness. So wherever we find the fire, that thing should be consciousness.
The light is also fire, and it is the source of life and plants on earth; then all such things should be categorised in consciousness.
Photosynthesis is the process by which plants produce food and energy in plant by the conciousness.
The thought is the ignition process in the human mind as an input, and creates consciousness to do anything.
The Universe also started with the collision of particles produced light, sound, and heat, and consequently, consciousness came into existence, and it is also depicted as the Big Bang.
In the spirit of experimental science, I propose we send Sheldrake on a diplomatic mission to the Sun. Full contact. No return ticket. For data, of course.
Please consider the full-text, open-access paper I posted on ResearchGate.net (one of many papers relevant to this question)"
"Evidence for Vedic Renaissance: From Veda to Modern Science and Back", which has considerable detail about the overall issue this question brings up. I'd be happy to receive and reply to a feedback. Thanks,
Bob (RW Boyer)
Adrian,
Sorry, you cannot prove anything by text-messages ... this is the problem with Researchgate and other massmedia.
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