On the Nature of Being

The primary aim of this book On the Nature of Being... is to offer an explanation for how the subjective experience, specifically consciousness, can exist as a natural aspect of the physical world.

The explanation is based on a view that consciousness and existence are closely related. Though essentially an ontological argument it is, nevertheless, important to note that what is said has no effect on modern physics. What will be affected, if only by way of expansion, is our deeper understanding of what it means to exist.

There are disciplines in physics, I'm thinking principally of particle physics, that should easily allow their practitioners to see the world in the way intended by this explanation, but for the rest of us, I suspect, a change in our worldly perspective will be needed.