A New Proposal of Quantum Theory of Soul Based on Tao Science

The scientific study of the soul has garnered increased attention but remains limited in progress. We propose to give the soul a scientific definition and use quantum physics to predict its character, qualities and behavior. In our previous work in Tao Science, we give quantum physics a new interpretation. We propose that quantum physics reveals that everything at the deepest level is a quantum vibrational field carrying information, energy and matter. Observed quantum phenomena and conscious experiences occur when an observer absorbs these vibrations. We define the soul as the information within one’s quantum vibrational field. With this definition and quantum physics, we predict the following. (1) The soul is the essence of existence, influencing energy and other system aspects. (2) The soul may persist beyond physical death. (3) The soul can be eternal despite physical limitations. (4) Souls can connect and communicate remotely. (5) The “Akashic Records” exist as a universal quantum field. (6) Spiritual abilities like intuition and telepathy can be scientifically explained. We discuss mathematical calculations, measurements and experimental verification of these predictions. This quantum theory of soul supports monism, viewing the soul, spiritual heart, mind, energy and matter as aspects of the quantum field, and endorses panpsychism, suggesting all things possess a soul. This work bridges science and spirituality, expanding scientific inquiry to include spiritual phenomena.

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Reports in Advances of Physical Sciences
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1142/s2424942425500057
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Biofield Effects and Biophysics
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A New Proposal of Quantum Theory of Soul Based on Tao Science

Rulin Xiu, Zhi Gang Sha
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Reports in Advances of Physical Sciences
Biofield Effects and Biophysics
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A New Proposal of Quantum Theory of Soul Based on Tao Science

Rulin Xiu, Zhi Gang Sha
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Abstract

The scientific study of the soul has garnered increased attention but remains limited in progress. We propose to give the soul a scientific definition and use quantum physics to predict its character, qualities and behavior. In our previous work in Tao Science, we give quantum physics a new interpretation. We propose that quantum physics reveals that everything at the deepest level is a quantum vibrational field carrying information, energy and matter. Observed quantum phenomena and conscious experiences occur when an observer absorbs these vibrations. We define the soul as the information within one’s quantum vibrational field. With this definition and quantum physics, we predict the following. (1) The soul is the essence of existence, influencing energy and other system aspects. (2) The soul may persist beyond physical death. (3) The soul can be eternal despite physical limitations. (4) Souls can connect and communicate remotely. (5) The “Akashic Records” exist as a universal quantum field. (6) Spiritual abilities like intuition and telepathy can be scientifically explained. We discuss mathematical calculations, measurements and experimental verification of these predictions. This quantum theory of soul supports monism, viewing the soul, spiritual heart, mind, energy and matter as aspects of the quantum field, and endorses panpsychism, suggesting all things possess a soul. This work bridges science and spirituality, expanding scientific inquiry to include spiritual phenomena.

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Biofield Effects and Biophysics
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