The 5th Phenomenon

Awareness Field Theory and the Structured Orders of Consciousness

By: Robert A Revel

Narrated by: Andrew Tell

Awareness: The most profound, intimate, and collective experience human beings share turns out to be an absolute mystery. As universal a state as consciousness is to every person, it currently carries no agreed upon definition beyond its observable characteristics.

The 5th Phenomenon

• Presents consciousness as a legitimate phenomenon for academics.
• Details the art of depth consciousness for individual exploration.
• Reveals a vision for a shift in mass consciousness that leads to spontaneous world community.

Robert A. Revel cuts through religious and academic dogma to posit something he senses is profoundly obvious: that consciousness is its own dimensional phenomenon - the fifth operational feature in our universe. In this treatise on the full dimensional aspects of sentience, the author introduces Awareness Field Theory (AFT) to explain it all and reveals how those insights will unfold the next evolutionary steps for our species.

The 5th Phenomenon parses what has already been examined about the nature of personal consciousness and then pushes out to a sublime edge that is alive with relevance. Religion, spirituality, philosophy, psychology, physics, ontology, epigenetics, systems theory, and cosmology all come under the review of a new form of intelligence. As AFT illuminates and expands traditional academic horizons, it simultaneously creates an invitation that serves to transform personal understanding around our existence. In the end, AFT musters as existential collateral, a new hope - married to crucial insight - about how the art of consciousness might allow us as individuals to become radically free while collectively united.

©2018 Robert A Revel (P)2019 Robert A Revel

great ideas , no guidance

great ideas , but overly complicated jargon and no guidance to achieve connection to consciousness.... i recommend eckart tolle as the best starting point for connecting with grand. consciousness

Couldn't finish

The ideas and the concepts are nice. But without
the use of actual scientific methods or measurements, it starts to become nonsensical. With made up terminology, being repeated over and over again I felt as if, I was being forced to believe or forced to think that the subject matter was real. I couldn't finish it again the idea and concepts are nice to postulate but without hard science it, starts to become jibberish. I hope, I don't offend the author or anyone trying to pursue these concepts with my review.