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- About the Book
- Annotations
- Unlocking the Dimensions of Time: A Journey into Temporal Psychology and Consciousness Forecasting
- Introduction
- Part I. Time in Human Experience
- Chapter 1. Time in Myths, Religions, and Philosophy — from Plato to Heidegger
- Myths and Religions: Personifications and Rhythms
- The Philosophical Tradition: From the Image of Eternity to Existence
- Contemporary Questions: Thermodynamics, Arrows, and Relativity
- Conclusion and Transition to Practice
- Chapter 2. The Psychology of Time: Subjective and Objective Dimensions
- Objective Time — Not the Simplest of Realities
- Subjective Time — The World of Experience
- Extreme Experiences: Near-Death States and the «Eternal Present»
- Ancestral Memory and Unconscious Layers of Experience
- Integration: The Boundary Between Dimensions Blurs
- Transition to the Next Chapter — Experiences Beyond Time
- Chapter 3. Altered States of Consciousness and Transcending Time: The Author’s Experience
- Part II. Time in Science
- Chapter 4. Classical Physics and the «Arrow of Time»
- The Arrow of Time — from Experience to Law
- Human Beings, Memory, and Direction — Where the «Arrow» Meets Life
- Jung and Archetypal Time: Circles of Meaning
- Bringing Together the Facets: Entropy, Information, and Meaning
- The Practical and Ethical Meaning of the «Arrow»
- Conclusion and Transition
- Chapter 5. Einstein, Relativity, and Space-Time
- What Does «Relativity» Mean in Practice
- Paradoxes and Intuitive Shocks
- Ethical and Practical Consequences
- The End of One Fabric — The Beginning of the Next
- Chapter 6. Quantum Physics and Quantum Entanglement
- What Experiments Have Shown and Why We Need to Know It
- From Physics to Consciousness — Where Is Caution Needed?
- Theories and Hypotheses (briefly, with «controversial» noted where necessary)
- Altered States of Consciousness and Quantum Metaphors
- Examples of Technological and Methodological Applications
- Neurophysiology: Where Quantum Remains a Metaphor, and Where It Offers Real Markers
- Ethical Notes and Methodological Rules
- Conclusion — Metaphor and Method
- Chapter 7. The Concept of the «Time Crystal» and Contemporary Research
- What is a «time crystal»? Briefly and to the point
- Why this matters to me as a psychologist and researcher of ASCs
- Scientific milestones and key contributions (briefly, by name)
- Technological and practical perspectives
- Interdisciplinary paths and methodology for testing the TCC hypothesis
- Ethics and philosophical limitations
- What this means for our project and for humanity
- Part III. Human Being and the Future
- Chapter 8. Foresight and Anticipation: Methods and Examples
- Where to Begin: Basis and Context
- Methodology: How We Work — Algorithm of Anticipation (Practical Protocol)
- Technical Details of Verification (Reducing Subjectivity)
- Tools and the Role of AI
- Observations and Patterns I Have Formed
- Connection with the TCC Hypothesis
- Ethical Limitations and Warnings
- Application in Life and Practice
- Chapter 9. Psychotechnologies of Comprehending the Future
- Introduction — The Future as a Dimension of the Soul
- Basic Principles (Briefly)
- Three Supporting Conditions of Psychotechnologies
- Practical Methods and Protocols (Step by Step)
- Algorithm «Signal — Symbol — Scenario» (Working Scheme)
- Validation and Scientific Discipline
- Scientific Context — Caution on Quantum Hypotheses
- Examples of Research Protocols (For Laboratory/Forum)
- Ethical Boundaries and Cautions
- Practical Relevance (Areas of Application)
- Conclusion
- Chapter 10. Ethical Questions of Foresight: What Can and Cannot Be Known in Advance
- When Knowledge Saves and Why It Matters
- When Knowledge Destroys — «The Shadow of the Future»
- Where the Boundaries of the Permissible Lie
- My Ethical Principle: Three Simple Commandments
- Practical Recommendations for Specialists and Organizations
- Scientific Perspective: Data Demand Responsibility
- Ethics in a Clinical Example — Decision-Making Algorithm
- Transparency Policy and Public Trust
- Conclusion
- Part IV. Eternity, Timelessness, and Meaning
- Chapter 11. Passport and Biological Time
- Introduction — Two Accounts of Time
- What Biological Time Is (and How It Is Measured)
- Why Passport and Biological Time Diverge
- What Research Shows — A Brief Evidence Overview
- How ASC and Psychotechnologies Fit into This Picture
- Clinical and Practical Implications (What Can and Cannot Be Done)
- Where This Material Fits in the Book’s Structure
- Conclusion — Practical Optimism and Scientific Honesty
- Appendix 1
- Appendix 2
- Chapter 12. Measurability, Meaning, and Timelessness
- Philosophical Concepts: Logos, Duration, and Synchronicity
- Neuroscientific Research on Time Perception
- Spiritual Practices and the Experience of Timelessness
- Conclusions: The Nature of Time and Consciousness
- Chapter 13. Two Senses of Time — Measurable and Immeasurable
- Addendum
- Chapter 14. The Conversion Point of Time: From the Measurable to the Immeasurable
- Liminal States — the «Gap» Between Times
