C. G. Jung and the Bose-Einstein Condensates: Quantum Neuropsychology - C. G. Jung and the Bose-Einstein Condensates

Based on the fundamentals of Analytical Psychology and other works of Carl Gustav Jung, Albert Einstein's theories; Pauli's exclusion principle, the physicist Wolfgang Pauli, the Hund Rule, Friederich Hund's Rule and Ernst Pascual Jordan's ideas with quantum field theory (QFT), the author investigated possibilities of the veracity of the psychic-quantum processes of anima and animus. The research was synthesized in four Essays, aiming that each person can become sufficiently familiar with the dynamics of their unconscious psychic-quantum processes. The author became the subject of his own experiences, referring to the investigation of his unconscious and semiconscious psychic-quantum processes, by the knowledge of human reality through archetypes and symbionics. The reader will observe that the Theory of Relativity, Einstein-Rosen Bridge Theory and Bose-Einstein Condensates (BECs) unified Psychology, Neuroscience and Quantum Physics through theories and postulates that emanate from deep conviction and advance in transcendental, metaphysical territory; however, they offer concepts of atoms and concepts of archetypes in different space-times. The quantum processes analyzed have become even more interesting because they are not intended only for the people of the West or the East, nor for a certain social class: they are real and natural events, they are unconscious and semiconscious psychic-quantum processes that are happening in all human beings. Throughout the four Essays the author presents the following hypotheses: 1) Hypothesis of the progeny of the collective unconscious and personal unconscious; 2) Hypothesis of archetype progeny; 3) Hypothesis of the progeny of the mind; 4) Hypothesis of the processes of quantization of the Ego system; 5) Hypothesis of the progeny of the subjective psyche and the objective psyche; 6) Hypothesis of the progeny of anima and animus; 7) Hypothesis of the progeny of anima and animus in the nature of the psyche; 8) Hypothesis of the progeny of homosexuality; 9) Hypothesis of emerging diseases; 10) Hypothesis of the progeny of the Apokalypsis of St. John.