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Comment on: Blog Post 'ALL science and all scientists': f communication. Peter Russell’s notion of the Global Brain (1982) builds on the electronic communication and nervous system metaphor of the noosphere to establish the idea of the noosphere as a planetary global brain. Buckminster Fuller’s concepts for developing a whole system design perception of the Earth - Synergetics: Explorations in the Geometry of Thinking (1975) and Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth (1969) - are also fundamental to a theory of the noosphere as intrinsic to a view of the planet as an evolving organism, an idea also articulated in James Lovelock’s Gaia Hypothesis (1981). Sheldrake has proposed that memories are better understood in terms of morphic resonance, a process whereby patterns of activity in the past resonate with patterns in the present on the basis of similarity, with this resonance passing across or through space and time from the past to the present. He has discussed this hypothesis in detail in his book The Presence of the Past and it is summarised in his book Science Set Free/The Science Delusion in Chapter 7. …; Added by Michael Grove at 12:48 on November 7, 2014

Blog Post: Our Cyclical Habitation of Earth etc.: The vibrational ‘descent’ of Spirit, us spirits, into matter, which…; Added by Ian Gardner at 23:09 on August 11, 2015

Comment on: Video 'Sir Ken Robinson: Do schools kill creativity?': s mind-blowing for me, as a dyslexic 3D thinker, because my own vision as a child was of a future time when we would be able to personally experience a simulation of the reality such that we would not be able to tell the difference between the simulation and the reality. Many moons later in California, whilst speaking to the female dyslexic designer of the very latest Silicon Graphics workstation - I was introduced to Thomas West's epic book IN THE MIND's EYE - as a result of which I helped to set up an event of the same name. Most of the 73 exhibitors were members of the ADT - otherwise known as the Arts Dyslexia Trust and the idea was to present work, not only from the fine arts, but from designers of all kinds including scientists and engineers. …; Added by Michael Grove at 7:32 on September 12, 2013

Blog Post: douglas e. harding: Douglas Harding - Author of…; Added by Michael Grove at 17:04 on March 26, 2010

Comment on: Video 'The Zen Mind - An Introduction': l shape should be seen by perfect intuitive wisdom as it really is: “This is not mine, this I am not, this is not my self.” Whatever is feeling, whatever is perception, whatever are habitual tendencies, whatever is consciousness, past, future, present, subjective or objective, gross or subtle, mean or excellent, whether it is far or near — all should be seen by perfect intuitive wisdom as it really is“This is not mine, this I am not, this is not my self.” Buddha Gautama (born 563 B.C.) …; Added by Michael Grove at 18:26 on December 13, 2010

Comment on: Photo 'ZEN': sdom as it really is: “This is not mine, this I am not, this is not my self.” Whatever is feeling, whatever is perception, whatever are habitual tendencies, whatever is consciousness, past, future, present, subjective or objective, gross or subtle, mean or excellent, whether it is far or near — all should be seen by perfect intuitive wisdom as it really is“This is not mine, this I am not, this is not my self.” Buddha Gautama (born 563 B.C.) …; Added by Michael Grove at 11:49 on January 3, 2012

Video: INSIDE JOB Official Trailer in HD!: rtant documentaries ever made, and people will watch this and be angered and say "this can't continue, something needs to change" but nothing will change, this will go and on and our patience will run out with governments and the so called banksters. I don't believe this will have a happy ending, the rich will get richer and the less fortunate will become poorer. Just look at what people power has done in Egypt and Libya.…; Added by Michael Grove at 9:18 on February 10, 2013

Comment on: Photo 'colourful love': everything that has ever happened on this planet has had at its source the idea of a single individual. For sure, there are groups we can look at throughout history that have been responsible for a lot of things, but the genesis of that group came from someone. And the best of those groups were those where those who made up the group were being ‘someones’ as well. So in reality, the individual and his individual actions are the only things we have that will make a positive difference. If you’ve ever been led to believe that that isn’t true, that’s because, unfortunately, there are some not too nice people out there who don’t want you to make a difference. And in fact, our society is full of efforts to make people not only feel like they can't make a difference, but that the only way they can survive is to be dependent on someone else, such as the government. So we are all here to make a difference. We are going to make significant changes in this country and we’re going to look in the mirror every morning and know that we have made a difference. The difference. author unknown... but it is worth saving in a place I Love…; Added by Kath at 12:08 on September 4, 2014

Comment on: Blog Post 'Zaadzsters_et_al@gaia [RE]UNITE ...': nt to push the boundaries of our own spiritual development need to discover. We have to find a way to meet one another in a place we've never been before, in a higher state of consciousness and a higher stage of development that are unhindered by the influence of the narcissistic ego and the less enlightened values of our modern and postmodern culture. Anyone can experience egoless consciousness in the stillness and solitude of deep meditation. It is easy to be egoless when there's no relationship. But if we want to catalyze evolution in consciousness and culture, in the world of time and space, we need to make the heroic effort to go beyond ego not only when we are sitting quietly but, most importantly, while we are creatively interacting with one another, in the midst of all the complexity of human life. ~ Andrew Cohen Gravitation (also known as Gravity) is a mixed media work by the Dutch artist M. C. Escher which was completed in June, 1952. It was first printed as a black-and-white lithograph and then coloured by hand in watercolour.…; Added by Michael Grove at 7:54 on August 26, 2011

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