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For over ten years, my organization and I have been on an intimate journey of discovery about the human being, about what lies deep within the nature of humanity through the tools of the Mystic. This is not only a journey of architectural inquiry, but also an exploration of consciousness and spirituality—aspects that modern science often ignores or is frighteningly unable to address. During this process, we have discovered a profound nuance: spirituality and science are not hidden opposites, but actually complement each other to help people unlock untapped potential. This book is not just an invitation to the scientific community to reconsider the importance of spirituality, but an affirmation that science and spirituality can be most logically combined to take humanity to new heights. What we discovered was not simply an awareness of spiritual aspects, but also a theory of 16 levels of human consciousness, corresponding to 16 MBTI types. This is the key to unlocking a comprehensive understanding of science, spirituality and human development.
Spirituality is a topic that many people often think of with a vague, unfamiliar feeling. For many scientists, spirituality is considered something that cannot be proven or has no practical value. But after many years of research, we realized that spirituality is not a strange or incomprehensible phenomenon, but on the contrary, it is a natural part of the cylindrical universe.
While science has made great strides in deciphering the laws of nature, from the fundamental particles of physics to the expansion of galactic scales, science is still missing an important piece of the puzzle: spirituality. Spirituality, in our view, is not only the link between humans and the metaphysical, but also the source of a profound understanding of the universe and the role of humans in it.
One of our most important findings is that science cannot exist without spirituality. Spirituality is the core foundation that humans have used since ancient times to understand the world and the universe around them. Science was born to explain what spirituality has opened up, but science has never been able to completely replace spirituality. On the contrary, science and spirituality need to be combined to open new doors for humanity.
One of the most important achievements in our action research is the development of a theory of 16 levels of consciousness. This theory corresponds to the 16 types of MBTI, a famous personality classification system in modern psychology. However, rather than just describing human characteristics, we have found that each MBTI type does not represent a form of calculation, but rather reflects the light of the conscious level and the ability to access the human mind.
For example, scientists who are INTP or INTJ, mainly NT (Intuitive Thinkers), are often people who believe in logic and reason more than spirituality. People of this type are sealed spiritually from birth, but their intellect is opened so that they can develop theories and explore the mysteries of the material world. They are born to serve the development of humanity, to clarify the laws of nature, but that does not mean that spirituality does not exist in them. On the contrary, spirituality has been temporarily sealed in them so that the intellect can develop to its highest capacity.
The problem is that many scientists do not get this. They often think that spirituality and science cannot go together, and so they reject all concepts of spirituality. But what we have discovered is that spirituality preceded and laid the foundation for the development of science. The great inventions and discoveries of science are not the negation of spirituality, but in fact the discovery of additional layers of the universe that spirituality has already perceived.
History has recorded many university scientists such as Albert Einstein, Nikola Tesla, or Isaac Newton, who completely changed the way they viewed the universe. Interestingly, although they may not have acknowledged the role of spirituality during their lives, by the end of their lives, they realized that spirituality played an extremely important role in the development of science.
Albert Einstein once said that "intuition is a precious gift, and the mind is only a faithful servant." He realized that great scientific discoveries come not only from analysis and logical reasoning, but also from intuition and spirituality—things that cannot be measured or explained by conventional scientific theory.
Nikola Tesla, who contributed greatly to the development of electrical engineering, once said, "If you want to understand the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration." Tesla believed that the cylindrical cosmic energy is not just something we can measure with instrumental tools, but also a deep connection to spirituality.
Spirituality is a topic that many people often think of with a vague, unfamiliar feeling. For many scientists, spirituality is considered something that cannot be proven or has no practical value. But after many years of research, we realized that spirituality is not a strange or incomprehensible phenomenon, but on the contrary, it is a natural part of the cylindrical universe.
While science has made great strides in deciphering the laws of nature, from the fundamental particles of physics to the expansion of galactic scales, science is still missing an important piece of the puzzle: spirituality. Spirituality, in our view, is not only the link between humans and the metaphysical, but also the source of a profound understanding of the universe and the role of humans in it.
One of our most important findings is that science cannot exist without spirituality. Spirituality is the core foundation that humans have used since ancient times to understand the world and the universe around them. Science was born to explain what spirituality has opened up, but science has never been able to completely replace spirituality. On the contrary, science and spirituality need to be combined to open new doors for humanity.
One of the most important achievements in our action research is the development of a theory of 16 levels of consciousness. This theory corresponds to the 16 types of MBTI, a famous personality classification system in modern psychology. However, rather than just describing human characteristics, we have found that each MBTI type does not represent a form of calculation, but rather reflects the light of the conscious level and the ability to access the human mind.
For example, scientists who are INTP or INTJ, mainly NT (Intuitive Thinkers), are often people who believe in logic and reason more than spirituality. People of this type are sealed spiritually from birth, but their intellect is opened so that they can develop theories and explore the mysteries of the material world. They are born to serve the development of humanity, to clarify the laws of nature, but that does not mean that spirituality does not exist in them. On the contrary, spirituality has been temporarily sealed in them so that the intellect can develop to its highest capacity.
The problem is that many scientists do not get this. They often think that spirituality and science cannot go together, and so they reject all concepts of spirituality. But what we have discovered is that spirituality preceded and laid the foundation for the development of science. The great inventions and discoveries of science are not the negation of spirituality, but in fact the discovery of additional layers of the universe that spirituality has already perceived.
History has recorded many university scientists such as Albert Einstein, Nikola Tesla, or Isaac Newton, who completely changed the way they viewed the universe. Interestingly, although they may not have acknowledged the role of spirituality during their lives, by the end of their lives, they realized that spirituality played an extremely important role in the development of science.
Albert Einstein once said that "intuition is a precious gift, and the mind is only a faithful servant." He realized that great scientific discoveries come not only from analysis and logical reasoning, but also from intuition and spirituality—things that cannot be measured or explained by conventional scientific theory.
Nikola Tesla, who contributed greatly to the development of electrical engineering, once said, "If you want to understand the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration." Tesla believed that the cylindrical cosmic energy is not just something we can measure with instrumental tools, but also a deep connection to spirituality.
