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ABSTRACT

In this article, I tried to explain this unique human state of nirvana in terms of neuro-psycho-biological processes and concepts. Some of the complex processes include spontaneous self-synchrony, multimodal homeostasis, causal relationships between major neural networks, Trisynaptic fluid space-time and their dynamic modulation. A new proposal of three modes of attention is described: 1) reticulo-limbic holistic mode, 2) right hemispheric global mode and 3) left hemispheric local mode. The experiential aspect of each mode is described. Finally, in nirvana, the self-perspective and its processing tends to proceed in-wards, leading from the left hemispheric dualistic conscious activity with contents, to the right hemispheric implicit, preconscious awareness, and finally, to the effortless, spontaneous, holistic processing of the whole body-brain-mind in tune with the energy-information flow dynamics of nature. Nirvana is a balanced, homeostatic feeling, and an experience of no specific describable experience. It is our natural, effortless, live state in commune with nature. It is a sign of good health with natural peace and happiness. In such a state, the mental ego becomes transparent, as if, it is nonexistent or empty, and the mind becomes spontaneous, still, silent, serene, and seamlessly whole in tune with nature with a feeling of blissful unity and existential one-ness. The ‘I’ can never be objectified and perceived as an object or an event. It is our ineffable existential being. One may say, “I am aware now, therefore I am.” Then, one may understand the sky-like, holistic aware being, Poorna-Akasham Atma.

Keywords: Nirvana, homeostatic feeling, self-synchrony, being values, flow state, holistic self, hemi-sync, tripartite synaptic space, bioelectric synapses and memory, holistic trimodal attention