"The Spiritual Genome" brings forth the intriguing theory of a networked intelligence within DNA. The author, Bradley Bartholomew, provides a clear exposition of this theory, suggesting that the DNA of all living beings, including plants, is interconnected within the quantum substratum. He posits that this networked intelligence serves as the fundamental source of unity, giving rise to the rich tapestry of life we observe. Bartholomew's book delves into how this networked intelligence is regulated by a level of computer processing, which he considers the ultimate life source. Bartholomew asserts that memristors within DNA facilitate data storage, influencing beliefs about concepts like past lives and reincarnation. He goes on to explain how DNA can function as a universal quantum computer with the potential to generate the entire universe. "The Spiritual Genome" also explores ancient Hindu Upanishads, dating back over 2500 years, and interprets them using contemporary neuroscience and Quantum Mechanics. This interpretation not only aids in pinpointing the Inner Self but also suggests that our sensory experiences can originate from within. Moreover, it delves into Maya, the ancient Hindu doctrine of the illusory nature of all things, through a Quantum Mechanical lens. In Bartholomew's words, "We find that all this 'diversity' we perceive is, in fact, a virtual reality nested within the networked intelligence."
Bradley Bartholomew embarked on his career path as a lawyer in Queensland, Australia. However, his journey took an unexpected turn when he encountered the works of Sigmund Freud, leading to a profound realization that Freud's concept of the Unconscious Mind aligned with the Hindu notion of the Inner Self. This revelation became a driving force in his life, and he dedicated himself to the pursuit of understanding the Inner Self. Following an immersive experience in an Ashram in India, Bartholomew authored several articles on Hindu Philosophy during the 1990s. These articles found their way into prestigious philosophical journals in India, including the esteemed Indian Philosophical Quarterly. His insights into a Quantum Mechanical interpretation of the Hindu Upanishads prompted him to return to the university setting, where he formally pursued studies in Physics and Genetics. During this academic journey, Bartholomew made a groundbreaking discovery regarding the DNA's functioning as a Quantum Computer. This remarkable revelation has ushered Hinduism into the information age, marking a significant milestone in his lifelong pursuit of understanding the Inner Self.
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