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Post-nonclassical Science and Philosophical and Mystical Worldview
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Post-nonclassical Science and Philosophical and Mystical Worldview
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S004287440001341-0-1
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Authors
Natalia S. Zhirtueva 
Affiliation: Institute of Social Sciences and International Relations, Sevastopol State University
Address: Russian Federation
Edition
Issue 8
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77-85
Abstract

 

The comparative analysis of main ideas of mystical teachings and modern post-nonclassical science is realized in the article. Modern post-nonclassical science has come to the conclusions that resonate with mystical worldview. Being exists as Integrity according to the principle of “all in every part”. Integrity is understood as the unique property of unity of the world (holism). Being develops in the relationship of stability and instability, linear and nonlinear, order and chaos. There are gaming and creative moments in the development of the Universe. Consciousness is a nonlinear system, which requires the self-regulation mechanisms for its development. Consciousness develops on the principle of complication. It is designed to fight chaos (entropy) on the scale of the Universe.

 

 

 

Keywords
mysticism, scientific paraligm, post-nonclassical science, Absolute, holism, integrity, synergetics, psychopractice.
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03.10.2018
Date of publication
03.10.2018
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