Amit Goswami, Ph.D.

Quantum Creativity & Transformation in London

March 07-08, 2010- London, UK

“God is not dead! The existence of God has been verified by much scientific evidence.” – Amit Goswami

Recent worldwide problems such as the economic meltdown, global warming, and terrorism are all strong indications that we need transformation on a planetary scale. Is transformation on such a large scale possible? In this talk, quantum physicist Amit Goswami and yoga psychologist Uma Krishnamurthy will join hands and tell us about the science of transformation, new and old.

Goswami states: “Materialist scientists posit that there is no source of causality other than material interaction in this world (‘upward causation’). In contrast, all spiritual traditions agree that there is another causal power in the world (called God, or ‘downward causation’). But let’s not confuse this with a picture of God in outer space sitting on a throne. Downward causation is scientific, because we can show that there is a scientific source of causality other than upward causation. This is being demonstrated by science.”

In this compelling dialogue, Dr Goswami lays the groundwork for a new scientific paradigm that unites matter and spirit in a larger unifying – and transformative -embrace.

Do not miss this rare chance to see Dr Goswami in the UK, and learn from him and Dr Krishnamurthy about quantum creativity, quantum consciousness and the scientific evidence that supports the existence of God.

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Embracing Transcendence in India

THE SOUTH INDIA EXPERIENCE

The cosmology flowing from India has strongly impacted our understanding of God, consciousness, and existence. Of significant influence are the evolved ideas of South India mystics Sri Aurobindo, J. Krishnamurti, and Sri Ramana Maharshi. On our pilgrimage to South India we will visit their ashrams and centres, journey to shrines and through sacred landscapes, expand our hearts, enliven our senses, and renew our sense of self and purpose.

Guiding this journey is quantum physicist Amit Goswami, a practitioner of spirituality and transformation who was featured in the film “What The Bleep Do We Know?!”; and renown yoga psychologist and child psychiatrist Uma Krishnamurthy whose spiritual roots stem from being born into a family of Indian Theosophists. In addition to discussions and dialogues, Dr. Goswami will initiate us in quantum activism, a new integral (karma) yoga for re-establishing spirituality in our society. Dr. Krishnamurthy will lead experiential sessions using yogic tools such as hatha yoga practices, chanting of mantras, meditation, and classical Indian dance, allowing us to explore the realms of superconscious states. Continue reading…

The Quantum Activist Documentary

Who killed Schrödinger’s Cat?

Can we do science of the primacy of consciousness? That is, can science be based on the idea that consciousness is the ground of all being and that all things of experience are chosen from quantum possibilities of consciousness? Where is the necessary objectivity? Now the quintessential proof: I’ll show you why the choosing consciousness of quantum physics has to be objective cosmic consciousness.

You may have heard of the famous paradox of Schrödinger’s cat. In this thought experiment,”a cat is left in an opaque cage with a door in the company of a single radioactive atom (with a half-life of one hour, which means that the probabilility is fifty-fifty that the atom will decay within the hour). The scheme is diabolical. If the atom decays, then a Geiger counter detects the radiation from the decay. The ticking of the counter triggers a hammer to break a poison bottle, releasing cyanide that kills the cat. If the atom does not decay, none of the sequential things happens and the cat lives. Because the decay is probabilistic, a quantum process, it follows that at the end of the hour the cat is a wave of possibility, having two equally weighted facets, dead and alive.

The cat is literally half-dead and half-alive? Continue reading…