- The Metaphysical Meaning of the «Conversion Point»
- Scientific Parallels
- Psychotherapeutic Application
- Chapter 15. Key Concepts and Interrelations
- I. Key Concepts
- II. Main Interrelations Between Concepts (network, in text form)
- III. Beyond the Expected — A New Hypothesis Grounded in Practice
- IV. Brief Practical Recommendations (to apply the hypothesis in practice)
- V. Conclusion — Brief and Poetic
- Chapter 16. The Condensate of Temporal Crystallization
- 1. The Idea in Two Paragraphs (the Intuitive Core)
- 2. Why This Is Plausible — Cross-Disciplinary Grounds
- 3. A Concrete Scientific Hypothesis (Formulation)
- 4. Methodology — Detailed Experimental Plan
- 5. Expected Markers and Success Criteria
- 6. Collective Level: Group TCC (Temporal Crystallization Condensate)
- 7. Ethics and Methodological Precautions
- 8. Limitations and Warnings
- 9. What Is New Here and Why It Matters
- 10. Concluding Remark — Author’s Note
- Chapter 17. Eternity, Timelessness, and Meaning: Faces, Rhythms, and Living Crystals
- Introduction — why we return to eternity
- 1. Eternal life in the history of ideas: a brief overview and practical meaning
- 2. Biological time and «eternal life»: close neighbors
- 3. Faces, mask-therapy, and replication of images: immortality through portraiture
- 4. The heart as rhythm and as a «biological crystal of time» — metaphor and research question
- 5. Timelessness, the shadow of death, and meaning — biological categories
- 6. Traditions of immortality: from Egypt to modernity
- 7. Modern projects of life extension — body and «soul» in the context of therapy
- 8. Meaning as causality? Position and TCC hypothesis
- 9. Ethics and methodology: how to work with ideas of immortality and the influence of meaning
- 10. Practical recommendations and research proposals
- Conclusion — synthesis and proposal
- Chapter 18. «Kozyrev’s Mirrors»: Time as a Flow — History, Experiments, and the Path to Critical Verification
- Introduction — Why It Is Worth Recalling Kozyrev
- Briefly on Kozyrev’s Position (in His Own Terms)
- What Is Often Called «Kozyrev’s Mirrors» — Description of the Phenomenon
- What Was Claimed, and What Must Be Remembered Critically
- How «Mirrors» Can Be Formalized and Tested — Proposals for Research Protocols
- Possible Theoretical Connections — With Caution and Reservations
- Ethics and Practical Caution
- How «Mirrors» Fit into Our Book and the TCC Hypothesis
- Conclusion — A Cautious Challenge to Researchers and Practitioners
- Supplement
- Chapter 19. Temporal Psychology and Psychotherapy — Theory and Practice
- Introduction. Why the «Temporal» Matters for Psychotherapy
- Theoretical Foundations: A Model of Personality in Temporal Layers
- Practice of Temporal Psychotherapy — Key Methods
- Fixation and Verification Algorithms: «Signal — Symbol — Scenario»
- Clinical Types of Temporal Disturbances (Generalized, Anonymous)
- Temporal Psychotherapy and the TCC Hypothesis — Linking Practice with Experiment
- Ethical Principles and Limitations of Therapy in Temporal Dimensions
- Practical Recommendations for Fellow Psychotherapists
- Conclusion of the Chapter
- Chapter 20. Cognitology / Cognitive Science: Ideas, Experiments, and Perspectives — Consciousness «Beyond» Time and Space
- Introduction — why we need cognitology in a book about time
- 1. Core Theoretical Paradigms — Maps of the Field
- 2. Who and What — Key Names and Works (briefly, with sources)
- 3. Experiments Important for the Idea of «Consciousness Beyond Time»
- 4. What Is «Consciousness Beyond Time and Space» — Scientifically and Phenomenologically
- 5. Practice and Methodology — How to Research Further (Proposals)
- 6. Perspectives — What to Expect and Prepare For
- 7. A Short Answer to the Central Question: Does Consciousness Exist «Beyond» Time and Space?
- Recommendations for Further Work (as a Practitioner and for a Research Center)
- Chapter 21. The Final Chapter. The New Science of Time — Methods, Philosophy, and the Practice of Investigating the Unique
- 1. Philosophy of the New Science: From Falsification to Probabilistic and Intersubjective Verification
- 2. What Is New in Methodology — Core Principles
- 3. Practical Toolkit — Protocols and Standards
- 4. Statistics and Computation: Tools for Uniqueness
- 5. Working with Unique Lives, Communities, and Histories
- 6. Quality Principles and Reputation: How Not to Fall into Anecdote
- 7. Ethics, Law, and Public Communication
- 8. Institutional Strategy — How to Organize the Science of Time
- 9. Example «Field Scenario»: From Experience to Evidence (Step by Step)
- 10. Conclusion — Scientific Optimism and Discipline
- Conclusion
- What is important and how it connects to previous chapters
- How knowledge of time can change humanity
- Opportunities for advancing the study of time — concrete steps
- Author’s personal manifesto
- Final address to the reader
- Appendix
- What is the difference between registration and preregistration?
- Preregistration Template for Foresight / ISS Studies
- Example of a Short N-of-1 Preregistration (Sample)
- Example of a Preregistration for a Real Case
- For notes