noetic

• “Brown doesn't mention the "law of attraction" in The Lost Symbol but draws on noetic theory - which he calls noetic "science" - a realm of metaphysics that deals with forms of consciousness typically ignored by mainstream science.”

  One-Minute Book Reviews

• “These aspects are: 1. mystical experience consists of pre-rational immediate consciousness or feeling; 2. mystical experience removes the distinction between subject and object; 3. mystical experience is prior to language and is therefore ineffable; and 4. mystical experience dissolves or annihilates the self; 5. mystical experience cannot be sustained, and is therefore transient; 6. mystical experience is nevertheless noetic, that is, it imparts insights about the nature of Reality.”

  About religious experience (William James, Schleiermacher etc)

• “In particular the book suffers from an ill-advised fling with something called noetic science, which explores the idea that human consciousness can affect the physical world, thereby providing (as we are reminded twice in the space of half a page) the”

  TIME.com: Top Stories

• “Aristotelian, it drives toward simplification of all knowledge through a kind of noetic bookeeping, anti - iconographic and diagrammatic in form, implemented by the new art of typography.”

  RAMISM

• “However, the author's "noetic" scientist reports an infinitesimally small difference so, Eureka!”

  SYNTAGMA

• “He called for more scientific research into the "the world of inner experience," meaning This new "noetic" science would eliminate the apparent contradiction between the experiential understanding of Hindu, Moslem, and Christian.”

  Herescope

• “The remarks at the beginning of this post indicate that certain evangelical leaders were already adopting this worldview, and were even suggesting that theology needed to be reformulated to accommodate this "noetic" science.”

  Herescope

• “It is a trap that causes us to be complicit, if not aware, with those who profit from our own noetic despoilation.”

  The Huffington Post: Eric Simpson: The Polarities Of An Occupying Ethos

• “Words are slaves, noetic myrmidons laboring to interdigitate bolides of inspiration with cosmeticized complacence.”

  Learning New Words #2 « Write Anything

• “That this fact is not obvious to all is testimony to the noetic effects of the fall.”

  Alternative to Dembski's Theodicy?

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