Where can I find more on this fascinating explanation?

What I mean is, is there one book or many regarding your response?

@JoshuaHale I don’t know of a book that specifically treats the subject but there might be some. Several of the founders of modern physics wrote about Universal Consciousness. There is this about John Wheeler:

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Also, “Biocentrism” gives a perspective on the subject. See cognitive scientist Donald Hoffman’s theories about conscious realism.

I myself wrote a short novel “The Staggering Implications of the Mystery of Existence”, available in the Kindle Store that delves into the subject in a limited way. I see that you are a writer. Maybe you will research the subject and write your own book. Let me know when it’s available.

The book, “Reality is not What it Seems”, by Carlo Rovelli is a fascinating look at quantum gravity theory but says nothing about the place of consciousness in the universe.

@JoshuaHale Of course there are religious texts that treat the subject—too many to list.

Hindu texts are a good source—The Bhagadvita Gita and the Upanishads. Of course if you are anti- religious that might not be for you. You can filter out some of the mythical stuff.

I am an Atheist and as do most Genuine Atheists I reject, deny and state that NO Deities exist in reality but exist ONLY the imaginings of man.

@Triphid I am as genuine an atheist as you are, but I cannot say there is definitely not a god or gods, just that no evidence has been found that there is. You cannot be certain of a negative it is an impossibility to do so. Putting capital letters on it to emphasise your point doesn’t make it any truer.

@Marionville Ergo, how can you be so certain that a GOD/Deity has/does exist when there never has been any empirical evidence in its favour shown.
The lack of Evidence is NO evidence of Proof.

Btw, check the definitional differentiations between Atheist and Agnostic, you may just find that Agnostic fits you better.

@Triphid I don’t believe it does or did, but that is not the same as saying it definitely doesn’t exist. It is my belief not my certainty. Only deists deal in certainty, freethinkers have open minds and are always open to the possibility of new evidence presenting itself. I have never in my entire life believed that there is a god, nobody has been able to prove that there is, however, conversely there is no evidence either that there isn’t.

@Triphid I am an Atheist, plain and simple and I would ask you to do me the courtesy of not telling me what I should call myself. I am both Agnostic and Atheist, they are both compatible and not mutually exclusive. These things are only labels anyway, and I am above all a Freethinker, which apparently you are not. Btw, the definition of an Atheist is a belief that there is no god or gods...a belief not a certainty, and that is what I believe. An Agnostic believes that nothing is known of the existence of god, again what I believe.

@Marionville Now who is calling the kettle black?
Btw, I was SUGGESTING NOT telling, sorry I do NOT talk in Americanese, I was bred, born and raised in Australia where we used the original English language and the original English Dictionary and Grammar style.

@Triphid Are you trying to annoy me or just naturally annoying? I cannot understand what Americanese I have used...can you enlighten me? It will interesting to hear your answer, I cannot wait.

@Marionville Please try hard NOT to get your G-string in knot, it can be hazardous to your comfort and health.
'Americanese' - the way America has ' bastardized the English language, diction, grammar, context, meaning, etc, etc.

@Triphid What did I say that used Americanese?

@Marionville Oh never mind, this could go on for an eternity since you seem , in my opinion, bent upon finding someone to argue with and I'm not interested in the least in fulfilling your desire.

@Triphid Thank you, I think that is the wisest course. The reason I was pressing you to tell me how I had used Americanese, which I didn’t require any “mansplaining” to know the meaning of, was because I never at any time would use it, not being an American. I would wager that my use and knowledge of the English language is superior to yours in all respects....after all you are only a colonial and speak a strange antipodean form of English called “Aussie”. I on the other hand speak “proper” English. I think you were trying to be clever by trying to patronise me, but I can assure you I have had better and more able people than you try to do that, and equally unsuccessfully to boot. I suggest you read people’s profiles prior to making intended put-downs in future, or even better stop trying to be a smart arse.

@Marionville Whatever you reckon.

My little addition to the above comment.

Exactly. You hit the nail on the head.

@irascible Then there is Hitchen's Razor: any claim presented without evidence can be dismissed without evidence.

Exactly!!!