Why not put Bernard Carr's name in the title? He's a brilliant scientist in his own right, not just Hawking's friend. And I truly think his view will turn out to be closer to the truth than perhaps even Hawking's. Comment update: Thank you for all the upvotes. I'm very glad Dr. Carr's name has now been added to the title of this video. Dr. Carr may not be as well-known as Stephen Hawking, but he's one of the pioneers who have expanded our understanding of the universe and brought us to the edge of reality. And he's helping to sweep rigid materialism to where it belongs - the dustbin of history. Mad respect for Dr. Carr for his courage, his open-minded approach and for all his contributions to a deeper understanding of reality.

@access5870

4 ай бұрын

“Friend of someone who people know” lol… very rude even if they’re not trying. Great interview.

@ontologicalshock

4 ай бұрын

Valid point! I speculate that it's because Essentia is attempting to cater to KZread's algorithm to get more views. "Stephen Hawking" is probably a more popular search term.

@chrisk1208

4 ай бұрын

​@@ontologicalshockyou still could have used his own name and Stephen's name in the title 😊

@alexlang2086

4 ай бұрын

To be fair his name is written in big letters on the thumbnail which is the 1st thing we look at no big deal I think

@sookendestroy1

4 ай бұрын

Because it gives them actual legitimacy if they're the friend of a famous scientist, it drives clicks. No one cares unless you put Elon musk or Joe Rogan or Stephen Hawking in the title or thumbnail somehow, the actual content of a video isnt even the point anymore it's just a vehicle for ad revenue.

very interesting, I am 70 and have followed a similar path investigating the higher realms of consciousness. So much more going on than most imagine.

@access5870

4 ай бұрын

Exactly. We live in a hyperdimensional space that is our consciousness. Nothing is not true, everything has truth in its own context.

@drsaikiranc

4 ай бұрын

read the Bhagavad Gita, it answers all questions relating to life

@mrpainn695

4 ай бұрын

It breaks my heart not alot people care to take interest

@user-zh1id7rr6p

4 ай бұрын

​@@mrpainn695insanity or the demonic.

@kumulsfan8090

4 ай бұрын

​@@user-zh1id7rr6p"demonic" 😂

There is a lot more to life than meets the eye ! A few weeks ago my wife and lost our old cat. Her name was MEEP because when she was a stray kitten and would have perished, she mewed so much that we went out and rescued her and from then on , whenever you would come into the room or look at her or pet her she would 20“ meep” . She was so old and in an immovable painful state and had been staying a mile away where we had moved away from with our son . It was a Saturday and I came home from my Luthier job and that evening was doing the LA Times crossword puzzle of the day and the clue for the top right corner was Beakers call? Answer ; MEEP ! I showed my wife who acted very emotional about it . The next day she told me that she and our son had taken Meep to the vet earlier that Saturday and Meep had been “ put to sleep”! Coincidence? I have been doing these crossword puzzles for decades and never run across the word MEEP in the answer for a clue !!!

@Padraigp

4 ай бұрын

Omg I had a black cat I found as a kitten who was screeching like some sort of dinosaur. Unfortunately she died when she was quite small on the road ..but she would always come when we called her and make a little noise. The best cat I ever met ive never felt such greif of losing anyone before. I was devastated because it was my fault I told my son to just put her out as my son had all his art portfolio out and the cat was trying to play dangerously threatening all his artwork. And to put him in a room would have had to get the younger son to clean the litter tray and I had to help my older sone with arranging his portfolio so for convenience I just said put her out. And I didn't say put her out the bakc which I normally do so my younger son put her out on the road side of the house. I have never felt so gutted when I went out and I called her name and there she was being attacked by a big Tom cat on the road. Karukaru was her name as that was the noise she made when she came tropping along to us. Sigh.

@fragment7

4 ай бұрын

Synchroncities..

@spooky1304

4 ай бұрын

Coincidence,

@Joe-lb8qn

4 ай бұрын

And had the clue been BANJO there would no doubt have been someone who had a dog, cat or iguana named banjo that died that day, or they found a banjo, or lost one or there was a banjo song on the radio just as they filled that clue in . Lot of people cats dogs and banjos. And FWIW if you google it meep is not an uncommon answer or clue in numerous crosswords.

@trisha9745

4 ай бұрын

​@Joe-lb8qn Well aren't you a little ray of sunshine. I'm sure these people who are looking for comfort in their loss are ecstatic with your contribution!

I wonder what Mr Carr would say about a meditation experience I had years ago...I was writing a letter to my mum sitting at the table. I had my friends cat "Fat cat" (who was well overweight), sitting on my lap. Whilst writing, I had an overwhelming feeling that I should meditate, so I did, still holding the pen. Then I started getting pins and needles where I was holding the pen, and I kid you not, my fingers seemed to go through the pen, and I can only describe it as, splitting into cazillion billion atoms and everything was the same tiniest form...table, chair, house and at the same time it was as expansive as the universe..Fat cat must have felt something because he flew off my lap and brought me back to this reality..it was the most incredible experience of my life. In that split second, I felt an incredible unconditional love and that everything was going to be ok. looking back, I think it was to do with the cat and he was probably purring so could have changed my frequency...and just to add, there were no drugs involved!! So get your cat sitting on your lap, hold a pen and meditate and maybe you too can experience the same 😉😍😺🪑🖊️🌌💥

@fortissimoX

4 ай бұрын

Lol, ok, I'll try to meditate with my cat 😁

@spickspan5718

4 ай бұрын

​@@fortissimoX Let us know how it goes!!

