This document lists numerous scientific theories, experiments, and researchers that relate to the integration of science and spirituality. It discusses how quantum coherence emerges from neural microtubules, how information is a fundamental property of the universe, how order can generate from chaos, and how consciousness may be a primary fact of existence. The document also references theories of nonlocality, morphic fields, holonomic brain function, biophotons, and experiments showing connections between distant subjects.

1. Conscience Transfer
Conscience Transfer
Considering:
The intagration between science and spirituality done by Franciso Di Biase and Mário
Sérgio F. da Rocha, in “Science, Spirituality and Cure”.
That the Physics Noble, John Archibald Wheeler, coined the expression “It from bit”, to
describe how the Universe is, made by bits of information and not by matter and
energy (Dean Radin, “Interconnected Minds”).
That the quantum coherence emerges form the neural microtubules (Hameroff and
Penrose).
That Jantsch described the self-organizer holoarchy.
That Chalmers stated that the information is a fundamental property.
That Leon Brillouin demonstrated the equivalence between information and
neguentropy.
That Atlan developed the Self-organizer Theory.
That Ylia Prigogine, Nobel, developed the Theory of Dissipating Structures, which
generates order from chaos.
That Seager developed the correlation semantically meaningful.
That the Law of Information Conservation is so fundamental as the Law of Energy
Conservation.
That Stonier sustains that information is the cosmic organizational principle.
That Grof said that “conscience is a primer fact of existence and from it emerges all
that exists” (Capra).
That David Bohn developed a Holomovement Theory.
That De Broglie “suggested a new kind of field, which activity is dependent from the
information content” (Di Biase).
That the quantum potential of Bohn conducts “active information” and does not defeat
with distance.
That the non-locality allows a speed faster than the light´s.
That Alain Aspect proved the non-locality.
That the description of Laszlo in “Science and Akashican Field”.
That Pribram described the holonomic theory of brain working and its “neural wave
equation”.
That Sheldrake developed the theory of morphogenetic fiels and morphic resonance.
That Froehlisch wrote “Long-range coherence and energy storage in biological
systems”.
What describes the Theory of Chaos.
The united field theory of Gurwitsch.
The described in “Electromagnetic Fields and Life”, A. Presman.
The fractal model.
The experiments of Fritz Albert Popp with the biophotons and DNA.
The researches of Georges Lakowsky.
The experiments of wrapping between subject/subject described by Erwin Laszlo in“La
ciência y El campo akásico”.
The experiments of Jacques Benveniste.
The experiments of remote vision of Hal Puthoff e Russell Targ.
The experiments of Cleve Backster.
Etc.