Whole Dude at Whole Foods describes the Whole Science of Consciousness

Yes indeed, Life is Complicated. The complexities of Life begin with our own selves. The universe is vast and man’s role in it is insignificant. Man’s great need is not only to know the world around him but also know himself better. Man has to know the Truth about himself. The tradition of knowing oneself is a longer tradition than any other Science. This is a study in which the Knower and the Known are one. The object of scientific inquiry is the nature of the scientist. Consciousness is the tool Whole Dude uses to explore his Whole Self.
The Science of Consciousness must investigate and explore the Totality of Consciousness, the entire contents of Consciousness.

Whole Dude at Whole Foods asks, What is Consciousness?

The complexities of Life can only be understood by knowing the fundamental living functions that are the characteristics of Life. A thing has Life if it knows the fact of its own living condition called existence.

University of Michigan must gather occupational data following the Standards prescribed by Clinical Medicine

The Michigan Medicine AHEAD study is examining the efficacy of a medication aimed at preventing Alzheimer’s Disease in individuals at increased risk of developing the disease. The study has, however, faced criticism regarding its focus on years of schooling and its lack of a research protocol to verify the identity and individuality of the human organism. Critics assert that biological processes like the flow of biological information and protein synthesis are not influenced by education level and that individuality should not be tied to factors such as race and ethnicity. The conceptualization of “life as knowledge in action” and that it is an interplay of cellular function and knowledge must be explored.

Michigan Medicine AHEAD Study: What is your theory of Consciousness?

The Theory of Consciousness that I propose defines Consciousness as the spiritual mechanism to support the living organism to maintain its living functions.

Michigan Medicine’s Study of Cognitive Dysfunctions must acknowledge the vital, animating principle of Life

The Michigan Medicine AHEAD study, aimed at preventing Alzheimer’s disease, has been criticized for its approach and its lack of protocol to verify the identity and individuality of the human subject. Critics argue that biological processes are not influenced by education levels and that individuality should not be tied to factors like race and ethnicity. They suggest that the conceptualization of “life as knowledge in action” and the interplay between cellular function and knowledge needs to be explored. Moreover, the understanding of “Consciousness” as a spiritual function that characterizes the actions and activities of living things should be included in the research protocol.

Michigan Medicine AHEAD Study: What is Consciousness?

Alzheimer’s Disease is associated with the symptoms of cognitive impairment which impacts the human memory function. For that reason, the Research protocol must include a statement about the term consciousness used by people in their daily conversation to discuss the issues relating to cognition and memory.

The Rudi Connection at Whole Foods describes the Vital Power of Living Things

The complexities of Life cannot be explored without knowing the function of consciousness. The understanding of Consciousness demands the recognition of difference between mechanical performance (Transitive Action), and intelligent performance (Immanent Action). Consciousness cannot be explained by elementary Laws of Physics and Chemistry or by the use of mechanistic principles.

Spirituality Science-For Whom the Bell Tolls?

Washington National Cathedral Bell Tolls for 200,000 Covid-19 Victims In the next day or two, the official number of people who have died from Covid-19 in the United States will pass 200,000 (the actual death toll passed 200,000 back in July). To mark the grim occasion yesterday, the Washington National Cathedral tolled its mourning bell 200 times …

January 21 is Squirrel Appreciation Day. My reflections on “CHAKRATA KARMA” with the help of a Squirrel Story.

The term consciousness is not a description of mere psychological function or mental awareness. Consciousness includes awareness of both mind, and body in relation to external and internal environment for the purpose of maintaining the state of existence.