Review of: "Quantum Resonance with the Mind: a Comparative Analysis of Buddhism's Eighth Consciousness, Quantum Holography and Jung's Collective Unconscious"
Abstract
Unexpected metaphors in the text (for example, "tapestry of thoughts", "most secret", "huge", "alternative lenses", "reservoir of human experience", "self-reflexive odysseys", "fundamental "seeds", "fascinating perspectives", "orchestrated by non-local holo-information flow", "cosmic dance", "tapestry of common experience and understanding") indicates a non-scientific style of presentation of the material.3. The author allows himself to use terms from two or three conceptual directions of studying the psyche and cognitive potentials of a person.It is not always advisable to cross these directions with each other.For example, you should not look for the intersection of the ideas of Buddhism, which is based on idealistic positions, and cognitive psychology, which is based on materialism.4. In addition, should we combine different conceptual approaches to the study of the unconscious (see the author's quote: "the Buddhist concept of the eighth state of consciousness with Jung's collective unconscious")?At one time, Fritjof Capra in the book "The Tao of Physics" made a similar combination.5. Unfortunately, in the article the author reproduces (copyrights) the content of the text provided on the electronic resource -.Such an act of the author alerts the reader and discourages further thoughtful reading of the proposed text.Despite this fact, I continue to read the text of the article.6. Interesting, in my opinion, is the author's statement that "perception and understanding of…
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