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  1. The Ultrasubjective Hyperspace: A Phenomenology of Inner Light and Endogenous Vision in Meditation.Jan Keppel Hesselink - manuscript
    Meditation often reveals a progressive emergence of inner light phenomena that are poorly understood in cognitive science and frequently dismissed as entoptic noise or hallucinatory artifacts. This study offers a structured phenomenological analysis of endogenous vision in meditation and introduces the concept of the Ultrasubjective Hyperspace (USH), a lawful, internally accessible field of luminous experience that emerges when sensory attenuation and attentional stabilization unlock deeper levels of perception. This paper identifies six developmental phases of luminous perception: (1) reactive flickers, (...)
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  2. Inaugurated Hyperspace.Ben Page - 2021 - Theologica 1 (5):1-22.
    Several philosophers of religion have used contemporary work on the metaphysics of space to dismantle objections to Christian doctrine. In this paper I shall also make use of work in the metaphysics of space to explore a topic in Christian thought that has received little attention by philosophers, namely inaugurated eschatology. My aim will be to take the conclusions of some biblical scholars who have written on this topic, and then begin to provide some metaphysical models of this doctrine, so (...)
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  3. Review of Hyperspace by Michio Kaku (1994).Starks Michael - 2016 - In Michael Starks, Suicidal Utopian Delusions in the 21st Century: Philosophy, Human Nature and the Collapse of Civilization-- Articles and Reviews 2006-2017 2nd Edition Feb 2018. Las Vegas, USA: Reality Press. pp. 620-626.
    "There is something fascinating about science. One gets such wholesale returns of conjecture out of such a trifling investment of fact" Mark Twain-Life on the Mississippi -/- This is a lovely book full of fascinating info on the evolution of physics and cosmology. Its main theme is how the idea of higher dimensional geometry created by Riemann, recently extended to 24 dimensions by string theory, has revolutionized our understanding of the universe. Everyone knows that Riemann created multidimensional geometry in 1854 (...)
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  4. Space - Why you just have to be there!Steven M. Duncan - manuscript
    In this paper I explore the implications of the notion of hyperspace for scientific realism and the sort of theoretical activity represented by the attempt to arrive at a literal characterization of the noumenal realities that natural science, especially physics, investigates. I conclude that whether or not this enterprise is possible, its being so depends on factors outside of our control for which no internal means of correction is possible. Only a very attenuated form of scientific realism, then, can (...)
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  5. Jesus and the Apocalyptic-Visionary Challenge.Joshua Sijuwade - 2025 - Atlantika: International Journal on Philosophy 3 (1):16-34.
    This article offers a plausible metaphysical framework to address the Apocalyptic-Visionary Challenge stemming from the work of Bart Ehrman and Dale Allison. Their research suggests Jesus was an apocalyptic prophet whose specific predictions seemingly failed and whose resurrection appearances parallel common apparitional experiences. These findings challenge traditional Christian beliefs regarding Jesus' divine nature and the objective reality of his resurrection appearances. To address this dual challenge, the article presents a model involving hypertime and hyperspace. While theoretical, this model aims (...)
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  6. The Rainbow Body and the Inner Light: Phosphenes in Tibetan Mysticism A Phenomenological Inquiry into Vision, Light, and Consciousness in the Dzogchen Tradition.Jan Keppel Hesselink - manuscript
    The rainbow body (jalü in Tibetan Buddhism) signifies one of the highest forms of spiritual realization, described as the dissolution of the physical form into light at death. This paper proposes that the visual dimension of this experience can be understood as a complex, dynamic phosphene-movie, a vivid internal luminosity emerging from neural and phenomenological processes. We further introduce the haptic dimension of meditative experience, including sensations of levitation and expansion, not as secondary effects but as co-creative forces shaping the (...)
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  7. The Brain’s Secret Light: How Meditation Makes Us See the Divine. From Phosphene Forms to Luminous Awareness: A Neurophenomenological Taxonomy.Jan Keppel Hesselink - manuscript
    This article proposes a novel hierarchical taxonomy for meditation-induced phosphenes and luminous inner light phenomena. Drawing from structured first-person phenomenological data and spiritual traditions such as Dzogchen, Bon, shamanism, and Christian mysticism, it categorizes these experiences into six levels, ranging from simple flickers to complex geometric visions and radiant white light. The taxonomy begins with spontaneous light flickers and evolves through geometric forms, dynamic structures, symbolic imagery, pure light, and final formlessness. This model also identifies transitions into what is termed (...)
