For nearly four decades Mark Spencer has balanced his career as a dental surgeon with his passions for ocean exploration and underwater photography. His photographs - sometimes of rarely seen shipwrecks hidden in the deep - have been featured in publications such as National Geographic and Australian Geographic.
A scientist at heart, Mark has long held a curiosity about the deeper levels of conscious awareness he experiences in meditation and how these experiences appeared to correlate with his ocean diving.
Part autobiography, part science and part philosophy, this book is the culmination of Mark's decades-long research into these correlations. He explains why we all need to become deep-sea 'divers' in the one ocean of consciousness which he argues is the unified field currently being explored by modern physics. The implications are profound for our physical, mental and spiritual development and also promise surprisingly practical solutions for world peace and harmony.
ANZEC Member - Dr Mark Spencer
Dr Mark Spencer is a dentist practising in Coffs Harbour, NSW. He has also been a long-term scuba diver and underwater photographer - exploring ocean shipwrecks, enjoying interaction with marine wildlife and also venturing into flooded subterranean caves. His photography has been published in the journals of the National Geographic Society, Australian Geographic Society and various diving and photography magazines. He has just self-published his first book "Ocean of Self" (An ocean diver explores the nature of consciousness), available only at present as an eBook.