@MerryLeafField

3 ай бұрын

That’s what happened to a science teacher who went on a spirit quest when he was a young man. He had a similar experience as you described.

@spickspan5718

3 ай бұрын

@@MerryLeafField interesting, thanks!

@BenjaminGoose

2 ай бұрын

A psychologist might call that a hallucination.

I've waited over 20 year's to hear this discussion! I've anticipated it for so long! Thank you for sharing this! Thank you Prof. Carr and Natalia for this incredible and phenomenal discussion!

The hallucinations you get from psychedelics like DMT looks as real as what you perceive to be real, it's so beautiful and almost unbelievable because I didn't know it was humanly possible to experience something like that. Would love to have the experience again if i ever find a source.

@katlinkate

4 ай бұрын

Wanna try, but keep being told I can't do it alone for the first time but I'd literally be so much more comfortable alone

@userconspiracynut

4 ай бұрын

[adamsflakesx] Ships psychedelics

@brandonDuh47

4 ай бұрын

​@@userconspiracynut where to search??

@brandonDuh47

4 ай бұрын

Is it Instagram?

@userconspiracynut

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, he has variety of stuffs like Mushrooms, LSD, DMT, MDMA even the chocolate bars

That was excellent. Thank you Professor Carr & Natalia. An extremely inspiring conversation.

We are all very lucky to have Bilbo Baggins here to share his insight. Jokes aside, great conversation.

I've had out of body experiences and lucid dreams and I know beyond any doubt that my consciousness became separate from the body, so to speak. When you have it , you just know.

Thank you, Finally an intelligent/intuitive mind i can understand rather than all the ones who sound smart but dont really explain complex shit concisely, they have a great vocabulary to but no equanimity (openness)

Wow, best conversation I’ve ever listened to KZread! Thoroughly enjoyed that! 👍

I always find Bernard delightful and love that he addresses areas where many leave gaps. This was a particularly wonderful interview with him. Bravo and thank you!

This topic is very interesting and helps push the limits on our current confining view of physics.

Instead of watching a lot of such interesting videos the whole year, I think this has given a good encapsulation and especially now that it has appeared in the beginning of year, I will marinate and revisit this one when I want to decompress during 2024 , meanwhile I will concentrate on clips more relevant to my immediate personal goals. May y’all who watch this have profitable and fruitful lives!

Thank you both for confirming my unbelievable experiences, which I could not share with anyone, even my family. I thought I had gone mad. I would run into libraries, special bookstores, n any source I could, to find out if I was mad or not? 40 years ago, there was no talk of these phenomenon. I could get in trouble in many ways. Although, The Consciousness had asked me to write about what I had learned, I haven't done it to this day... Hearing n knowing someone as credible as this established scientist confirming my experiences is encouraging. He knows, as I do, how fulfilling n amazing it is, to develop from a science oriented person, to a spiritual, self aware n creation aware person. The evolved human to higher dimensions. Love n Light be with you. Neli

1:19:11 about the slowing down of time, I had an experience I wish I could discuss with you-all. I was in a car accident where I could see it about to happen and I braced against the dash board. It seemed like a long time/long way off until we hit the stone wall. I was thrown up and forward so that my head went through the windshield. As I was falling back, I consciously opened my eyes with the intention of seeing the hole in the glass. I watched the bits of glass trickle away from my eyes in slow motion. When my back hit the seat-back I returned to normal time. Much later, when I visited the site where it happened I was astonished to see how short the distance from the road to the stone wall actually was. I think it's odd and interesting, but other than that I don't know what its significance is, if any. It's like scenes I've seen in movies, so I am certain others have experienced such time slowing events as well. (edited for typos)

@truthseeker321

4 ай бұрын

Me too...in a car accident as well. It is widely known phenomenon as we see this in all action movies

@OFFICIALLUSH

4 ай бұрын

I was in an accident last year in May. A lady hit me from the back going 65mph, no braking, as my car was parked on the road with the hazards on (I smelled something burning so I pulled over). As soon as I got back into my car after checking it, she hit me. I remember pushing back the back of my seat with all my might, as if to push the wreckage from coming closer to me AS the car slammed into me. The crazy thing about this is that I actually immediately blacked out from the whip lash. I woke up in my totaled car down a 36 foot embankment. There was blood on the airbags, but no trace of where the blood came from (I was bruised up with internal injury, but no external ones). It still confuses me to today where the blood came from and how I clearly remember pushing back on the back seat, but I was simultaneously out cold. I do wonder if it was just the physical me that was knocked out while my consciousness/spirit/soul was fighting back. So strange.

@Joel-yi8gb

4 ай бұрын

Time is malleable

@bettysue8671

4 ай бұрын

I call it being in The Zone

@WolfsH0ok

4 ай бұрын

I was in a train crash in 1997 it was similar Managed to walk out without a scratch though 🙏 although I lost my walkman

True! A brain is only a processor that processes everything our senses collect.

