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18 April 2020

Bernardo Kastrup

I learned of Bernardo through Rupert Spira. He is a wonderful philosopher who makes a very convincing argument for  idealism, the theory that reality is mental rather than physical. I read most of his books and listened to many hours of him very eloquently discussing this theories on Youtube.



Books that inspired me











Quotes

  • Physics is a science of perception. We start with perception and then start to model the behavior of those perceptions. Bernardo Kastrup
  • Science does not say what things are. It only says how they behave. Bernardo Kastrup
  • Experience is already mind in motion. Bernardo Kastrup
  • All of reality is a phenomenon of, and in, mind. Bernardo Kastrup
  • The brain is like a whirlpool in the stream of mind. Bernardo Kastrup
  • All reality is in mind, including your body and brain. Bernardo Kastrup
  • We are all multiple personalities of a cosmic consciousness.  Bernardo Kastrup
  • How can consciousness arise from something truly unconscious. Bernardo Kastrup
  • Death causes us to remember all that we already know but cannot recall. Bernardo Kastrup
  • Every whirlpool represents the subjective world of its respective human being. Bernardo Kastrup
  • If you can be sure of anything at all, it is that your conscious perceptions exist. Bernardo Kastrup
  • The whirlpool represents a partial localization of the flow of experiences in the stream. Bernardo Kastrup
  • The whirlpool of mind ‘filters out’ of itself most subjective experiences unfolding in nature. Bernardo Kastrup
  • The brain is like a whirlpool in the stream of mind that filters in our experience and filters out all else. Bernardo Kastrup
  • Localized points-of-view become seemingly amnesic of everything that doesn’t fall within their respective vortices. Bernardo Kastrup
  • According to idealism, all of reality – the entire universe – exists in mind, although not all in your egoic mind alone. Bernardo Kastrup
  • In a sense, we have been deputized by mind at large to look back at itself and try to make something out of what we see. Bernardo Kastrup

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