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Vernon M. Neppe

4 papers in the library · 13 citations · publishing 2011-2020

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Consciousness, science and spirituality: the broad conceptualization of consciousness through the prism of extending to the new physics

Journal of Psychology & Clinical Psychiatry February 11, 2020 Vernon M. Neppe

‘Consciousness’ cannot adequately be conceptualized unless we apply several different prongs. This paper is divided into three sections. A perspective on Consciousness: Improving on the EPIC prongs. Section 1. The 12 prongs of Consciousness: PIERCED MOCKS. Section 2 linked with WH adverbs. The Elusive Mystery Solved: The Gimmel of Consciousness Section 3. Ultimately, Consciousness can be an...

The concept of relative non-locality: theoretical implications in consciousness research.

Explore 2015 Vernon M. Neppe, Edward R. Close

We argue that "non-local" events require further descriptors for us to understand the degree of non-locality, what the framework of the observer describing it is, and where we humans are located relative to the ostensible non-locality. This suggests three critical factors: Relative to, from the framework of, and a hierarchy of "to what degree?" "Non-locality" without the prefix "relative"...

DOI: 10.1016/j.explore.2014.12.007 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Classification Tdvp Consciousness research Dimensions +4

Applying Consciousness, Infinity and Dimensionality Creating a Paradigm Shift: Introducing the Triadic Dimensional Distinction Vortical Paradigm

NeuroQuantology September 2, 2011 Vernon M. Neppe, Edward R. Close 6 citations

Despite our current reductionistic materialist paradigm allowing explanations of almost all aspects of our experience, certain areas of scientific endeavor are still contradicted. This motivates the need for a new paradigmatic approach to integrate several different scientific disciplines and to postulate a new and comprehensive model, producing a paradigm shift. But this is not easy and has...

Ensuring Homogeneous Data Collection for Present and Future Research on Possible Psi Phenomena by Detailing Subjective Descriptions, Using the Multi-Axial A to Z SEATTLE Classification

NeuroQuantology March 5, 2011 Vernon M. Neppe 7 citations

Spontaneous apparently anomalous are often inappropriately bundled together based on brief common descriptions. Yet, they may be phenomenologically and etiologically distinct. Consequently, heterogeneous results lead to mistaken pooling of dissimilar events, incorrect implying single etiologies, though actually reflecting different phenomenological types (e.g., “out-of-body experiences” induced...