Member Wolfgang Spiegel
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Andrew Polson posted a new book review. 2 years ago
SerendipityExpanding the Frontiers of Knowledge Scientific curiosity disturbs networks of connections that we know little about. Accidents, mistakes, wrong turns, negligence, stubbornness, and by-products disrupt…
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Andrew Polson posted a new project. 2 years ago
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Andrew Polson posted a new event. 2 years ago
Renaissance Documentary - Online Film Screening and Panel DiscussionWhat do near-death experiences reveal to us about human consciousness and the nature of reality itself? Renaissance is a documentary which delves into this phenomenon, seeking…
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Andrew Polson posted a new event. 2 years ago
Mystics and Scientists Conference 2024: Risking Light - Online Film Screening and Panel DiscussionA film on forgiveness and compassion by Dawn Mikkelson, followed by a live panel discussion with director Dawn Mikkelson, David Lorimer, Kilong Ung (who is…
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Reply to Consciousness, as part of the quantum fields.
Hello Joanne, apologies for this very late reply, and I am in sympathy with your situation as another who has been to busy living life to spend years studying it. I have planned to give a talk on the impact of social enculturation on individuals sense of reality because I am frequently frustrated by academics writing about an issue they…
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In reading Massimo Citro’s The basic code of the universe I found a basis for appreciating the relationship between the ‘void’ that appears absent of matter and matter than has mass and therefore exists in time and space. The distinction between the void that gives life to matter is of particular interest, and even more the concept of ‘field’…
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Having joined this group I was surprised that there were no discussions, other than a request for book recommendations, so I thought I would open up an issue I am working through. It began with reading Massimo Citro’s ‘The basic code of the universe’. As I read it there were so many connections with lived experiences that caused me to…
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