11Prompt

“The Miracle of Existence According to Theoretical Physicist Matti Pitkänen” Editorial Comment (by Philip E. Gibbs, Arkadiusz Jadczyk, Dainis Zeps): Abstract: In this focus issue of Prespacetime Journal we present a series of Matti Pitkänen’s papers under the headline “The miracle of existence according to theoretical physicist Matti Pitkänen. 30 years of independent research” representing development of this TGD approach in theoretical physics during the latest year of research.

An Intuitionist Reinterpretation of the Science Method, Deduction and Induction in Hegel-friendly Terms (by Stephen P. Smith): Abstract: I hypothesize that it is the feeling that sources the middle term that allows exploration into Kant’s synthetic (an avenue Hegel and Husserl pursued), and this exploration is done by noting the intuitionist connections to deduction and induction. The deductive process goes through two Hegelian negations before returning itself to source. Otherwise, the principle of excluded middle cannot be justified as Husserl noted.

Quantum Interpretation of Vedic theory of Mind: an Epistemological Path and Objective Reduction of Thoughts (by Michele Caponigro, Ram P. L. Vimal): Abstract: This brief paper argues about a possible quantum interpretation of Vedic Theory of Mind. Chitta, Manas, Buddhi and Ahamkara, in our quantum approach will be considered respectively as: common ground, quantum superpositions, observer (quantum collapsing) and measurement outcomes eingvalues,Povm. We suggest that through the continue interactions between these four components, we are able to understand the formation of Ahamkara (Ego).

The General Epistle of James from the King James Version of the Bible (Source: Project Gutenberg)

1:1 James, a servant of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ, to the twelve tribes which are scattered abroad, greeting.

1:2 My brethren, count it all joy when ye fall into divers temptations;

1:3 Knowing this, that the trying of your faith worketh patience.

Author: Confucius (孔夫子); translated by James Legge

Confucius said, to live seclusive and search thy will; to achieve thy Way, by doing right: I have heard these words, but I have seen no such men..

季氏第十六

BOOK XVI

11. 孔子曰：「見善如不及，見不善而探湯，吾見其人矣，吾聞其語矣！隱居以求其志， 行義以達其道，吾聞其語矣，未見其人也！」