Skanda Gopal - Dualism: A Delinquent’s Dream

Dualism and its limiting effect on the perception of reality are explored through an interdisciplinary lens combining physics, consciousness studies, and Eastern mysticism. These frameworks are presented to challenge the separation between the individual ego and the universal whole. The core argument posits that perceived separation is a mental construct rather than an inherent quality of the universe. Various holographic models and fractal structures are used to illustrate how the macrocosm is embedded within the microcosm, suggesting a universe that mirrors its parts. This perspective is reinforced by quantum mechanical concepts like non-locality. The presentation ultimately encourages a shift in consciousness that transcends traditional ego-based identity, promoting a deeper understanding of universal interconnectedness.