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This, the third in my series of unusual life experiences that do not fit with the prevailing view of space and time and matter, bridges time…
This, the third in my series of unusual life experiences that do not fit with the prevailing view of space and time and matter, bridges time…
A second unusual event in my life that broke the rules of space and time happened in 1972 when I was a student in my third year at Oxford University studying medicine, neuroscience, and immunology. I was an unusual student in that I had a motorbike rather than a pushbike, which I tended to drive a bit too fast.
One night I had a dream in which there were two scenes…
From helicoid movement to human social musicality… This post looks at where intuition and our aesthetic sense of beauty come from.
The first account in this series of remarkable events in my life that do not fit with the scientific materialist worldview, which is currently prevalent, happened when I was 11 years old. I was on a scout camp in a huge field surrounded by woods, across which ran an ancient hedge that over the centuries had flattened off into only a ridge and dip in the land. A single huge oak tree remained half way along it. The Senior Scouts had arrived before us and set up a death slide from the tree, with a zip wire from high up in the branches down to about 30 meters along the dip.
I’m starting a series of posts about my personal story, my testimony of strange events that have happened throughout my life. They are the reason why I have developed this new vibrational model of matter, explaining how our material embodiment connects as waveforms with our wider psychospiritual development, with consciousness, and with the aesthetic appreciation…
From static circles to helicoid movement in waves… Part 2 takes us into the triquetral waveforms that can provide a synergic network model uniting matter and consciousness in one quantum field process that spontaneously diversifies.
The New Science is justifying a vibrational view of matter, no longer seeing it as small lumps that fly around with momentum. These two Parts of one article show how the Golden Ratio may be a way that quantum turmoil stabilises into the world we know and live in together.
Which came first, the chicken or the egg? One answer is, “A chicken is how an egg reproduces itself.” This entertaining puzzler is solvable, however, if you start thinking about patterns of relationships in time. It becomes entertaining philosophy instead; when relatedness-time replaces linear-time. I’ll explain with a true story… A long time ago, when I moved from London…
A podcast and links to get deeper into the background theory explaining why the Emotional Logic method is so effective to prevent illness and socially disruptive behaviour, and to promote recovery from traumatisation – and boredom!
I made 3D-printed models of the quantum level movements that I speculate could unfold as the waves and particles of matter, and as gravity. They show the synergy of relatedness that our reasoning brains may veil when we analyse as observers, rather than live as participators. Read on…
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