noun: the part of philosophy that involves the study of ideas about life, existence, and other things that are not part of the physical world
noun: the philosophical study of being and knowing
"I could write books about this especially about self-appoint scientists using the terms "metaphysics" or "pseudo science" as a dismissive - an invalidating label that gives them an excuse to ignore something they do not understand or are unwilling to invest time and effort to understand. Keely did decades of hard science. Same for Schauberger. Russell did hard science with various engineering firms as well as with IBM. But the arrogant know-it-all scientists would not know this because they have already dismissed these geniuses by labeling their work as metaphysics and/or pseudoscience and therefore beneath them. Sounds like the Church refusing to look through Galileo’s telescope." [Dale Pond, 8/25/24]
Schauberger
This 'higher' practically implementable metaphysics has nothing in common with today's science. We are therefore here concerned with real 'knowledge' and in no way with the commonly held concept of 'science'. [The Energy Evolution - Harnessing Free Energy from Nature, The Life-Current in Air and Water]
Fenwicke Holmes
"Metaphysics teaches us how we may govern our bodies, our world and our happiness, by the thoughts we think, for it declares that man reproduces the creative method and that what is true in the macrocosm or universe is true in the microcosm or individual - that thoughts become things..." [Fenwicke Holmes, "The Law of Mind in Action"]
See Also
Being
Consciousness
Etheric Elements
I Am
Immanuel Kant
Knowing
metaphysical science
Mind
Non-observable
Scalar
Spirit
Thought