@MorbidMaximus

4 ай бұрын

And a filter

@Wheyooo

4 ай бұрын

Its much more, the use of “only” Will stop u from other vieuws and perspectives Stay open stay humble

@frannyp46

4 ай бұрын

Huxley realised the brain was a filter when he took mescaline and everything flooded through.

@Padraigp

4 ай бұрын

​@@frannyp46totally I thoight that was the conventional understanding tbh.

@wurzelbert84wucher5

4 ай бұрын

I rather see it as a connector and gateway between the physical and spiritual.

I really enjoyed the pod cast. Please do another one when it’s possible!

What a wonderful discussion and way to end the year with the Essentia Foundation. Happy New Year! Looking forward to what Essentia has to bring in 2024.

True science keeps opening doors fearlessly raising questions and offering scientists opportunities to build new knowledge, not regurgitating past theories as a final truth. It becomes scientism that refuses new challenges too scared to move beyond their comfort zone. True Scientists know they're not meant to feel comfortable with the unexplainable, but they research and document findings anyway. All great scientists in history used their imagination or a random observation.

@skepticalgenious

4 ай бұрын

This is similar to something I tell myself. The truth doesn't care how I feel. And just because it doesn't make sense to me doesn't make it incorrect.

@denofpigs2575

4 ай бұрын

Truth is under no obligation to make sense. Scientists, however, will tell you that "truth" is a problem for the philosophers to deal with 😂😂

I woke up in 2017 with a thought formed in my mind, which I quickly wrote down. "Love is a quality of intelligence; intelligence is a quality of consciousness; and consciousness is a quality of all things, by degree." I believe now that we live in a conscious universe, and that science has a long way to go to understand the nature of our world and our experiences. It is never going to be possible to develop a theory of everything until consciousness is brought into the equation. The problem is that we use the word ambiguously, to mean awakeness, or thought, and that definition simply doesn't work if you think of the consciousness of a rock, or a plant. It means something different, and needs to be considered as part of a whole structure, not as a separate idea.

@Truthspeakers1589

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing, very interesting! Around 10 years ago and just as I woke up in bed one morning, a voice interrupted my thoughts, it just said "The binary code is everything". At that stage in my life I didn't really know what the binary code was, so I had to look it up. I still don't know why I was given that message and by who!

If we had more scientists like Mr. Carr, world would be in much better place. Thank for very interesting discussion. Happy and healthy New Year! God bless you ❤❤

@kukulkan1717

4 ай бұрын

Thomas Campbell ....you´re welcome ;)

38:00 degrees in parapsychology 43:30 Association for Post Materialist Science 46:40 Relativity, block universe 52:00 M Theory 1:18:00 quantum cosmology

@edwardlillicrapp644

4 ай бұрын

What if there is or was no begging as it is only or preseption on earth and could be a singularity

@edwardlillicrapp644

4 ай бұрын

If there's a question for it then here must be an answer man must learn to add before we multiple etc

@dwijgurram5490

4 ай бұрын

​. Hubble was wrong. His own phd student was brutally suppressed for pointing out the truth

The Third Eye, read it around 50 years ago and I am still amazed at the revelations contained therein. I remember reading about the Enfield case, way back when, so glad he is mentioning it.

@simonfernandes6809

4 ай бұрын

Read Life after Life by Raymond Moody and Proof of Heaven by Neuro surgeon Eben Alexander. Both those book will REALLY open your eyes regarding consciousness after death.

@WolfsH0ok

4 ай бұрын

My favorite, was the Entity case in California. Witnessed by 23 people from UCLA University. Three of them fainted with fright. Also, The Rosenheim poltergeist. Which only occurred when a certain person was in the building. The Enfield case, the Girls knew the name of the man who died in the house, and how he died, also, the exact location he died in. Yet they had never met the family who previously lived there.

The human mind is like a radio that can tune in to the consciousness of the universe. Our genes and experience makes us how we appear as an individual but the source of the conscious comes from the field of conciousness that permeates the entire universe. I think one day quantum physics will be able to indicate that the same way we found the higgs field, but it will probably be very difficult

@samwillard5688

4 ай бұрын

An interesting idea. What kind of frequency does DNA resonate to?

@JamesBS

3 ай бұрын

hair are you aerials

OH MY GOD FINALLY!!!For years I didn’t know what this experience was but when I was young and I had a fever. I remember I was laying on the couch sick and my mom was making food for lunch. I remember seeing her move from the kitchen to dinner table super fast.Also the pounding of her footsteps on the ground sounded sped up like someone beating on a drum. It was as if someone hit the fast forward button of reality. I had another similar experience and I was sick also. I told my family and they didn’t really believe it. But I finally know what I experienced after years of not knowing thinking I was insane.

@cavallopazzo340

4 ай бұрын

I also experienced something similar a few times, usually when I woke up in the middle of the night. E.g. I heard my roommate snoring but it was sped up very fast. Where in the video does he explain such phenomena?

