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Dire Consequences of Scientists’ Closed-Mindedness: Science As Myth, Part Three — “Science Itself Has Now Superseded the Mechanistic World View”

Posted on January 1, 2014 by sillymickel

Scientists’ Reluctance to Adopt the Conclusions of Their Own Findings Has Had Many Dire Consequences, “Not the Least of Which Is the Environmental Crisis.” Scientists are understandably threatened by such an assault on the foundations of their beliefs, work, and … Continue reading →

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Morphogenetic Fields Theory Makes Genetics Obsolete and Unnecessary … and Cellular Memory Understandable: The Theories of Morphic Resonance and “Prior Conditions”

Posted on April 21, 2013 by sillymickel

These Cellular Patterns Form Our Makeup, Our Thoughts, Our Feelings, and Our Way of Viewing the World: Biology As Metaphor and Mythology, Part Three — The Legitimacy of Cellular Memory The Legitimacy of Cellular Memory Despite what I have just … Continue reading →

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Is “White Man’s” Pride and Prejudices Keeping Us from Seeing Our Real Solutions, Our Primal Return? Matriarchy Is Not an Answer to Patriarchy

Posted on March 19, 2013 by sillymickel

The First Retreat from the Natural Self Was Matriarchal Consciousness; It Should Hardly Be Our Goal: You Cannot “Balance” a Duality … You Can Only Transcend One. A Golden Age The question that naturally arises from the preceding chapter’s conclusions … Continue reading →

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The Universe Bears Up and Rewards with Renewed Life Those who Voluntarily Sacrifice Themselves for All: Wounded Healers, Heroes, and the Group Mind

Posted on October 28, 2012 by sillymickel

Centaurs, Shamans, Sacrificial Lambs, and Scapegoats, Part Two: Shared Experience, the Earth Hologram, Volcano-Jumping, and UFOs … Is That Gaia Calling? I Am You, and You Are Me, and We Are We, and We Are All Together. This is the … Continue reading →