The Science of Possibility

<p><strong>What if consciousness isn't something the brain produces - but the ground from which reality itself emerges?</strong></p><p><em>The Science of Possibility</em> makes a case that mainstream science has been asking the wrong questions. You have probably had experiences that your education gave you no framework to understand - moments of intuition that proved accurate a sense of connection that felt more real than ordinary explanation allows the quiet suspicion that what science calls reality is missing something fundamental.</p><p>Drawing on physics biology psychology and the full range of human experience Jon Freeman maps the connected patterns that link consciousness to material existence - and shows why phenomena that orthodox science dismisses as anomalous (intuition spiritual experience the felt sense of relationship) are not noise in the system. They are the system.</p><p>This is not a book that asks you to choose between science and spiritual experience. It is a book that shows why that choice was always a false one.</p><p>At its foundation is a simple but radical proposition: everything the universe consists of rests in patterns of relationship. All that we are lives in and influences those patterns. That is the source of our potential - and of possibility itself.</p><p><em>If you have not read Jon Freeman's new book I strongly suggest you do so. He will open your eyes to expanding notions of reality.</em> - Dr. Don Beck Developer of Spiral Dynamics</p><p><em>I loved your book and am taking it on holiday to read again. </em>Pam Gregory leading astrologer and consciousness YouTuber</p><p>For readers of Ervin Laszlo Ken Wilber Iain McGilchrist Nora Bateson and Rupert Sheldrake.</p><p></p>