Metaverse of Mind

<p>Everything that exists - atoms and cells energy fields and ecosystems - is constantly <em>processing</em> <em>information</em>. Everything - photons and planets microbes and mammals - is constantly <em>moving to a goal</em> advancing from one state to another. Everything - from particles to butterflies - is constantly <em>causing</em> <em>effects</em> in its environment. Everything is <em>mind</em>. </p><p> </p><p>Mind like life has its own domains and kingdoms - from the mind-cloud that is matter to mind-bots mind-pods et al. <em>We live in a metaverse of mind.</em> This is the message of modern science.</p><p> </p><strong>Reviews of Varghese's previous books on the Metaverse of Mind</strong></p><br></p><p>Varghese explores the basic and critical questions we face concerning this remarkable and wonderful universe. It is written with a deep understanding of philosophy spirituality and the complex science involved yet expressed in a way which is interesting and very understandable to the non-specialist. - Charles H. Townes <em>Nobel Prize winner and inventor of the laser. </em></p><p><br></p><p>Though I found myself arguing (...) the issues raised and [the] lucid outline of modern science's framework of understanding helped me to challenge and refine my own answers to the ultimate questions that each one of us must ask. - Arno Penzias <em>Nobel Prize winner who established the Big Bang Theory with his co-discovery of the Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation.</em></p><p><br></p><p>The year's most intriguing book about God - <em>Time</em> magazine (on a book co-edited by Varghese with contributions from 24 Nobel Prize-winning scientists).</p><p><br></p><p>Towering and courageous. - Francis S. Collins <em>Former Director of the National Institutes of Health</em> (on a book co-authored by Varghese and Antony Flew)</p>