This book reveals findings from quantum mechanics experiments and research conducted at the University of Virginia School of Medicine that clearly indicates consciousness is the foundation of reality and that humans are nonphysical entities that survive death of the body.
The quantum mechanics experiments reviewed show that consciousness, or mind, actually can and does create matter. This, combined with findings of research conducted at the University of Virginia School of Medicine and other credible sources referenced, clearly indicates that the widely accepted theory known as Physicalism, that only physical matter exists and that consciousness is created by and confined to the brain, cannot possibly be valid.
The book's author maintains that "It's clear from the research findings reported upon in this new edition that the universe is a mental construct and that the Nobel Prize-winning father of quantum theory, Max Planck [1858-1947], was correct when he stated that he regarded consciousness as the fundamental reality. That, combined with almost sixty years of consciousness research conducted by the Division of Perceptual Studies [DOPS] at the University of Virginia, clearly indicates that humans are nonphysical beings temporarily residing in physical bodies."