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The premise of this book is that our brains are quantum systems subject to the uncertainty principle of quantum physics. Buddha and other mystics including Jesus discovered what Niels Bohr and the Quantum Physicists discovered centuries later. What Buddha described as enlightenment, the quantum physicists described a phenomena embodied in the uncertainty principle. Through meditation, Buddha discovered that the human brain can experience the world in two ways. The world of ordinary existence is a world of objects moving in space-time. The experience of enlightenment is beyond space and time. Buddhism and other mystic traditions teach that one cannot simultaneously have a complete experience of reality in the two ways at once. Similarly, as physicists precisely localize reality in space-time, the experience of momentum-energy is lost. Enlightenment and quantum uncertainty are manifestations of the same property of nature. About the Author Dr. William Joel Meggs grew up as a devout Southern Baptist in the 1950's South. He studied theoretical physics and became a scientific atheist until becoming a Zen student of Roshi Philip Kapleau. He attended the University of Miami's MD program for PhD scientist and did further training in internal medicine, clinical immunology, and medical toxicology. Prior publishing credits include The Inflammation Cure, a wellness book for the general public published by McGraw-Hill, and Toxicant Induction of Irritant Asthma and Rhinitis, published by Springer. The Physics of Religion from Buddha to Bohr describes the unification of science and religion by a deeply religious physician-scientist.

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