About this episode
Robert De Filippis is a Fellow of the American Institute of Philosophical and Cultural Thought. He is the author of eight books with his latest being 'Signals in the Noise - Encountering the Limits of Materialist Science – An Exploration of Consciousness and Reality.
Robert's focus is on the philosophy of mind and how materialistic science cannot fully explain phenomenal consciousness. He believes that the potential power of consciousness is the most wasted of all human assets. Our ability to use our minds mindfully is an essential contributor to our effectiveness in life, but the real key to satisfaction and contentment in life is to be found in our relationships with other people.
For more about Robert visit:
https://www.robertdefilippis.com
For more about Robert's book, visit:
https://www.amazon.com/Signals-Noise-Encountering-Materialist-Consciousness/dp/1958890529
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Signals in the Noise is a revolutionary wake-up call, compelling
us to confront the materialistic paradigms that have blinded us
to the true nature of consciousness and ultimately to ourselves.
Robert De Filippis masterfully exposes the consequences of an
exclusive reliance on materialistic thinking and invites us on an
enlightening journey into the mysteries of consciousness and why
it matters.
-- Dean Radin PhD, Chief Scientist, Institute of Noetic Sciences, and
author of Real Magic and other books.
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