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Interpretation of the Exact Intrinsic Meaning of Hibernation Through the Consciousness Model
American Journal of Modern Physics
Volume 4, Issue 5, September 2015, Pages: 240-253
Received: Jul. 17, 2015; Accepted: Jul. 30, 2015; Published: Sep. 9, 2015
Volume 4, Issue 5, September 2015, Pages: 240-253
Received: Jul. 17, 2015; Accepted: Jul. 30, 2015; Published: Sep. 9, 2015
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Dhananjay Pal, Bengal School of Technology, Chuchura, Dist.-Hooghly, West Bengal, India
Abstract
The hibernation and the ‘Vital Living Force’ (~= Prâna) that, in turn, is responsible for maintaining the "life function" can be explained through the developed consciousness model involving thought-carrying particles (TCP), thought retaining particles (TRP) and thought force (TF). Our consciousness model signifies the existence of universal consciousness that exists along with the universe. The universal consciousness is a functional state of the universal mind (UM). The thought force (TF) is an expression of the universal consciousness. The quantized energy (εT) of the TCP is found to cause the universal consciousness as well as the cosmic microwave background radiation temperature. The UM as well as the individual mind is constituted by these TCP and TRP. It has already been expressed that TCP and TRP are the ultimate constituents of any matter as well as the mind, a constituent of the universal mind (UM) in the inherent presence of thought force (TF). The thought force (TF) being the primary field is the origin of all the existing fields. This TF is the primordial quantum field that exerts its functions both in vitro and in vivo. The same (εT) is equally responsible to create and control the individual consciousness through the quantum mechanical activities of these TCP and TRP in the presence of the thought force (TF) in vitro and thought force (TF) in vivo. It is shown here that the hibernation and the ‘Vital Living Force’ (~= Prâna) can be explained through the TCP, TRP and thought force (TF) in vivo and thought force (TF) in vivo.
Keywords
Void, Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation (CMBR), Universal Mind (UM), Thought Force (TF), Though-Carrying Particle (TCP), Thought Retaining Particle (TRP), Quantized Energy (εT) of TCP
To cite this article
Dhananjay Pal,
Interpretation of the Exact Intrinsic Meaning of Hibernation Through the Consciousness Model, American Journal of Modern Physics.
Vol. 4, No. 5,
2015, pp. 240-253.
doi: 10.11648/j.ajmp.20150405.14
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