K C Sunbeam

I consider the mind or a mind-like aspect to be ubiquitous (ever-pervading) throughout reality. This includes entities like stars being intelligent beings with a modicum of free will. That is, panpsychism. It comes from the Greek words pan (everything) and psych (soul or mind). See my video titled Could the Sun be Alive? OR Ancient Notion of Panpsychism. This view is not unique.   For instance, Gregory L. Matloff from New York's College of Technology's physics department concluded that panpsychism might emerge from philosophy to become a subdivision of observational astrophysics. That is, become an observational science.  And o utside of the dubious spacetime theory,  I subscribe wholesale to the established principles of electromagnetic, gravitational, and nuclear forces, and all principles of chemical reactions and particular behaviors of various elements, heat, motion, and kinetic energy, and their impact on star formation and so-called stellar evolution.   ...

                                      I am a panentheist. Although I prefer the term mono-pantheist , which means the same thing.  And I challenge rustic monotheists. Now this is NOT pantheism. Instead, it is the position that Creator God is distinct from the universe, in addition to every part of the universe being part of God (not in the sense that pantheists see it). And that God interpenetrates our entire universe. Here is an analogy: Eternally preexisting God became a universal library.  And each "book" is a piece of God.  These publications include apples, Bohemians, cats, diamonds, eggs, flowers, gravity, houses, icicles, jaguars, kittens, >> lightning, moonbeams, neon, oceans, planets, quicksilver, rubies, stars, talents, umbrellas, violins, whirlwinds, xylophones, yellowtails, zoos, and innumerous others.  Each has been checked out and is on loan, all of whi...