Meditation, Archaeal Endosymbiosis and Species Change

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Exploring the transformative effects of meditation, this book delves into its ability to induce significant brain changes and metabolic shifts, particularly through the heme oxygenase system. It discusses the implications of heme depletion, increased porphyrin synthesis, and the formation of self-replicating macromolecular structures. These processes lead to the emergence of primitive archaea capable of self-replication, ultimately linking human consciousness to a universal awareness. The narrative suggests that such transformations may result in a neanderthal-like brain evolution and a species with panpsychic capabilities.