Consciousness Begins - Hayward, Brett A
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Something happened to humans about 60,000 years ago, and whatever that was, it has changed everything. Our minds opened to new ways of thinking that we would describe as consciousness-an awareness of time and space, our finite existence, with spirituality and language following soon thereafter. The rest is history: mankind and his technology flooded the world. This is a book of unique ideas, some never before seen in print, which looks at neurobiology, evolution, ancient art and spirituality, and the origin of language. It draws upon current science in an easy to read style, alluding to answers on the mystery of human progress.…mehr

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Something happened to humans about 60,000 years ago, and whatever that was, it has changed everything. Our minds opened to new ways of thinking that we would describe as consciousness-an awareness of time and space, our finite existence, with spirituality and language following soon thereafter. The rest is history: mankind and his technology flooded the world. This is a book of unique ideas, some never before seen in print, which looks at neurobiology, evolution, ancient art and spirituality, and the origin of language. It draws upon current science in an easy to read style, alluding to answers on the mystery of human progress.
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Brett Hayward has worked as a clinical veterinarian and surgeon for decades, exposing him to living biology, different animal behaviours, and biochemistry, along with human emotions and thought patterns. He enjoys studying languages, flying, bicycling and motorbiking, reading and writing, and staying fit. Brett's way of giving back to the world is by serving the homeless, addicted and marginalized in several ways. He and his wife, Deborah, live on Vancouver Island in a grand old house that has lots of personality, not too far from a pub.