Watching science wake up — Something to give thanks for

Finally — finally! after so many dead and deadening centuries — it appears that “science” is going to be forced to drop the “scientific” materialism, and reductionism, that have caused so much trouble in the world. Read this article.

http://www.ancient-code.com/meet-post-materialist-science-following-footsteps-nikola-tesla/

I have a tendency to read too quickly, which causes me to miss some things on my first pass. Glancing at it again, i noticed that this excellent summary of the outlines of post-materialist science was presented by three authors, one of whom is “Dr. Gary Schwartz, professor of psychology, medicine, neurology, psychiatry, and surgery at the University of Arizona.” The article might have added, “and Hampton Roads author.”

What a long bow the universe pulls! I met Gary so long ago, and edited and published his book The Living Energy Universe, and in that small way helped him along the path he was already traveling, from scientific materialism to a more expansive, inclusive view of science and the world. And he in turn has been working among those I could never reach, for lack of scientific credentials.  Very efficient, the universe.

How Bob Smith found Edgar Cayce’s lost memoirs

Bob Smith — A. Robert Smith — died the other day.

I didn’t know Bob well, but I liked him a lot. I met him by way of Bob Friedman, as I recall, back before Bob and I founded Hampton Roads Publishing Co. in 1989. He was a good man — honest, gentle, intelligent, humorous, knowledgeable, wise — I mean, what else do you want?

I thought I would put a link to an obit here, but I have been unable to find one. So for the moment we’ll have to let this little bit of information suffice . Bob was an award-winning journalist and was founding editor (and editor for 20 years) of Venture Inward, a magazine for members of the Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) , the organization founded by Virginia Beach psychic Edgar Cayce.  Before that, he had been an editorial writer, and a Washington correspondent for The Oregonian. He was the author of ten books, including a biography of Wayne Morse; No Soul Left Behind; God Gave Me a Mulligan; and a novel, Ben Franklin’s Secret Love.

in searching, for the obit that i didn’t find, I came up with this story he wrote for the A.R.E. which shouldn’t be lost.  Enjoy.

http://www.edgarcayce.org/about-us/blog/blog-posts/finding-the-lost-memoirs-of-edgar-cayce

James French — The Metaphysics of Trump

It won’t do you any harm to hear a different perspective on the recent elections. Regardless whether my friend Jim is correct or not, it is always worthwhile to  consider one’s politics in terms of one’s metaphysics, and vice-versa.

By James French

I realize that this election was a shock to many of you, and to those of you for whom this is true it no doubt appears to be a repudiation of all of your hopes and dreams for humanity and the future. Let me lay out a case for the opposite.

Those in the vanguard of the old struggles against inequality and rigid rule systems have sought the elimination of the nation State, the legalistic framework and Religious systems. And these systems have all been undermined, for better or worse. When I try to visualize the modern nation State in a structural sense, I feel like I am walking through one of those bombed out cities in Germany in 1945.

The most recent item that has truly changed the nature of this planet has been the development of instantaneous communications everywhere coupled with the World Wide Web. This is the technological equivalent of Telepathy. Now where is telepathy used? Well the Ethereals live it, and the ET’s who come in a wide variety of “flavors” use it. Now we are ET’s (in my jargon) since we too are operating within the physical plane. So the WWW, a new feature on this globe, is like the baby sandbox of Telepathy.

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TGU on the election

Wednesday, November 9, 2016

4:40 a.m. I didn’t stay up to watch the election news. Woke up at a little past four to find that Trump was elected president. Realized after a while that probably this would be a good time to talk to somebody on “the other side” for some interpretation, rather than continue working on my novel. So, a la Hemingway, I guess I declare this to be a non-working day, and I’ll put in the time transcribing, if I get anything.

So. Who to talk to? Let’s leave it open and ask, what does this mean for us, and where do we go from here? Or – let’s hold it to the first question and see where we go. What does this election result mean for America, for the world, and specifically for the movement toward greater consciousness? Even as I work on phrasing the question, I can feel the answer hovering, which is always a good sign. So – over to you.

Yes. As you have learned, when you (anyone, not just you as an individual) ask a question and get the answer in the form of an immediate knowing, that is a good sign that you are connected. Question and answer are always linked, as you know. From a 3D point of view, it looks like

I need to slow down a bit. I went off in several directions while still writing that sentence. Again?

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