Globální mysl a počátek civilizace – Calleman Carl Johan (2016)

A new perspective on the origin of humanity in light of the Mayan calendar. Is it possible that consciousness in our brain arises from a global mind that evolutionarily transforms human consciousness according to a predetermined cosmic plan? What can we read about the developmental transitions of human consciousness from the Mayan calendar? How do shifts in human consciousness reflect the beginnings of the oldest civilizations, and how does the birth of the cultures of the ancient Egyptians, Sumerians, Indians, and the inhabitants of South America relate to the year 3115 BC? These and many other provocative questions are answered in the latest book by Carl Johan Calleman, in which this world-renowned Swedish researcher presents the historical, psychological, geophysical, and neurological roots of modern human thought and shows how to understand its development through the study of early civilizations. The beginning of each civilization is closely linked to a very specific modality of the human mind, represented by straight lines. In nature, there are no straight or right-angled lines; so where did they come from? What change must have occurred in the brains of people on all continents for them to independently begin constructing buildings with straight and perpendicular walls? And where did written language, pyramids, mathematics, or art come from? The author reflects on these...