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From: "Thomas Lunde" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Selma Singer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Futurework] Re: [Futurework] Re: [Futurework] Re: [Futurework] "Spiritualität macht frei" ? (was Re: NYT Article: Is Buddhism Good for Your Health?)
Date: Wed, Sep 17, 2003, 2:24 PM
Hi Selma:
How interesting. Many of the incidents you quote where written in the Seth Books, author Jane Roberts who channeled an entity called Seth. He described in detail a number of pre-existing forms of energy that sound very similar but yet more detailed than your quotes. Want to stretch your brain, try the Nature of Personal Reality by Jane Roberts as a starter. Or Seth Speaks.
Respectfully,
Thomas Lunde
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From: "Selma Singer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ed Weick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Christoph Reuss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Futurework] Re: [Futurework] Re: [Futurework] Re: [Futurework] "Spiritualität macht frei" ? (was Re: NYT Article: Is Buddhism Good for Your Health?)
Date: Wed, Sep 17, 2003, 10:23 AM
Ed wrote:
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> I don't know what a "linear thinker" is.
The following are quotes from a book entitled
*The Hidden Heart of the Cosmos* by Brian Swimme
Swimme is a mathematical cosmologist. I would be interested to know how members of this list would be able to explain the following phenomena within the context of causality and Newtonian physics which is the base of materialistic, reductionist thinking and depends on linear thinking for its logic.
p.88
"To be in the universe is to be at its center"
He discusses the fact that every place in the universe is an origin point for the universe. pp 87,88,89
pp 92,93
He talks about what would happen if every conceivable particle of every kind is removed from a space
"Even when there are no atoms, and no elementary particles, and no protons, and no photons, suddenly elementary particles will emerge.. The particles simply foam into existence."
p.93 He comments on the fact that they do not come from anywhere
"These elementary particles crop up out of the vacuum itself-that is the simple and awesome discovery"
The title of Ch. 13 in this book is "The All-Nourishing Abyss" which is all there is, i.e., there is no place outside of this 'all-nourishing abyss'.
p.101 Everywhere, "even in the gaps between the synapses of the neurons in the brain, there occurs an incessant foaming, a flashing flame, a shining-forth-from and a dissolving-back-into. The importance of the cosmological tradition is its power to awaken those deep convictions necessary for wisdom."
p.104
"From our own fresh empirical-mathematical-observational contemplation of the univers we have identified a nonmaterial realm suffusing not only the great macrocosm of the universe but suffusing just as thoroughly the microcosm of the human and of every being of the Earth and universe. That which gave birth to the universe is giving birth at this moment as well. Although our understnding is very young, and thus inadequate in many ways, what we have discovered is already profoundly stirring."
"Each child is situated in that very place and is rooted in that very power that brought forth all the matter and energy of the universe."
I look forward to your responses.
Selma
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