Bio-cosmology. Integration of life and consciousness into cosmology

Life evolves primarily as a cosmic phenomenon, not just a terrestrial one, according to a model in which multidimensional, time-invariant superfluid quantum space constitutes about 95% of the universe's energy and has stable entropy. The remaining 5% of energy, in the form of matter, is where entropy increases. The evolution of life is a process of organizing matter toward the constant entropy of that quantum space, a universal process that tends toward intelligent organisms. Information for life's development is encoded in higher-dimensional layers of this space, representing subtle energies and consciousness. Preliminary results suggest that the presence of subtle energies and consciousness increases the weight of living organisms.

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Abstract

The evolution of life on the planet Earth is happening primarily in the universe and secondary on the Earth. We will examine in this article evolution of life as a cosmic phenomenon. In our model multidimensional time-invariant superfluid quantum space is the fundamental arena of the universe and represents about 95% of the energy in the universe that has stable entropy. The increase of entropy happens only by about 5% of the energy in the universe which is in the form of matter. The evolution of life in our model is a process of matter organization into living systems that tends to develop towards the constant entropy of the time-invariant multidimensional quantum space. This process runs in the entire universe. The development of life into intelligent organisms is a universal process running throughout the entire universe. In our model information for the development of life is encoded in the higher dimensional layers of the superfluid quantum space. These layers represent so-called “subtle energies” and consciousness. Our preliminary results are confirming the presence of subtle energies and consciousness in living organisms increases their weight.