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Quantum-Holistic Framework of Transpersonal Psychosomatics: Complete Healing and Spiritual Integration

D. Raković

June 1, 2021 DOI: 10.47409/ijsp.2021.3.4 (opens in new tab)

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Characteristics Theoretical or philosophical paper
Key points Argues that psychosomatic problems stem from energy-information attractor blockages at different consciousness levels, caused by transgenerational-predestined stressors, and that complete healing and spiritual integration require integrating these blockages with the healthy personality core through unconditional spiritually-forgiving acceptance of oneself and one's environment.

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The subject of this paper is complete healing and spiritual integration within our extended quantum-holographic / quantum-gravitational (QHQG) framework of holistic psychosomatics (integrative medicine and transpersonal psychology). Such a framework could have significant implications for understanding the mechanisms of quantum-holographic control of the morphogenesis, including epigenetic bioresonance application of the healing boundary conditions within acupuncture-based and consciousness-based psychosomatics. In the context of transpersonal psychology, essentially all psychosomatic problems could have their initial roots in the energy-information attractor blockages at different levels of consciousness (caused by various trans-generational-predestined stressors), and complete healing and spiritual integration would involve their integration with healthy core of the personality, through unconditional spiritually-forgiving acceptance of oneself and one’s environment. All this is in line with the revived scientific interest in consciousness studies during past decades (anticipating the upcoming grand synthesis of two modes of knowledge, rational-scientific and creative-religious, in the framework of our extended QHQG paradigm) – with the essential role of each individual due to the influence and concern for unloading of the collective mental environment.

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