Tom Butler 
Implicit Cosmology Abstract The Trans-survival Hypothesis is concerned with the relationship of personalities to physical bodies, transition, the nature of the greater reality and the mechanisms of trans-etheric influence. A person is seen as a physical body and an etheric personality entangled in a symbiotic relationship with the physical body functioning as an avatar for … Read more
Also see: The Hermes Concepts Metaphysical View of John 14 The Razor’s Edge – Katha Upanishad The One Thing Christmas is for Compassion According to the Bible, Jesus spoke of himself as a person who embodied three aspects of the teacher. That is: He taught a path or way of knowledge that would lead to … Read more
Abstract for Clarity of Communications This essay focuses on some of the factors controlling the clarity of communication with others. The idea is that there are different ways of learning and that personal agendas shape what is said and how it is understood. Five speaker-listener characteristics are described in detail and their implications are addressed. The … Read more
Winter picture from Logo: Sharing – composite based on pixabay.com/images/search/user:geralt/ January is a good time to stand back and consider what we are doing, where we are trying to go and whether or not we are on a path that is right for us. I begin with a discussion about the implications of the Winter … Read more
Abstract You may know this subject as spiritual healing. Perhaps a more progressive term is energy healing, but if you really want to be technically correct, I believe “biofield therapy” is the term becoming popular in parapsychology. In their essence, the various modalities of healing involve the expression of a practitioner’s (the healer) intention to … Read more
Introduction to How We Think Current understanding of how we think is shedding important light on how we might seek to improve ourselves, our psi functioning and our relationship with the community. As it turns out, the body-centric perspective of I think I am this is simply not supported by current research. New thought is … Read more