Sentence examples for underlying consciousness from inspiring English sources

This may also shed new light on some hitherto unresolved questions like the neuroscientific mechanisms underlying consciousness and psychiatric disorders.

Whereas worldly ambitions, riches, and (especially) discursive knowledge scatter persons and drain their energies, sages "embrace Unity" or "hold fast to the One" (baoyi); that is, they aspire to union with the Dao in a primordial undivided state underlying consciousness.

"I think there's something incredibly important about the nature of these compounds and experiences to provide unique information to us about the nature of the human condition and the science underlying consciousness".

In an extreme, horrifying case, humans upload their brains, or slowly replace the parts of their brains underlying consciousness with silicon chips, and in the end, only non-human animals remain to experience the world.

From a combination of my own experiences and many years of studying the science of consciousness, I developed a good idea of what the important questions are that research into the physiology underlying consciousness needs to address and how to set about exploring this subject using psychedelics.

In psychology, Stroud [57] was one of the first authors to propose the idea of discrete frames or 'moments' underlying consciousness.

This simple code, he says, underlies consciousness itself, giving rise to our every thought--from the sudden desire for a scoop of chocolate ice cream to Wolfram's own theory.

This pope has a better understanding of the issues underlying modern consciousness (or lack of it) than all the talking heads of Europe and America.

More Jungian than Freudian, the imagery on display here seems to be conjured out of levels of mind transcending and underlying personal consciousness.

The properties of the DMN in epilepsy patients have been documented in a few simultaneous EEG-fMRI studies, which suggested that the IEDs can suspend the normal default-mode brain function, through a pathophysiological mechanism underlying impaired consciousness in epilepsy [30] [32], [55].

By accepting this argument it now becomes possible to better address the necessary anatomical prerequisites underlying phenomenal consciousness.