NEAR-DEATH EXPERIENCE (NDE) – INTERFACE BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH AND BETWEEN SCIENCE AND RELIGION

Guja, Cornelia, Guja, (2015), Near-Death Experience (NDE) – Interface Between Life and Death and Between Science and Religion, Vienna International Congress on Science and/or Religion: a debate of the 21st century, Sigmund Freud University, (Vienna, 27-29 August, 2015), Abstract Book, p. 57. ISBN: 978-3-902626-49-3, Vienna, Austria.

NEAR-DEATH EXPERIENCE (NDE) – INTERFACE BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH AND BETWEEN SCIENCE AND RELIGION

ABSTRACT

The paper intends to analyze, from an anthropological point of view, the significance and importance of near death experiences (NDE) with persons in clinical death status (CD). People experiencing near death that come back to life, either resuscitated or spontaneously, have feelings and perceptions that are difficult to explain with scientific arguments. Sometimes they have a significantly religious content and are described in a similar way regardless of sex, age, cultural or religious degree of the persons coming round. CD is a state of the human body at the limit between life and death. NDE is a new individual experiment which we considered to be an informational anthropological interface between the living organism and the one at the limit with the non-living. In the latter situation the main systems of the human organism – the heart, the lung, and the brain - are partially or totally non-functional. Birth and life are processes intensely studied by biological, medical and anthropological sciences. Death, on the other hand, is a natural process less approached even by the modern man. The scientific explanations are unsatisfactory mainly owing to the limits of the dogmas of materialist science while the religious explanations are unsatisfactory owing to their dogmas. The present paper proposes to change the way of thinking about man’s adaptation and evolution. When studying we should apply the method of astronomic interfaces alongside with the method of systems currently used nowadays. NDE offers the opportunity to study the limits of human existence, to reformulate the conception on our individual and social life and its part played in the evolution of society and nature.

BIOCOSMOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY AND ARISTOTLE’S FOUR CAUSALITIES. THE METHOD OF ASTRONOMICAL CONTEXTS

Cornelia GUJA, 2014, BIOCOSMOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY AND ARISTOTLE’S FOUR CAUSALITIES. THE METHOD OF ASTRONOMICAL CONTEXTS, Annals Series on Biological Sciences, Copyright ©2014 Academy of Romanian Scientist, Volume 3, No. 2, 2014, pp. 54 – 68, Printed in Romania. All rights reserved.

Abstract: http://aos.ro/wp-content/anale/BVol3Nr2Art.3.Abs.pdf

Article: http://aos.ro/wp-content/anale/BVol3Nr2Art.3.pdf

ABSTRACT

The purpose of the paper is to present a study method adequate to the specific object of Informational BioCosmological Anthropology, i.e. an Anthropology in which man and human society are considered as an organic part of the entire Cosmos with which they have informational encoded, archetypal communication. I started from the idea that there is a correlation between man‟s adaptation phenomenon and the living in general, to the contexts within which life developed on Earth and to the principles of Aristotle‟s method of thinking. I relied on the results of my personal biophysical and anthropological physiological studies carried out over a long period of time - Guja 1974-2013 and I established four hypotheses referring to the possible conditions that determined organic differentiated adaptation: material, formal, efficient and final for the human species over millennia. Our method associated Aristotle‟s causalities with the impact of particular astronomical contexts in which life developed on our Earth. Within informational BioCosmological Anthropology, using this method and modality of informational thinking, based on the interface theory one may find answers to the questions: why did man‟s adaptation take place as it did and not otherwise? Present Anthropology is oriented and progressing in describing how adaptation and human life evolution has taken place.

Elements of Biocosmological Anthropology: Informational Integration by Archetypal Forms

Guja Cornelia, (2012), Elements of Biocosmological Anthropology: Informational Integration by Archetypal Forms, 3rd International Seminar on Biocosmology and 1st International Witten Seminar on Philosophy and Medicine (June 30th and July 1st, 2012, Witten/Herdecke University),  Germany, Book of Abstracts, pp.19,

Abstract: http://en.biocosmology.ru/1st-international-witten-seminar-on-philosophy-and-medicine-and-3rd-international-seminar-on-biocosmology-june-30th-and-july-1st-2012-witten-herdecke-university        

Book of Abstracts

Abstract. The birth of a new research direction in a certain field is determined by the appearance of new  objectives for the field under study in which one finds new interdependencies, new types of relations or  new forms of communication specific of the new objective. Constituting an Informational  “Biocosmological Anthropology” would fulfill a natural aspiration for the modern epoch. Man-Cosmos  interrelation within Anthropology is indirectly implicated in many sub-fields but not as a declared object as such, with its own methodological status. Biocosmology, initiated and developed in the last few years under the auspices of “The Biocosmological Association - BCA”: http://en.biocosmology.ru/the- biocosmological-association---bca, meets many essential problems of present Anthropology. Some of the concepts and the theoretical and experimental methodology which lie at the basis of Informational Anthropology: http://www.corneliaguja.blogspot.com/ may be a starting point for supporting and developing the conceptual foundation of Biocosmology: Biocosmology and Informational Anthropology: Some Common .... The experiments we made during our laboratory researches in the field of Individual‟s Anthropology regarding electrographic diagnosis revealed the fact that, between the integrating and adaptive processes in the internal, organic medium and the external environment there are very interesting interactions that may be seen on a radiological negative. The electrographic diagnosis consists in interpreting the images existing on the radiological film by interposing the palms in a high voltage electromagnetic field for a few second fractions. The images contain imprints of certain electric discharges, sparks, on the photosensitive film. After computerized analysis of thousands of such images, we reached the conclusion that the shapes of electrical discharge may be classified in a few categories that help establish the diagnosis health/illness. These shapes prove to be well known in our planetary and

cosmic existence – archetypal forms. The paper presents the results of these studies carried out during

several decades. Interpretation of comparative studies has led to conclusions regarding man‟s integration and adjustment owing to the presence of certain communication forms (archetypal codes) which we consider to be specifically informational. They are present in the interface of all systems and subsystems that are interacting and are integrated in the environment on the Earth and maybe in the farther Cosmos.