@landonsmith6235

4 ай бұрын

@@cavallopazzo340 1:09:45 or more accurately 1:11:56

@rhyothemisprinceps1617

4 ай бұрын

1:09:10 @@cavallopazzo340

@user-uh7tm9wk4w

4 ай бұрын

I Experienced slowing down of Space around me when I flew from my bike in an accident.😊

Thank you very much for this interview!

My experience with poltergeist happened to me in my fifties. It was a time when I could become extremely frustrated and angry. When I would become overwhelmed by anger and frustration books would fall, my phone would fly across the room, it would hit me, things would drop off tables. These events always coincide.

amazing discussion. i was thrilled to hear Prof Carr talk about the brain as filter, operating in greater universal consciousness - those were my exact and independent conclusions following experiences with psychedelics, specifically DMT.

@catlover4700

2 ай бұрын

Psychedelics were horrible for me. I saw monsters and demons with flames coming our their eyes. Literally hell. Never ever again. It was a horrible trip and I was ill for a week after.

Loved it! Been playing with these things for over 50 yrs. I read "As a Man Thinketh" at an early age and that helped ally my fears of being alone in my cognitions. We have more senses than we know. In the buddhist framework we count eight consciousnesses. Isn't Laws of physics some kind of oxymoron?? So, like, when and how did these laws go into effect 🙂?? Did we vote on them LOL?? The problem is similar to government. By the time we come up with a solution, the problem is 5 yr down the road. And so when truth is found it has already changed from what you perceive. Naomi Worth said, "A central goal of Buddhism is the transformation of perception, where one goes from seeing through a deluded filter to seeing reality. The Buddhist path is laid out with many prescriptions for how to go about this, with meditation as the key practice"

Thank you. That was a lovely conversation. A lot to think about.

such an interesting, insightful and mind-bending conversation. thank you!

I listened to this talk the whole day and realised only realising is what makes one understand.

This is a psychological reality made physical to act as a living feedback, transforming our psychic energy into physicality

@utube9000

4 ай бұрын

I think I know where you are going with that. It’s my personal belief that the physical world is a manifestation of our consciousness projecting itself outward and then feeding back to us. Humans are actually non- material psychic beings and together, our collective projections literally create our bodies and our physical home, the Earth which we live on together.

I love the openness of this conversation. It's true to the notion that we simply do not know what we do not know.

Fascinating discussion!

Beautiful and brilliant !! Thank you both ! 🎉❤😊

What a great interview! I love his theories

@HeWhoHath

4 ай бұрын

Zhen chancto dis polapar a siet dus consectracto. Translate to English

Very well thought out concepts in a field of study that inevitably will get more attention in time. A true pioneer.

I totally agree. It took me forever to re find this.I was afraid I’d never get back again! It’s very interesting!!

The brain is a switchboard between me (non-locational consciousness) and my body (temporary meat vehicle).

amazing really enjoyed listening to knowledgeable Bernard Carr

Amazing! Great host as well, spot on!

Fascinating times

Love it! Gives so much insight in our reality.

@Joel-yi8gb

4 ай бұрын

There is no end to within

I did have the experience of time slowing down. Back in the 70s I was on my motorbike in traffic waiting to make a right turn into a small street. A drunk driver in a big heavy car hit my motorbike at full speed from behind. I remember being in the air for what felt like a long time, and I remember thinking I have been in the air for a long time and will drop back to the ground and when I hit the ground it is going to hurt and I may be badly injured. I was not too badly injured just a sore back and neck for a week or so.

@amazinggrace5692

4 ай бұрын

I was also hit by a truck while driving a car. I experienced that same state of altered time between the time the truck hit me and when my car spun and hit a tree. It felt like time slowed down and I was hyper focused on certain things happening.

@gerhardusvanderpoll

4 ай бұрын

What you experienced is a known phenomena.I have experienced it more than once in high stress circumstances like eg., an accident: Look up the term: Tachy Psychy / Tachypsychia.Cheers.😊

Happy new year to you and all listening here 🤗🎊🍾🥳🎉. Wow this information is amazing I have been fascinated with time and dimensions and will definitely be looking at more of Bernard Carr's wisdom.

Bernard, You must talk to Donald Hoffman and Bernardo Kastrup

@josephgirgis6735

4 ай бұрын

And Tom Campbell

@quatsch3466

4 ай бұрын

And you do that moderated and interviewed by Curt Jaimungal on his channel. A good companion also might be Joscha Bach and Rupert Spira 😄

@josephgirgis6735

4 ай бұрын

would prefer Jeffrey Mishlove as the host / moderator myself@@quatsch3466

@essentiafoundation

4 ай бұрын

This conversation took place in Bernardo's living room, which is what you see in the background. 🙂

@mrcrumpitizer2259

4 ай бұрын

He’s already did an interview with Bernardo Kastrup, but I would love to hear him talk with Donald Hoffman and Rupert Spira

woah..." closing down the brain increases more awareness" is wild 🙃. Just like the more we know, the more we don't know kind of things...I believe that totally from personal experiences...

