Book Of Mind

Book Of Mind is a pattern to explain how the mind fits into reality. Although it is written for a lay audience it is not a new age text, having its foundations in science, mathematics, old wisdom and fresh insight. It covers many practical topics such as love, values, religion, happiness, purpose and personal freedom in a limited world. It questions the way religions entrap the mind. The book does not resort to atheism, but instead explains what the mind fundamentally is and its role in the universe and creation as a whole. Sections of the book are better understood with background knowledge in science and mathematics, but should be comprehensible to any person capable of thinking carefully. Essentially it is not about beliefs, but an explanation of experience and the world that can be verified with experience. The books central theme is this; essentially creation has three domains, the mind is the domain of the continuous, the domain of physical existence in space and time is quantized and discrete, and the domain of patterns provides the structure for space, time, causality, and all knowledge. If you want to know what this means and how it is more than just philosophy, being a practical and functional context for a satisfying understanding of the world personally, socially and scientifically, read the book.