Tom Butler 
The author of a recent parapsychological research paper reported monitoring research subjects’ brain activity during Psi tests to see if there were any changes. This made me question if the author had any experience with students of psychic and mediumship training. Based on my experience as a frequent student of Psi-related classes, our normal perception … Read more
A second theory I often turn to for support of the Implicit Cosmology is Rupert Sheldrake’s Hypothesis of Formative Causation. The process of an organism’s cell dividing into a particular kind of cell (skin , bone, blood) is known as morphogenesis. The mechanism controlling morphogenesis remains unclear despite the many theories designed to explain the … Read more
Full essay is ay Two-Mind Solution to the Survival Hypothesis (Opinion 18) I have found it useful to model a person as an immortal self entangled with a human in an avatar relationship. As shown in the Life Field Anatomy Diagram above, the Intelligent Core Represents the attractor that binds the functional areas of the … Read more
From my experience, it seems Facebook is more a “show and tell” forum and not a forum for communicating ideas. The missing dynamic seems to be individual’s engagement. Here, I want to highlight the way being engaged furthers personal progression and helps grow a cooperative community. One of the recommendations I offered for Seekers in … Read more
We are trapped between two paradigms concerning the nature of reality. Behind us is the Physicalist point of view that consciousness is an emergent quality of biological brain. Before us is the growing realization that reality is consciousness. For those of us who accept the evidence that we actually are spirit having a human experience, … Read more
Our worldview determines the nature of experiences. Like a database, our worldview is populated with instincts, cultural training and memory. Accepting that we are spiritual beings having a human experience, our worldview also contains previously acquired understanding. It has been my experience that our human’s survival instincts tend to dominate how we interact with our … Read more