@freetibet1000

4 ай бұрын

This is the precise reason why meditation is held in such a great esteem within spiritual traditions such as Buddhism, Hinduism and Taoism. It is not exactly described as “closing down the brain” within these traditions, but rather becoming calmer and more still within. Stillness meditation is the foundation on which other types of meditations can build upon. It is from within stillness we can start to expand our awareness and thus expand our understanding of ourselves and the reality we experience. Later, when we have become very familiar with our own stillness and have an (relatively) easy access to it we can start to experiment with taking bolder leaps into the realm of awareness in the midst of activity and busyness even. But for most practitioners the best starting point is the establishment of a state of realise stillness first. An obstacle to this practice arise if we start to enjoy this state of being and start to cling to it as if it is some form of “higher state of consciousness” that must be maintained at all times. This is regarded as an obstacle because it is based on an element of clinging within the mind. It is always necessary to remind oneself to never cling to anything that occurs in the mind. Not even a calm state of non-thought should be clung to. Likewise, we should never try to suppress what arises either. To fully accept but never cling to whatever arise in the mind is the attitude a meditator should carry with him at all times. In this way we start to work on our own desires and aversions effectively. Slowly we start to recognise that no matter what arises it will not last long before it is replaced by something else. It is here we’re starting to discover the real nature of our mind and whatever we experience. Moment by moment we observe that experiences come and go just like clouds in the sky. They arise out of nothing and dissolve into the same nothingness they came from. Even while they remain our experiences change and becomes something else. Nothing ever remains in the mind. The word “experience” encompass all the different events taking place within our awareness, such as thoughts, feelings and inputs through our five doors of sense consciousnesses.

I am so happy that I found this Channel - it opens Cosmic space and consciousness into boundless dimensions of creativity but we have to choose with our HeartMind - because we need love with boundless freedom to celebration the beauty and joy of Life 🙏🎵💜🎶🦄

Socrates and Pythagoras have said some stuff that could be aligned. Such as the phrase by Socrates (I think) that by learning we are remembering something that we already know (that would be the collective Mind that knows)

Great guest and great host 👍 👌 👏

Anyone who's ever taken a strong, natural psychedelic arrives at this hypothesis independently, because it is self evident.

@bradvincent2586

4 ай бұрын

What’s it like?

@REDPUMPERNICKEL

4 ай бұрын

I took one and one of the things I learned was that one's take on 'reality' is *entirely* a matter of interpretation. Changes imposed on the interpreter mean altered interpretations. (Change the temperatures, timings, pressures in a mashed peas manufacturing process and the mash in the cans will have a different texture, analogously speaking).

@jacquesjtheripper5922

4 ай бұрын

​@bradvincent2586 the little i tried was like opening your mind to sense more of what's around you. To see, feel, with less or a different filter as the guest here says i guess. To be more conscious of the wonders of reality.

@Padraigp

4 ай бұрын

​@@bradvincent2586its like all the organisation that your brain does that makes everything the way is is removed and a sort of musical dance is occurring with everything and you can pick out different songs and dances from the big constant moving thing. Leave you ever looked through a kaleidoscope? Wheras when you're sober everything is in an order where the table is one table and the dog is sitting under the table and the cup is on top of the table..when you take a kaleidoscope and look through it is breaks the image up and moves it around rearranges it. Its very like that except instead of it being Ann image being rearranged it's also sound and feeling and touch etc. As the song says everything is broken up and dances. The dripping tap becomes a symphony the table is not long a r pirated from thw dog and the cup but can be flattened into one tablecupdog complex object and then can be broken up into parts so the handle of the cup and the plane of the table top and the leg of the dog can become on distinct object while the body of the cup and the legs of the table and the ears of the dog for another distinct thing which then move together as if the three became one and then split into two. Or any number of breaking apart and comings together and interactions. Then there are also perceptions of things which are not visual but which are true like one time I was lying on my bed and I realised that all of us are breathing in and out at the same time and so are the trees and that when I breath in some negative space entity is breathing out into me and when I breathe out some negative soace entity is breathing in. And that entity which is the negative soace of my breath is connected to you because its the same negative soace of your breath and that that entity seemed to have a consciousness in the same way that a beloved teddybear feels like it has a real consciousness. So that represented itself as all these eyes connected by lines but those eyes were also lungs and we are really the negative space holes in this lung each one of us like a little alveola sac connected to this lung and if you think about it you are a being a conscious being. Who breathes in. And your alveolar are sacs and negative space in your lungs but without that soace you could not breathe. If that makes sense. So also visually a shadow becomes an object and an object becomes space. Things which arranged by our mind the way they are stop being arranged in the usual way and start to be open to rearrangement which if youre in a certain mood you can control to a certain extent but if you're not in that mood then things can arrange in quays you can't control and don't like. So if you have a fear it can come out of the walls and be right there ..and those experiences can be shared. I had two friends swear a helicopter landed in the middle of the room and they both saw it. Very odd. It's very like post modernism like Picasso or like impressionism where where something is shown in unreal colours it actually represents something more real than a photograph could capture. And a bad trip can be very scary ive never had one except when I drank bad alcohol and had an absolutely horrible trip. Basically poisoned but I've seen people have a bad trip. I've always seemed to be able to not lose my mind by not trying to hang onto it too tightly. That always hurts if you want to make sense of things instead of sort of dance with it.

@fortissimoX

4 ай бұрын

And btw that's the reason psychedelics are forbidden and for instance alcohol is legal.

