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Dr. Federico Faggin 

 

 

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'know thyself'

"Know thyself" represents some of the most ancient wisdom of this world. It was inscribed upon the Greek temple of Apollo at Delphi.

And today, a leader in the new science of consciousness, Dr. Federico Faggin – also the inventor of the first microprocessor in 1971 – asserts that the most fundamental characteristic of Universal Consciousness is that of self-knowing. All of cosmic evolution, Faggin suggests, is driven by Consciousness desiring to know itself.

We ourselves are derivatives of Universal Consciousness, possessing, in embryonic form, all of its major traits.

And isn’t it interesting that, if we self-obfuscate and refuse to “know thyself,” the very first thing that happens to us upon crossing over is to be “sent to remedial education”, dark detention, where we will remain, until we agree, agree with ourselves, to fulfill our primary mandate.

 

 

 

There is much to learn here. I must direct you to the “consciousness” page for articles on Dr. Faggin. And, of course, you’ll want to read his book for yourself, as well as survey his many interviews on youtube.

However, to very briefly summarize, Dr. Faggin’s research leads him to understand that all of cosmic evolution is driven by an underlying desire – an “absolute appetition” to use Leibnitz’s phrase – on the part of Universal Consciousness to know itself.

We were "made in the image" of this "One," to use Dr. Faggin's term. We possess all of its primary characteristics. And if we live a life of cultishly shutting down our critical-reasoning faculties, immediately upon crossing over we will find ourselves confronted by "remedial education".

See the many reports from the other side from those who landed in a dark place.

READ MORE on the “consciousness” and “quantum” pages featuring the work of Dr. Faggin.

 

 

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