According to Arntz (2008 : 76), the observer has an inescapable influence on any
observed physical process. The believe that we are not neutral, objective
witnesses to things and events was first insisted upon by Niels Bohr and his
colleagues in Copenhagen where Bohr lived; thus its often called the
Copenhagen interpretation (Arntz, 2008: 76). This Copenhagen principle, from
quantum physics, suggests that the smallest part of matter, called a particle,
behaves in a fashion based on the consciousness of the observer. For example,
if a particle is observed, the behaviour of such a particle is determined based on
what the observer thinks. Science is therefore suggesting that our thoughts as
humans are the determining factor in the creation of reality.
From the metaphysical perspective, Bob Proctor, philosopher, is quoted in Byrne
(2006: 3) as saying that we all work with one infinite power - we all guide
ourselves by the exact same law of the universe – the law of attraction. Proctor
believes that everything in your life that comes your way comes because of the
law of attraction. It is attracted to you by virtue of the images you are holding in
your mind. The images in your mind or visions in your mind, is thus the basis of
creation of your reality. What you think determines your reality. The credibility of
authors such as Proctor is supported in the work of Byrne (2006:7) by other
authors as John Assaraf, Bob Doyle, Mike Dooley and many others. All of these
authors support the notion that we can create whatever we hold in our minds as a
powerful enough vision. This notion is also supported by the Bible when it states “
as you believe, so shall it be”. In this study the routes to the development of this
“visioning” is analysed and compared. For purposes of this study these routes
are defined as meditation, self-hypnosis and visualisation. The routes are
compared and analogies drawn.
Meditation is described by Masters (1973: 1) a process whereby an individual
reaches an ultimate level of relaxation, with the objective of engaging in
affirmations, or the keep your intentions in the interior centre of your forehead –
your mind’s eye or eye of the soul.[...]
Table of Contents
Chapter One: Orientation
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Identification of the problem
1.3 The objectives of this study
1.4 Method of study
1.5 Scope of the study
1.6 Chapter outline
Chapter Two: Review of Literature
2.1 Meditation
2.2 Visualisation
2.3 Self-hypnosis
2.3.1 Definitions
2.4 Summary
Chapter Three: Findings and Results
3.1 Meditation
3.1.1 Application & use of meditation
3.1.2 Results & Outcomes of literature review
3.1.3 Application
3. 2 Visualisation
3.2.1 Results & outcomes
3.2.2 Application of visualisation
3.2.3 Results & outcomes
3.3 Self-hypnosis
3.3.1 Application
3.4 The similarities & interrelationship of the above
3.5 Reality creation using meditation, visualisation & self-hypnosis
Chapter Four: Discussion
4.1 Creating new reality – the observer universe
4.1 Creating new reality – the observer universe
4.1.1 The Copenhagen principle & metaphysics
4.1.2 The observer universe, the God Mind and metaphysics
4.2 Potential new applications
4.3 Impact & effects on society
4.4 Visio meditation as new metaphysical instrument
4.4.1 Distinguishing features of Visio Meditation
4.4.2 The Visio Meditative state of consciousness & quantum physics
4.5 Development of a new model for therapeutic applications
Chapter Five: Summary and Conclusions
5.1 Similarities between meditation, visualisation & hypnosis
5.2 Why the different development
5.3 Reality creation 102 – Visio meditation
5.4 Suggested Visio meditation
5.5 Conclusion
Research Objectives and Core Themes
The primary objective of this thesis is to investigate whether the combined application of meditation, visualisation, and self-hypnosis can be utilized effectively to create new and alternative realities. By drawing analogies between these practices and linking them to quantum physics and the concept of an observer universe, the study aims to propose a more integrated and modern model for reality creation.
- Theoretical comparison of meditation, visualisation, and self-hypnosis.
- Exploration of the "observer universe" and its link to metaphysical principles.
- Analysis of the role of consciousness and the "higher mind" in reality manifestation.
- Development of "Visio Meditation" as a consolidated therapeutic instrument.
Excerpt from the Book
4.4 Visio meditation as new metaphysical instrument
One way of combining the elements of meditation, visualisation and self hypnosis, is the concept of Visio meditation. Visio meditation suggests a combination of using the principles of mediation, visualisation and hypnosis to engage in reality creation. In essence Visio Meditation suggests that the elements of “ mind emptiness” from mediation is combined with the elements of “picture forming” from visualisation. Self hypnosis is added as a form of self talk to enable the transformation process (the movement).
Summary of Chapters
Chapter One: Orientation: This chapter establishes the hypothesis that meditation, visualisation, and self-hypnosis can facilitate the creation of alternative realities and introduces the study's scope and objectives.
Chapter Two: Review of Literature: This section reviews existing texts on meditation, visualisation, and self-hypnosis to compare their processes and underlying theories.
Chapter Three: Findings and Results: The chapter explores the applications and results of each technique, analyzing their similarities and their common interrelationship in reality creation.
Chapter Four: Discussion: This chapter discusses the observer universe, links quantum physics to metaphysics, and introduces "Visio Meditation" as an integrated model for therapeutic applications.
Chapter Five: Summary and Conclusions: The final chapter synthesizes the findings, reviews the similarities between the three methods, and provides a suggested protocol for Visio Meditation.
Keywords
Meditation, Visualisation, Self-hypnosis, Reality creation, Observer universe, Metaphysics, Higher mind, Quantum physics, Visio Meditation, Consciousness, Copenhagen interpretation, Therapeutic application, Mind emptiness, Self-awareness, Intention
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the core focus of this thesis?
The thesis explores the potential of using a combination of meditation, visualisation, and self-hypnosis as an integrated system for creating new realities in an "observer universe."
What are the central thematic areas?
The study revolves around the intersection of metaphysics, quantum physics (specifically the Copenhagen interpretation), and established psychological techniques of self-regulation.
What is the primary objective of this research?
The main objective is to determine if these three specific processes can be used to access the higher mind and subsequently create a more integrative approach to reality manifestation than each system could achieve alone.
What scientific methodology is utilized?
The study relies on a review of traditional academic literature, contemporary journals, and reports to establish a theoretical basis, employing deductive reasoning rather than empirical surveys.
What is covered in the main body of the work?
The main body examines the definitions, applications, and similarities of meditation, visualisation, and self-hypnosis, ultimately proposing a new model called "Visio Meditation."
Which keywords best characterize this work?
Key terms include Reality creation, Observer universe, Visio Meditation, Higher mind, and Metaphysical science.
What is "Visio Meditation" as defined by the author?
Visio Meditation is a combined metaphysical instrument that integrates "mind emptiness" from meditation, "picture forming" from visualisation, and "self-talk" from self-hypnosis to accelerate reality creation.
How does quantum physics support the author's argument?
The author uses the "observer universe" and the "twin slit experiment" to argue that scientific evidence supports the metaphysical claim that human consciousness and observation play a fundamental role in determining reality.
Is the proposed Visio Meditation system empirically proven in this study?
No, the author explicitly states that the study focuses on deducing the system rather than conducting empirical testing, suggesting that future research with control groups is required to validate the model.
- Arbeit zitieren
- Dr. Wynand Goosen (Autor:in), 2008, The Use of Meditation, Self Hypnosis & Visualisation in the Creation of Reality, München, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/214654
