Mind Science

Life after life: Structure of a Point of Time-III

Authors: Moninder Singh Modgil, Dhyandeo Dattatray Patil
Comments: 29 Pages.

This paper explores the cognitive and metaphysical architecture of "Life after Life",through the novel framework of the "Structure of a Point of Time—III". Building upon philosophical conceptions of time, memory, and selfhood, the study integrates insightsfrom Henri Bergson’s dur´ee, J.M.E. McTaggart’s A and B theories, and Edmund Husserl’sphenomenology, with scientific interpretations rooted in neurobiology, quantum theory,and catastrophe theory. A central proposal is that the "point" in time experienced duringan NDE is not merely a temporal compression but a higher-dimensional, atemporal manifoldof selfhood and memory. The work introduces advanced topological and geometricalmodels—such as fibre bundles of consciousness and foliation of perceptual manifolds—torepresent subjective time and its transcendence during NDEs. The paper also draws parallelswith eschatological structures from Platonic, Buddhist, Abrahamic, and Vedantic traditions, culminating in a metaphysical discussion of the "Meta-NDE" at the closure of the Kalpa, where the soul reviews its entire cycle of rebirths and returns to the atemporal realm of Paramdham. Diagrams and mathematical formulations are provided to bridge philosophical insight with formal structure. This synthesis presents a multidisciplinary model for understanding temporality, death, and transcendental consciousness.
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