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# Projectability. Unlike the body the consciousness can separate from it temporarily, spontaneaously or by will, without causing it death and carrying with it part of the intermediaries vehicles. The possibility of abandoning temporarily the body is called [[projectability]], considered the main tool for the research of the conscientiology. | # Projectability. Unlike the body the consciousness can separate from it temporarily, spontaneaously or by will, without causing it death and carrying with it part of the intermediaries vehicles. The possibility of abandoning temporarily the body is called [[projectability]], considered the main tool for the research of the conscientiology. | ||
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Definition. The Conscientiology is a science dedicated to the study of the consciousness in an integral maner, considering all of its vehicles of manifestation (holossoma), the multiple dimensions (multidimensionality), the multiple lives (seriality) and consciential evolution, based on the consciential paradigm.
Synonymy: 1. Self-researchology; Egology. 2. Research of the self. 3. Science of the soul; Science of the spirit; Spiritology; Research of consciousness.
Antonimy: 1. Study of the matter; Matterology. 2. Agnosticism. 3. Doutrination.
Cognatonomy: Anthropoconscientiology Conscientiocritics Conscientiografy Cosmoconscientiology Microconscientiology Macroconscientiology Exoconscientiology Intraconscientiology; Androconscientiology Ginoconscientiology Interconscientiology Paraconscientiology Miniconscientiology Maxiconscientiology Autoconscientiology Heteroconscientiology Infoconscientiology Pathoconscientiology Etoconscientiology Socioconscientiology Metroconscientiology Omniconscientiology Mateoconscientiology Pedoconscientiology [[Hebeconscientiology] ] Gerontoconscientiology Fitoconscientiology Zooconscientiology Videoconscientiology.
Proposer. Neoscience proposed by the researcher Waldo Vieira.
Hypothesis. The Conscientiology is based on the following fundamental hypothesis:
- Consciousness. The phenomenon of the self-consciousness is due to the existence of the real consciousness, this being eternal and in all points indestructible. For Conscientiology human beings are not their physical bodies but consciousness temporarily linked to the matter by mechanisms still poorly understood.
- Evolution. Consciousness is not just indestructible, it has inevitably trend of evolve through the accumulation of experience.
- Energy. Apart from the consciousnesses, there is only energy in different forms, composing the whole physical reality, including the physical bodies of consciousnesses.
- Seriality. Being indestructible and due to its need to evolve the consciousness survives the death of the physical body and eventually through mechanisms not yet explained, is connected to a new physical body, returning to life and giving continuity to a number of intraphysical existences where you can improve continuously.
- Vehicles. Consciousness does not interact directly with the physical body but through other bodies more subtle, its intermediaries vehicles of manifestation, composed by consciential energy, such bodies have longer duration if compared to the physical body and accompanying awareness through various lives.
- Projectability. Unlike the body the consciousness can separate from it temporarily, spontaneaously or by will, without causing it death and carrying with it part of the intermediaries vehicles. The possibility of abandoning temporarily the body is called projectability, considered the main tool for the research of the conscientiology.
Problem. The Conscientiology proposes to face, rigorously, the "problem of consciousness" (The problem of consciousness).