Fascinating... and I have experienced on stage how time seems to slow or pause and spread out as space... when the attention of the audience is optimal as witnessed by their silence, as if holding their breath... I have found these moments to be when I felt the most real, the most alert, the most fully alive. It is indeed a well-known "high" of acting.

Thank you Essentia Foundation!

Science is just now catching up to what the ancients have always known.

@rittikalahkar8311

4 ай бұрын

I heard that ancient scriptures Upanishads deals with understanding of consciousness.Even Neil Bohr used to greatly admire and inspired by them. Maybe if we research further on them maybe we could more out of them. Such fascinating stimulus for knowledge seeker. I haven't read them but will read them soon.

@chrisdistant9040

Ай бұрын

If only someone had taught the smartest subgroup in any society to read. Could have saved so much time!

Professor Carr had a very good experiment for determining whether or not the body loses weight when it goes into a dream. And this is when we get into the world of the late astrophysicist Kozyrev and the use of special torsion balances which can measure whether time is being added or subtracted.

@stephenallen224

4 ай бұрын

What was the experiment called? I cannot find it but it certainly does seem he's done a considerable amount of research in parapsychical phenomenon.

@dwijgurram5490

4 ай бұрын

Just include his name and add keywords like "research" to the search query . If that doesn't work out then use the same keywords to search in science journals like Research Gate, PubMed etc.

@darkopodbevsekster

4 ай бұрын

KOZIREV Mirror's manipulated space time -Dixon experimental!

@CulturalCatwalk

4 ай бұрын

But why should consciousness have any kind of measurable mass to begin with?

This video is so good and informative. I gained some additional perspective from Dr. Carr. He has very intelligent, lucid thoughts that have great relevance.

As a academic, materialist once I saw a telekinesis test, As I did it, I succesfuly moved a paper. As I couldn't believe the metaphysics, I tried one month every night do tests to prove that was not me and for example air or heat... But my power got more and more. Now since 10 years I am learning quantum physic, spirituality, meditation and more. Telekinesis was the key for me to enter this phenomenal world.

The film is Contact, that was pretty mind blowing.

@gerardjones7881

20 күн бұрын

Silly movie, you can contact God yourself, no middleman needed.

This man is fascinating

That explains comatose patients crying and hearing everything around them, but unable to move. It also explains many NDE’s of which the person is dead, no vitals ( in some cases for an hour) and is still “ aware” of the doctors in the room as well as all rooms in the hospital, and it’s going on after the “ death”. Fascinating talk.

I totally agree. BERNARD CARR should be named.. Brilliant!

He is so honest.

He's a brilliant science, and is an incredible communicator. How dare you not put his name in the title!

@FamKielczewski

4 ай бұрын

And a friend of .....

@zak2659

4 ай бұрын

I know right, was surprised by this, maybe theyre trying to take advantage fo youtubes algorithimns

@Mosesranthemetresinarcseconds

4 ай бұрын

Brilliant scientist and communicator?? First thing he talks about is the Enfield poltergeist…..says it was studied for a year…..lots of things were recorded…..is then asked what was recorded…..he says pictures which could have been faked 😂😂…..and when pressed for more recorded examples he presented absolutely nothing and instead said there are too many things that happened to list!!! 😂😂😂😂 That’s when I turned it off!! What was the point of even bringing up the Enfield poltergeist?? I’m guessing this is what he does on every subject!

@joeypchajek

4 ай бұрын

​@@Mosesranthemetresinarcsecondshmm, pretty pretentious, assumptive and lacking in patience. Immediately jumping to the conclusion that because he didn't want to answer something thoroughly in a couple hour interview that he can't answer it more thoroughly or that there must not be any real examples to provide.

@Mosesranthemetresinarcseconds

4 ай бұрын

@@joeypchajek or it’s the fact I realised that he had absolutely no evidence to present from the Enfield poltergeist case which would then make the whole subject / case an utterly pointless thing to bring up! Did he present any further evidence about it later in the interview?? My precognitive special powers predict NO! And if you had evidence to present then why on earth would you not present it when discussing said subject!!! Please let me know in your reply what I got wrong and how he expanded on the Enfield poltergeist case later in the interview

Pleasure to listen

Very good explanations of the mind. Thank you SIR

I really like this series! Very thoughtful, it’s both unique and on point with Analytical Idealism.

Love this physicist totally agree with him

Thank you

Happy New Year! Happier New Paradigm! Let's go baby!

Wow. He blessed us with two and a half hours of his greatest knowledge and insights. I think Professor Carr would love to read the following books: The Kybalion, Teaching the Law of One (Books 1-4), The Hermetica, Compendium of the Emerald Tablets of Thoth, Journey of Souls, and Destiny of Souls. What an awesome interviewer, interviewee, and array of topics discussed!

@HeWhoHath

4 ай бұрын

Zhen chancto dis polapar a siet dus consectracto. Translate to English

@tombullish3198

4 ай бұрын

Corpus Hermeticum

Good ol' Lobsang Rampa. 😊 Read all of his books in my teens. 👍

@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885

4 ай бұрын

what was his real name? He's actually a British writer. Cyril Henry Hoskin (8 April 1910 - 25 January 1981)

I too was put on this track by Lobsang Rampa's books. This discussion was fascinating and an eye opener.

