The Theory of God (TOG): A Pantheistic Quantum Model of Consciousness and Reality
Jiri Mikkola
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AI-extracted from the abstract| Characteristics | Theoretical or philosophical paper |
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| Key points | Proposes that consciousness is a fundamental, nonlocal quantum field and that subjectivity consists of ontological resonances rather than emergent brain phenomena, arguing that microtubule entanglement and heart EMF coherence research support this pantheistic framework and its 10 conclusions about souls, free will, interconnectedness, and human purpose. |
Abstract
The Theory of God (TOG) proposes a pantheistic framework where consciousness is a fundamental, nonlocal quantum field underlying all reality. This model resolves the hard problem of consciousness by treating subjectivity as ontological resonances rather than emergent phenomena, integrating quantum biology, psychophysiology, and non-local entanglement. Drawing on recent research, TOG delineates 10 conclusions covering the field's nature, qualia processing, souls, free will, interconnectedness, and human purpose. Validation from studies on microtubule entanglement and heart EMF coherence supports TOG's claims, with implications for trauma healing, manifestation, and societal unity. If adopted as a base approach, TOG could revolutionize psychology and biology by emphasizing heart-led coherence over brain-centrism. This paper synthesizes literature to propose testable proxies, offering a transformative paradigm shift.