Exploring the links between quantum theories and integrative approaches to psychosomatic health, indicating new pathways for healing.
The subject of this paper is the quantum-holographic foundations of psychosomatics and spirituality. This is of special im- portance due to the increasingly widespread application of integrative medicine in developed countries – since contemporary research into psychosomatic diseases indicates the necessity of applying holistic methods (with a focus on the body's acupuncture system and consciousness), oriented towards treating man as a whole and not diseases as symptoms of disorders of that whole, implying their macroscopic quantum origin – with significant global psychosomatic implications about the necessity of including the three front lines of integrative psychosomatic medicine. The aforementioned research is also in line with the reawakened sci- entific interest in researching the phenomenon of consciousness in recent decades (with hints of the emergence of a great synthe- sis of two modes of cognition, rational-scientific and creative-religious, within the framework of the quantum-holographic para- digm) – where the role of the individual becomes irreplaceable due to the influence and concern for the collective mental envi- ronment, which is certainly a fundamental issue of mental hygiene and civil decency, i.e. spiritual and civil morality.
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