The Structure of the Universe and the Time

This research paper explores the intricate nature of human beings through the lens of consciousness, proposing a novel framework that integrates the concepts of conscious, subconscious, unconscious, and a newly defined level termed “Outconscious.” The outconscious is posited as a mediator of unseen information that influences human behavior, decision-making and time progress, operating independently of the conscious mind. The paper delves into the mechanics of how intentions and actions are manifested through the interplay of neutrinos and bosons, suggesting that the information processed by the unconscious is transmitted to the universe, eliciting reactions that impact individual experiences. It further examines the implications of dark matter and a unique particle, dubbed the “Hole particle,” which neutralizes interactions and may explain phenomena such as illness or suffering. The intersection of free will and external cosmic reactions is evaluated, proposing that conscious intentions can provoke a response from the universe that may hinder human progress. Ultimately, the study advocates for the potential of managing these interactions to foster well-being and explores the philosophical ramifications regarding the nature of reality itself.