Video - Inspirational Journey "The first thing about the race for attention is to notice it's never going away there is only so much...

Sean Michael Carroll (born October 5, 1966) is a theoretical physicist specializing in quantum mechanics, gravity, and cosmology. He is a research professor in the Walter Burke Institute for Theoretical Physics in the California Institute of Technology Department of Physics. He has been a contributor to the physics blog Cosmic Variance, and has published in scientific journals such as Nature as well as other publications, including The New York Times, Sky & Telescope, and New

Questioning the Self The Self or the sense of having a self has always been a question of interest & debate for philosophers and many scientists. Many philosophers do point out that the self we do experience is not even near of what we really are. Our senses delude us and Our identities have been nothing more than a social construct reality. Now modern science have couple of researches to contribute more in our understanding in this area, and answering our questions such as

Consciousness is an abstract topic that is still much in the unknown. It is no wonder that it interests minds of all perspectives, after all isn't it what we are? Much of the scientific field sticks to a more materialistic world view that translates to the nature of consciousness. In this world view consciousness is local to the brain meaning that the whole of who we are is tied to our brains and physical bodies. In the local consciousness model, the brain produces our consci

"I am rather moved by the astounding improbability of our existence when you think about the odds against our coming into existence

Flow means living in a deep state of Eternity now - Jason Silva

If you were to describe to somebody what it's like to be alive, what would you say? Perhaps it's not as easy to answer as you would think. It's common for the mind to gravitate towards routine. It's like being on autopilot: it's comfortable, it's certain. It's like life is on a loop: everyday is the same because thought is the same. The mind and ego want to be comfortable for survival's sake. So the mind naturally wants to follow a safe, comfortable, and familiar routine. Rou

“Now, most of us do our best to not to think about death, but there’s always part of our minds that knows this can’t go on forever. Part of us always knows that we’re just a doctor’s visit away, or a phone call away from being starkly reminded with the fact of our own mortality, or of those closest to us. Now, I’m sure many of you in this room have experienced this in some form. You must know how uncanny it is to suddenly be thrown out of the normal course of your life and ju