I have a copy, and have just started. We need more "inchoate ramblings"
from Brooks.
Jim
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From: starshar [mailto:stars...@comcast.net]
Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 9:49 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>OT: A Shared Reflection
From: "Brooks Bradley" <brooks76...@lycos.com>
Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 11:01 PM
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Quick note: I've read it and I "second the motion"!
Sharon
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> Dear Membership,
> As most of you know, from time to time I have an inexplicable
> outbreak of "inchoate
> ramblings"....tonight is one of those. Throughout the immediately-past 55
> years of searching/seeking through scientific/philosophical academia I
> have, on rare occasions, come across a book of unusually powerful
> dimensions. I wish to share with you, now, such a find. This brief
> little book is as startling and powerful in impact (at least to me), as
> any I have ever read------and I have read thousands (as an avid reader
> for the past 50+ years....averaging over 3 books a week one can see that
> is no idle statement). It presents a mind-altering proposition relating
> to the field of Biology. Written in a prose totally understandable to the
> entire layman audience, its central theme is (to me at least) little short
> of revolutionary. Dr. Lipton's presentation addresses the reigning
> precepts of the current mainstream
> Biological Reductionism.....with a frontal attack it cannot withstand. I
> do not want to spoil any possible "ah-hah" moments by summarizing its
> contents for anyone interested (who has not previously read
> it)in reading it. I will, however, state that his treatment of the
> dynamics of the "CELL" are nothing short of riveting.....both in import
> and clarity of explanation. Were I still teaching in academia, and
> Biology was my tenured subject....I would require all of my students to
> read this book. No matter what their conclusions might be.....the
> challenges toward independent reflection are more than sufficient to
> justify its reading. Written in large type and only 205 pages in
> length.....it will read faster than
> than the Sports Page in the newspaper. You will be taken on a fascinating
> journey covering microbiology, a truly understandable explanation of how
> proteins actually control the movement of life,
> (plus illustrations of how it is done), how cells actually "educate
> themselves", how life programs itself: the true nature and role of DNA
> (Boy, will you be surprised); what is most influential in
> controlling the life of the cell (its not what you may have thought) and
> the true brain of the cell.....
> plus much more of the concepts which have given birth to the entire
> discipline of Epigenetics and the
> astounding effects of environment upon the actions of cells. Dr. Lipton's
> comments on the effects of Quantum Physics impacting Biology are, alone,
> worth reading this volume (Actually, he is the ONLY biologist I have known
> of-----who possesses an actual working knowledge of quantum physics).
> The book is entitled "The Biology of Belief", by Bruce Lipton,
> Phd. For what it may be worth, this is the first and only book I have
> ever publicly touted large numbers to read. You may
> not be as enthusiastic about it as am I......but I bet you will be (at
> least the intellectual "envelope pushers" like Marshall Dudley, Ole Bob,
> Jim Holmes, Mike....and many others).
> Mine is not a better way, mine is just a different way. My
> apologies for taking up so much bandwidth with this epistle, but I promise
> to restrain myself for another year.....if I last that long.
> Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
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