Conga line of Consciousness

I have written a book which takes a cautious step beyond intellectualism toward spiritualism. We all have these different aspects to our selves. The multiple aspects of self are depicted in the book as a more or less functioning team of separate selves. Life’s challenge is to create inner harmony out of chaos, and find the connection to universal consciousness and divine consciousness. This is aided by a high minded inner teacher and abetted by willful and passionate inner expansion. I use a metaphor of self inflation to suggest that self expansion and the displacement of self doubt causes an uplifting buoyancy. I call the whole process Hypersubjectivity. The psycho-spiritual truth at the core of Hypersubjectivity is not new. While it does not subscribe to the dogma of any organized religion it is Christian in that it adopts Augustine’s inner teacher, Christ.

The key philosophical concepts of the book are supported by major philosophers all of whom agree that metaphysics is above physics and as real as it is unreachable without a leap of faith. Nevertheless reasoned argument demonstrates that the book’s metaphysical propositions are not only more hopeful but more plausible than the atheistic alternatives. In fact those metaphysical propositions add new light to the mysteries of psychology, cognitive science, quantum physics and cosmology. Each of the 40 great minds, is digested in its own readable synopsis. Hypersubjectivity emerges as resurgent idealism adapted to the modern crises of private and public life on the planet.