Thanks again 😊

This point about the specious present reminded me of something. One time when I took psilocybin mushrooms the following happened. Time slowed down ,and it was as if each instance was like a frame from a film. I became anxious as at times I wondered if I would proceed to the next frame. Definitely want to give this some more thought.

@joebusa6620

4 ай бұрын

If time appears to slow down, it implies that our brains increase in thought processing speed. I once experienced time "slowing down" when I was in a road accident. The actions that I took very probably saved my life, and I was on[y able to take the decisions I took because I had plenty of time to choose the right ones. Dr. David Eagleman says that people who say that have experienced time slowing down during near-death experiences, have miss remembered them. I totally disagree with his scientific conclusions, but then, I'm not a scientist. As for psilocybin mushrooms. I've only taken them twice. I had two out-of-body experiences, but time didn't slow down for me. However, another boy in my school took a load of mushrooms and was killed trying to walk along an underground train track. I've never taken mushrooms since, and gave up all drugs, except alcohol, about a year or two later.

@priapsus

4 ай бұрын

@@joebusa6620 Sounds like you are very prone to having out-of-body experiences. The only time (I recall) an out-of-body experience was during a silent meditation retreat, where we meditated for 10 hours per day. At one point "I" looked down and saw I was above my body. This lasted for only a few minutes.

that “slow down” of personal time in critical situations was already experimentally explained .. it’s not that you really see time slown down in that moment .. it’s that your brain stores more memories (like more momentary snapshots, cause you are very aware of what is happening in such moment - in general more tou are aware of world around you, more memories are stored in brain and vice veraa).. then retrospectivelly AFTER this event it looks to you time was slowed down - but that’s just because you have simply more memories from that event … your brain retrospectively gives you feeling of how much time pssed based on how much memories it have stored for that given time frame.. Check documentary “Brain with David Eagleman” this experiment is described there

Thank you.

This guy is the only person ive heard say that. Ive been thinking our minds are channels for thoughts rather then the creator of thoughts for years. If you believe it it really changes everything. We then literally are part of a higher being or consciousness. Peace.

@arnamthedarkthoughts7224

2 ай бұрын

Almost exactly how I feel

I love this gem of a man. Endless curiosity and humility at the feet of a universe. His ability to be so open is what I always believed science to be. Just imagine if we had children being taught by a mind like this. Being told that there are books to be filled with further theory and you could be adding to the world view. Instead of the tight rope of religious science. Where memory is key and hitting the theory wall the correct end.

This was quite enlightening. I never really came across the specious present argument for paraschology and consciousness.

@krzykris

4 ай бұрын

You think he's wrong?

@grantlawrence611

4 ай бұрын

@@krzykris no I don't think he is wrong. I had an experience where time stood still and his theory might explain that.

Congratulations to anyone who understands this! 😵‍💫

Loved this! I have never understood why the paranormal is not scientifically investigated. So many interesting points made here. Great interview. Also such a coincidence that he used the example of falling off a mountain and that had actually happened to you!

@patriciawinter8613

4 ай бұрын

The paranormal is investigated. See Dean Radin's videos as just one example.

very interesting interwiev, good questions I really enjoyed it. the theories are so mind puzzling I could just listen to them for ethernity.

This is basicly non-dualism. Check Rupert Spira. Or Jidda Krishnamurti, or alan watts, or actually Eckhart Tolle. Fits perfectly.

@naacrinternational6970

4 ай бұрын

This was my point earlier. This non-dualism paradigm is independently arrived at every day by thousands of people equipped with nothing more than a bit of quiet, a bit of curiosity, and if they dodged the propaganda, a bit of spiritual medicine that the authorities have outlawed because its use refutes and buries all their most precious delusions and presuppositions about reality, without even breaking a sweat

@justasimpleguy7211

Ай бұрын

There's a great discussion between Rupert Spira and Swami Sarvapriyananda on Buddha at the Gas Pump. It's worth a watch. 🙂 Rupert Spira also has a great YT titled "Lucid waking.......Rupert Spira" that presents the best analogy to a nondual experience I've come across.

This is exactly correct.

My question is , lets say that the brain is the physical computer that receive/accommodates consciousness experience (because you cannot deny the physical brain influences our consciousness , for example any lobotomy /brain injury impacts our consciousness experience ) , as its all physical and in such deterministic ,can we also create such receiver synthetically such as a silicon robot brain in which a consciousness can reside or be received / manifested?

Bernard, whom I knew very tangentially thirty years ago, while at London University's Queen Mary College, is a highly intelligent, thoughtful and decent human being. But, at least based on this and other similar videos available on KZread, he appears to lack all capacity for skepticism, to an extent I find astonishing for someone so well-educated and so otherwise well-integrated with the academic world. I would not go so far as to say Bernard actually finds the scientific method optional or, indeed, irrelevant, but I think I could be forgiven for making such a conclusion, based on what I've seen here.

Very interested to hear this, right of the bat I must ask, what has been censored at 5:14? Can the 1st time he was interested in para really be that sensitive, all these decades later?

