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Hi Jon,
The new title and back cover (some day I’ll get these right) are included below. I don’t know the answer to your question about what the publisher can use. So let’s proceed in the following way, if possible.
(1) Please send a copy of the front and back cover, with the new stuff, to Nurya.
(2) Please send sample fonts, also to Nurya, from just the chapter I previously sent you.Casey
Quantum Mechanics, the Brain & Spirituality.
The Path from Science to SoulQuantum mechanics implies the world is not at all as we imagine it to be. It shows there are no particles—no electrons, no photons—in spite of the nearly universal acceptance of that paradigm. And it implies that we each have a nonphysical Mind that uses our physical brain as a means of interacting with the physical world.
A clear, readable description of the essential core of quantum mechanics is given in Quantum Mechanics, the Brain & Spirituality. From this, we can see why there can be no particles, and why there must be a nonphysical Mind. An associated web site containing the technical arguments allows the scientist to verify in detail the results given in the book.
The way in which the brain functions is outlined. Then, drawing on insights from several mystical systems, we leave the realm of science and explore the world of the nonphysical Mind. Finally, in light of our knowledge of the way the brain works, we consider how spiritual practices achieve their end.
The hallmarks of Quantum Mechanics, the Brain & Spirituality are the clarity of the writing, its accessibility to nonscientists, and its interweaving of physics, neuroscience and the spiritual path. It gives a more specific and scientifically grounded connection between physics and spirituality than any other book in the field.
Dr. Casey Blood is Professor Emeritus of Physics at Rutgers University. For forty years, he has done research in and published articles on quantum physics and has independently pursued an interest in neuroscience. He has traveled widely, exploring a variety of mystical traditions. For over twenty five years he has been a student-practitioner-teacher of Sufism.