The Ruth Beuscher Papers

The Ruth Beuscher PapersRuth Beuscher, a philosopher and one of the leading contributors to metaphysics has written the Ruth Beuscher Papers, that is considered a classic in the field of metaphysics. It contains the results of his research on consciousness and its effects on the material world, cosmic life and our spiritual development.Through a series of amazing experiments, such as the Upward Spiral Experiment, a wall chart which shows the creation of time by the First Dimension, and an amazing collection of important findings of all the experiments with consciousness, Ruth Beuscher has been able to create a journal that will remain as a treasure for future generations. He was able to integrate many different practices into his research and has been able to put together an amazing work of both theoretical and experimental philosophy.According to the biography, Ruth Beuscher is a student of science, folklore, education, language, philosophy, psychology, and religion. He studied for years in Germany, England, France, and the United States, where he received his Ph.D. in French Philosophy in the 1930s.The Journal of the Ruth Beuscher Papers, 'the third edition' of the most comprehensive anthology of the famous philosopher's work, offers only the most important, comprehensive, and complete works of Beuscher's work. This massive publication includes some of his original works and then some. The volumes that contain his most important contributions, such as the Praxis, the Mind; Existence and the Origin of Consciousness, and Consciousness: Key Concepts in Neurophilosophy are not written out but published together in this volume.What makes this series even more unique than the regular Beuscher books is that it contains almost everything that Beuscher ever wrote, up to and including unpublished writings. It would not be surprising if this series may eventually end up being considered as the most important Beuscher publishing project ever. This volume, the third, also offers the third edition of the classic text, The Consciousness Phenomenon, the first published work in this series.Perhaps, the greatest element of the Ruth Beuscher Papers, is that the author himself has written a number of works for this new series, and has even written a popular book about it, entitled 'Intellectual Origins'. In this book, Dr. Beuscher explains why the concept of consciousness is so important to philosophy, to science, and to religion. While discussing what consciousness is and how it impacts the concepts of those in the sciences and religion, Dr. Beuscher makes it known that the mind has multiple dimensions and influences what we experience and how we experience it.Indeed, one can read the work to see just how similar Dr. Beuscher makes his work on consciousness to the theories of modern neurologists and neuroscientists, while at the same time, showing that these people still do not have a firm grasp on what consciousness actually is. Furthermore, Dr. Beuscher states that consciousness can be clearly understood by studying the phenomena of the quantum mind and consciousness.In fact, this book contains his experiences in putting the theory of consciousness in the context of quantum physics. This is something that might sound familiar to readers of physics textbooks, but is quite different to many of the more traditional approaches to physics, because consciousness is examined from a new angle. This series might prove to be the most important one yet, as it is a grand treatise of knowledge and understanding, with a bold new philosophical approach to philosophical inquiry.