Haden Snjougla

Broschiertes Buch

ToE Seed

Um Leitina at Eðli Alls

Beschreibung

Have you ever looked up at a starry night sky and felt, deep down, that your own mind is somehow entwined with the cosmos? ToE Seed: Singular Baseline takes that feeling seriously - and explores it with scientific rigor and philosophical depth. This book presents the Poia Theory of Everything (Poia stands for 'Point of It All'), a framework that bridges the precise insights of modern science with the timeless wisdom of spiritual inquiry. It suggests that our universe is more than a cold collection of particles; it's a living, participatory cosmos where consciousness plays an integral role. In clear, accessible prose, Haden A. Snjougla guides the reader through ideas at once cutting-edge and ancient. He reinterprets cosmic mysteries - from the invisible 'dark matter' that fills the galaxies to the quantum observer effect - through a startling new lens: a unified field of consciousness. Reality, he proposes, arises from a dynamic interplay of energy, frequency, and vibration - a trinity at the heart of existence. In this view, mind and matter are deeply interconnected. Resonance and coherence become more than scientific terms; they describe how our thoughts might harmonize with physical forces, how the act of observation shapes the world around us. Yet ToE Seed: Singular Baseline is as contemplative as it is ambitious. It asks "What is the point of it all?" and invites you to consider answers that honor both logic and wonder. Snjougla writes with a rare balance: scientific precision without jargon, and philosophical vision without vagueness. He explores self-reference in nature - the universe observing itself through our eyes - and introduces concepts like syntropy (a principle of order and purpose countering entropy) in a way that feels insightful and hopeful. Above all, this book never loses sight of the human element. Every concept circles back to why it matters for us - how expanding our view of reality can inspire personal meaning, ethical progress, and a sense of connection with the whole. For the thoughtful reader hungry for a truly integrative understanding, ToE Seed: Singular Baseline offers a transformative perspective. It's a work that doesn't just inform; it resonates. By uniting mind and matter, physics and metaphysics, the measurable and the meaningful, it dares to illuminate the age-old question of why we are here - and what part we play in the unfolding of existence.

Autor

Website: Poia.io Social Media: esscoguide Haden's Mill This book is one in a series called Haden's Mill. It begins with a question we've all considered: What if I had chosen differently? What other alternate realities might have unfolded? This book series transforms that universal wondering into something tangible and profound. Each book presents a version of author Haden Snjougla's life as it might have unfolded had he followed a different path-if certain moments of decision had gone another way. They explore the depth and meaning possible within an ordinary life viewed through multiple lenses. A physicist in one book, a family man in another, a solitary thinker in a third-each alternate Haden faces recognizable struggles with work, purpose, relationships, and meaning. The true insight emerges when these alternates are considered together. We begin to see how certain qualities remain consistent across vastly different circumstances, suggesting something essential about identity that transcends specific choices. Meanwhile, other aspects shift dramatically, revealing how deeply context shapes who we become. Written with thoughtful attention to emotional nuance, these books invite you to consider your own alternate paths without regret or fantasy-not to escape your life, but to understand it more fully. They suggest that meaning isn't found in having made the "right" choices, but in how deeply we engage with whatever path we're on.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Lulu.com
• Seitenzahl: 720
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. Mai 2025
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 280mm x 216mm x 38mm
• Gewicht: 1778g
• ISBN-13: 9781300267850
• ISBN-10: 1300267852
• Artikelnr.: 74316583