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Copyright © 1997, Jay Ligda. All rights reserved. Published by Humans in the Universe and Jay Ligda.

Overview of "Modeling the Heisenberg Matrix"

I learned about a new integrative theory while attending J.F.K.U. A fellow student, Richard Amoroso, was working on something and not paying attention to the lecture. When the instructor became distracted by this and questioned him, he apologized and said that he had just solved the mind-body split and was working on a paper to meet a publication deadline. The following is a brief summary of Amoroso's theory.

The paper he was working on is entitled, "Modeling the Heisenberg Matrix: Quantum Coherence and Thought at the Holoscape Manifold and Deeper Complementarity" (1995a). While most of the paper is over my head, I will summarize it to the best of my understanding. This has been reviewed by Amoroso (1996).

The holoscape manifold is the area in the brain where the neuronets interact in complex ways to form thought. Quantum Coherence is the adherence of quantum particles. According to Amoroso's theory (1995a), there is a location in this holoscape manifold where quantum particles, namely psychons, adhere to the brain and affect thought. Psychons, according to Amoroso (1995b), are the theoretical rudimentary particle of the universe that make up all Mind stuff. Fermions are the basic rudimentary particle that make up all matter. Bozons are the rudimentary particle that make up all light.

The deeper complementarity in Amoroso's theory is referring to higher dimensions of space, or what is being called pre-space. Minkowski space refers to fourth dimensional space-time mentioned previously. The deeper complemetarity are the dimensions of reality beyond Minkoski space (there is believed to be as many as eleven dimensions). It is in this deeper complementary that the psychons gain access to the neuronets (Amoroso, 1996). The evidence of parapsychology seems to support Amoroso's conclusions.

While traditional physics has said that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light, some observations at the quantum level prove otherwise. An experiment called the EPR (Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen) experiment showed that two particles that have been in the same atom and have opposite spins so that their total spin is zero will react to one another even if their distance is thousands of miles away (Capra, 1975). This happens in spite of the fact that there is no time for them to receive information through any conventional means (Capra, 1975). Perhaps it is through this deeper complementarity that information can travel faster than the speed of light.

by Jay Ligda

(This work is a all or part of an original work first published/written for John. F. Kennedy University: Final Integrative Project., Mar1996.)

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References

Amoroso, R. L. (1995a). Modeling the Heisenberg Matrix. Ch. in C. Pribrum and J. King (Eds.) Scale in Conscious Experience . Manwah, NJ: Larwence E. B.
Amoroso, R. L. (1995b, March). "Modern Physics and the New Arguments for Consciousness. Lecture presented at John F. Kennedy University, Orinda, CA.
Amoroso, R. L. (1996, February). Phone interview. Albany, CA: The Noetic Institute.
Capra, F. (1975). The Tao of Physics. New York, NY: Bantam.
Pearson, D. & Shaw, S. (1982). Life Extension: A Practical Scientific Approach. New York, NY: Warner.

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