Collective and egoless consciousness. Significance for philosophy of science and for the mind-body problem

International Journal of Transpersonal Studies 18 (2):133-137 (1999)
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Abstract

Collective consciousness and egoless consciousness can be regarded as realistic alternatives or complements to individual consciousness. This contention is supported by evidence from the literature and by personal observations and interpretations. It contradicts the idea that a philosophy which regards reality as consisting only of conscious experiences must inevitably lead to solipsism

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Collective Conscious Experience Across Time.Axel A. Randrup - 2002 - Anthropology of Consciousness 13 (1):27-41.
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