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  8. Hierarchies of Light: A Taxonomy and Phenomenology of Meditation-Induced Phosphenes.Jan Keppel Hesselink - manuscript
    This paper develops a taxonomic and phenomenological framework for meditation-induced phosphenes, internally generated luminous phenomena that occur with eyes closed during contemplative practice. Synthesizing decades of first-person practice reports with comparative sources from Buddhist, shamanic, and neuropsychological traditions, I propose a three-tier hierarchical taxonomy: (1) Basal Endogenous Visual Patterns (entoptic and early visual forms); (2) Complex Meditation-Induced Phosphenes (structured, geometric and symbol-like visions); and (3) Transpersonal Luminous Manifestations, intense, non-dual luminosities that often accompany insight and ego-dissolution. I distinguish these structured (...)
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  9. Deeper than Depth: N-Dimensional Space and Sentience.P. Sjöstedt-Hughes - 2021 - In Modes of Sentience: Psychedelics, Metaphysics, Panpsychism. London: Psychedelic Press. pp. 155-186.
    Chapter X: On relations between consciousness and spatial dimensions, from Flatland to Hyperspace.
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  10. Light: Geometry & Algebra from Alpha to Omega.George James Ducas - manuscript
    Summary Description of the Paper Title: Light: Geometry & Algebra from Alpha to Omega Core Thesis: This paper demonstrates that the speed of light is not an empirically measured constant, but a geometric necessity emerging from dimensional recursion. The velocity c arises inevitably from the interplay of the golden ratio (φ) and its conjugate (ψ), manifesting through polyhedral geometry and topological invariance. Key Mathematical Framework: The ENTOR (Entropy-Corrected Velocity Operator) equation: c = (2 + φ⁻¹ + φ⁻² - ε) · (...)
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  11. Review of Tom Beaudoin, Consuming Faith: Integrating Who We Are with What We Buy.D. Seiple - 2003 - Journal of the American Academy of Religion 73 (2):521-523.
    This aims to be a prophetic book. In his previous work from 1998, Tom Beaudoin had begun articulating, on behalf of his own generation, a quest that reflected GenXers' irreverence toward social institutions, which have typically failed to address the spiritual dimensions of their own experience. Beaudoin began to notice that many of his own cohort were getting lost in hyperspace, collapsing their real identity into a virtual artifice. Since then, in the age of internet and Instagram, this has (...)
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  12. Review of The Inflationary Universe by Alan Guth (1997).Michael Starks - 2016 - In Suicidal Utopian Delusions in the 21st Century: Philosophy, Human Nature and the Collapse of Civilization-- Articles and Reviews 2006-2017 2nd Edition Feb 2018. Las Vegas, USA: Reality Press. pp. 615-618.
    This is one of the best popular cosmology books ever written and Guth is now (2016) a top physics Professor at MIT. He tells the extremely complex story of inflation and related areas of particle physics in such an absorbing style that it reads like a detective novel-in fact, it is a detective novel-how he and others found out how the universe started! The interweaving of his personal story and that of many colleagues along with their photos and many wonderfully (...)
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  13. Mathematics' Poincare Conjecture and The Shape of the Universe.Rodney Bartlett - 2011 - Tomorrow's Science Today.
    intro to Part 1 - Most people disliked mathematics when they were at school and they were absolutely correct to do so. This is because maths as we know it is severely incomplete. No matter how elaborated and complicated mathematical equations become, in today's world they're based on 1+1=2. This certainly conforms to the world our physical senses perceive and to the world scientific instruments detect. It has been of immeasurable value to all knowledge throughout history and has elevated science (...)
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  14. Against Multiverse Theodicies.Bradley Monton - 2010 - Philo 13 (2):113-135.
    In reply to the problem of evil, some suggest that God created an infinite number of universes—for example, that God created every universe that contains more good than evil. I offer two objections to these multiverse theodicies. First, I argue that, for any number of universes God creates, he could have created more, because he could have created duplicates of universes. Next, I argue that multiverse theodicies can’t adequately account for why God would create universes with pointless suffering, and hence (...)
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  15. Book Review – Alien Information Theory: Psychedelic Drug Technologies and the Cosmic Game.Peter Sjöstedt-H. - 2019 - Psychedelic Press UK: Psychedelic Book Reviews.
    Dr Peter Sjöstedt-H reviews Dr Andrew R. Gallimore's book, Alien Information Theory. -/- This was published on PsyPressUK on 13 June 2019.
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