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Ljubomir Jergović o svojoj knjizi Zakon postojanja: "Još nismo otkrili taj zakon harmonije i dobra"

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Ljubomir Jergović says he has completely solved the biggest unsolved scientific problem: the existence of consciousness.
The episode features an interview with Ljubomir Jergović, a Bosnian-Australian philosopher living in Melbourne for nearly 30 years. Jergović discusses his book 'The Law of Existence', published in Australia in 2012, which explores consciousness and existence. He begins by stating he has researched consciousness for 45 years and believes he has solved this unsolved scientific problem. Jergović defines consciousness as consisting of seven abilities: two physical (progress and movement) and five psychological (observation, feeling, memory, thinking, understanding). He traces his inspiration to childhood encounters in the 1940s, where he experienced electric currents and saw flying saucers, which he attributes to light beings or aliens programming him. Later, he describes out-of-body experiences from 1980 to 1995, including one where a light being claimed to be God and telepathically communicated the future breakup of Yugoslavia. Jergović explains that his philosophy was developed independently, though he sought reviews from professors like Muhammed Filipović in Sarajevo. He argues that consciousness is God, challenging traditional religions, and finds parallels in Islam, such as the significance of the number seven. Jergović critiques human society for divisions based on nationality, religion, and ideology, which he says lead to wars and chaos. He proposes a universal law of harmony and good, using examples like the human body and bee societies. The conversation covers topics like energy, time, and the cyclical nature of the universe, with Jergović emphasizing the need for global economic unity. The host, Ajša, engages with his ideas, noting their depth and potential impact on listeners.
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