Objectivity of Consciousness

By on August 11, 2008 in Spirit

There is a widespread (mis)understanding that consciousness or
conscious experiences are purely subjective. This (mis)understanding is
a direct artifact of the subjectivity (disguised as objectivity) of the
mainstream scientific approach limited to Object-ism or materialistic
measurements alone.

The true objectivity is the universality and not object-ism. While
the real meaning of objectivity is the universal verifiability of a
phenomenon or experience, the word

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Dr. Avtar Singh is author of the book entitled- "The Hidden Factor: An Approach for Resolving Paradoxes of Science, Cosmology, and Universal Reality". The book was motivated by his deep interest in pursuing a scientific search for reality, purpose, and meaning in the universe and life in it. The book integrates science, religion, and spirituality by forwarding a universal consciousness-based approach that resolves key issues dividing them.

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