Posted by JourneyMan on 6/18/2007, 3:56 pm //(Tin smelting is one example.)// Where did the knowledge come from when these peoples did not have access to one another? Quantum consciousness would explain this by simply saying that every human being has access to this simple universe of deep thoughts and feelings.
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In recent years there has been alot of work put forward to understand the workings of the human mind. The most stunning revelation is quantum consciousness. Simply put, our awareness stems from multiple levels of being.
This explains the unexplainable in a unique way, it assigns the intrinsic values of our being to another universe that is, as of yet, undiscovered. Layers upon layers. This results in the instincts and impulses of a creative and deep intuitive nature.
This also explains the simultaneous discovery of knowledge across continents. Many people have put this fact forward, and most have ascribed it to a similar rate of technological progress. This, however, does not concurr with all evidence. Some peoples did not have the resources and reason for their similar discoveries, these peoples had to take measures to acquire similar materials and techniques.
The question lately is that of highest importance. Does this universe of mind have its own consciousness? Is it the Universal Observer that steers the possible outcomes of our lives and our matter? And the philosophical/religious question is: Does anything we do, as works upon the Earth really matter to the Universal Observer? Is thought of higher consequence, or is nothing of consequence but the internal workings of the Universal Observer itself?
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