I haven't watched the video yet but I've had a similar idea to. Time, as a subjective dimension, appears to extend to at least 3 dimensions of time. If coupled with space, it seems as if reality has 6 dimensions of spacetime. I'm not sure how true this is though.

such an interesting view and wow moments aplenty beautiful humans thankyou for your contribution to humanity great use of your time

What a fantastic person, character

The final theory of physics will need to include quantum physics and Consciousness. You’re spot on. Modern physics is like the new religion, where the status quo control the top tier and they don’t allow other options and mock anyone who has another thought. They make up things like Dark Matter and Dark Energy to make it sound like they know what they’re talking about. We should call both Dark Matter and Dark Energy something else, try Monkey Juice, now that’s more accurate. An example of misdirection redirected. Take the Singularity that is actually a Duality at the centre of our galaxy. The Black Holes at the centre of all spiral galaxies determines the physics of each galaxy, making each slightly different. Oh we’ve loads more to share. 🌟

@egglion7931

4 ай бұрын

I believe the answer is the CTMU, it is a theory of reality that relies upon logic and includes both quantum physics and consciousness as integrated parts of reality. Please tell me if you agree with it.

@drsaikiranc

4 ай бұрын

@@egglion7931 the answer is Bhagavad Gita. you should read it to know the ultimate world view and purpose of life.

@ciarandevine8490

4 ай бұрын

@@egglion7931 where do I get to read this theory. Sounds good and I’d love to check it out.👍

@ciarandevine8490

4 ай бұрын

@@egglion7931 just found a summary 👍 CTMU

@egglion7931

4 ай бұрын

@@drsaikiranc I have and yeah its another perfect perspective of truth in life, it's helped me find truth and peace in my own life

Having experienced the "freezing of external time" many times myself, and also questioned many top extreme sports athletes who also experience the phenomenon, I can answer your question. There is often a warp bubble around you that contains many physical objects outside your body that you CAN interact with with seemingly normal results TO YOUR PERCEPTION. Several times I have been able to accurately dissect the event and the "normal" equations of motion supply acceleration that should have killed me, and actions taken that saved my life that should have required up to 1000x the strength I could plausibly possess. For example: How does a person fly through the air in a crash, and handstand stop in 30cm, from 50kmph, legs still in the air, with a sharp edged stump 5cm from right between your eyes? Gravity behaved normally, but inertia was behaving at the perceived clock rate.

Really interesting discussion. It seems pretty simple --there was a singularity, a mind in a higher dimension wanted to observe itself, and willed the separation of matter and dark matter. This created duality and a Big Bang. These act in a harmony that plays a song in a sense and allows consciousness to observe itself. This is the non-duality, duality model discussed in many religions. Not your physics, but it is our experience, isn't it? Fun discussion you presented here. Thanks

Bernard Carr is hinting at the future of science....The inclusion of Mind with a capital M. I agree with this Gentleman. A new door in science is indeed being opened. 💯

Consciousness is our telescope to Reality.

@naacrinternational6970

4 ай бұрын

Consciousness *is* reality.

@jeanjacqueslundi3502

4 ай бұрын

Like the other guy says consciousness IS reality. Science got complacent rather than investigating it's axioms and dogmas. If it did, it would arrive at the basic conclusion, we have been relying on subjective experience to make every assumption. Instead of aknowledging the subjective, direct experience that informs everything a human does..........it goes on making a whooole world view based on strict materialism....rather than explore the subjective side. The fact that a huge revoltuion in science didnt' happen the minute the observer's effect was discovered..........says a lot about our science.Everything should have been put to question.

@ix905

4 ай бұрын

That's probably because the "observer effect" is misnamed and the people who originally explored it (Von Neuman and Wigner) concluded they had made a mistake. Von Neuman merely said that some effect could be originating anywhere in the interaction chain and didn't rule out the observer but both he and Wigner showed that an interaction without any conscious mind was sufficient to "measure" and create the effect. Read what Wigner and Von Neuman actually wrote about this rather than relying on non-expert and motivated second hand takes that don't include their own debunking of it. This is like when people cite Frank Jackson's Mary's Room argument and leave out or don't know that Frank Jackson is a physicalist who addressed the argument as solved when he understood color experience as representational of knowledge rather than knowledge itself, collapsing the force of the argument@@jeanjacqueslundi3502

this is a concept thousands of years old, presented as new, ITS ANYTHING BUT!.

@dragonwithagirltattoo598

4 ай бұрын

It needs to be constantly retold. People only live so long and we can’t let these thoughts die with us. I don’t think he ever claimed this was a new idea.

Because they can't prove it. They said they don't want to see the I formation/telescope. They don't feel comfortable not having an explanation for something. You're a very courageous being, very important for the development of consciousness. The awareness

1 hr 32 min in. He talks about time and car accidents. I CAN say - with complete confidence- that it IS possible to move one's body fast enough to respond AND address the physical issues as best one can. ....for me, I saw 2 pieces of very small glass shards, tumbling across my field of view. They left comet trails. And i moved around a great deal before it was all over.

@darkopodbevsekster

4 ай бұрын

My be time is yust ilusion of human brain-brain is filter for the colle ctive unconscios like he said!