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SOCIETATEA INFORMATIZATĂ ŞI PARAPSIHOLOGIA
COMPUTERIZED SOCIETY AND PARAPSIHOLOGY

Author(s): Dan Alexandru Măruță, I. Gabriel Năstase
Subject(s): Social Philosophy
Published by: Universitatea Crestina "Dimitrie Cantemir"
Keywords: computerized society; interdisciplinarity; new phenomena; biofield; parapsychology;

Summary/Abstract: The significance of the parapsychological level is underlined within a society of informatics - the society of the third millennium. The problem is approached under an informational aspect, from the standpoint of the bioinformation role in the new era the humanity enters. In this era a convergence is imposed between the spirituality and the cartesian thought dominant of the industrial society today at the stage of its maximum evolution. In this context, firmer involvement of the natural sciences seems to be necessary. These sciences are still kept aside in the detriment of the scientific explanation of some phenomena and in the favour of the implication of significant segments of the population towards activities which lead to a blocking of the free judge and a detachment from the daily life problems. It is underlined that the „paranormal” phenomena can not be located outside nature. The argumentation starts with the demonstration of the universality of the energetic fields, no matter which the manifestation forms of the material and spiritual world might be.

  • Issue Year: XI/2020
  • Issue No: 44
  • Page Range: 42-49
  • Page Count: 8
  • Language: Romanian
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