Demons in the Framework of 2.0 Philosophy: A Comprehensive Exploration

The concept of demons has persisted across cultures and epochs, often embodying fear, chaos, or moral struggle. In the context of a modern, integrative worldview—termed “2.0 Philosophy”—demons are reinterpreted as multifaceted phenomena that encompass psychological, symbolic, and metaphysical dimensions. This paper explores how demons can be understood within 2.0 Philosophy, a framework that synthesizes scientific rigor, psychological insight, spiritual wisdom, and practical application. By examining demons as internal conflicts, archetypal symbols, and potential metaphysical entities, this paper provides a holistic understanding of their role in human experience and offers actionable strategies for addressing them in contemporary life.

Dissertation on Letting Go: From Memory to Quantum Liberation

This dissertation investigates the concept of “letting go,” focusing on releasing child hood memories and traumas, and explores a future state where no attachments remain. Drawing on psychological, philosophical, and quantum mechanical perspectives, it examines whether this liberation is achievable now, provides a step-by-step guide for releasing unneeded traumas, and assesses the role of quantum theory.

Plan for Engaging Funeral Directors and Crematoria in Sustainable Funeral Practices: Water Extraction and Tree-Burial Pods

In a future where climate change exacerbates water scarcity, this paper proposes a revolutionary funeral practice: water extraction from deceased bodies and processing of organic remains into biodegradable tree-burial pods with integrated tree seeds. This system maximizes water reuse, promotes reforestation, and creates living memorials. The paper outlines technical procedures, statistics, benefits, religious considerations, strategies to overcome opposition, and a plan to convince governments for rapid implementation.