Mindfulness – How to row your boat…
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Mindfulness – How to row your boat…

I was taken hold of one day by a nostalgic memory of a week’s rest near the far end of Loch Alsh, a peaceful, tidal sea inlet close by the Isle of Skye in Scotland. A rowing boat came with the cottage. The tidal rhythm of high to low over six hours and twelve and…

4-5/36: Two more events that broke space-time rules
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4-5/36: Two more events that broke space-time rules

I’m sharing 36 true accounts of events in my life (recorded in the back of my Bible) that, astonishingly, so broke the widely accepted ‘rules’ of a mechanistic, space-time materialism worldview of ‘life’ that I simply had to find another way to explain them. A true scientist receives observations and experiences as data that must…

The Future-telling dream that saved my life, 2/36
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The Future-telling dream that saved my life, 2/36

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…

A testimonial series of posts on the unusual phenomena of my life
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A testimonial series of posts on the unusual phenomena of my life

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…

Where do the three dimensions of space come from?

Where do the three dimensions of space come from?

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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