The Seeker’s Way

Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial- Alike 3.0 Unported License Roman chariot image from publicdomainvectors.org/en/free-clipart/Roman-chariot-image/57989.html Abstract In the context of this paper, seekers are people who have the sense of being more than their physical body and who make a conscious effort to understand what that means. Seekers often describe themselves as a spiritual being having a physical … Read more

Discourse 7: Two-Mind Solution to the Survival Hypothesis

publicdomainvectors.org Seeking 101 Abstract The Survival Hypothesis holds that the mind aspect of who we are continues after bodily death. The two contending versions are the survival of memory is commonly referred to as the Super-Psi Hypothesis. What I think of as the Strict Survival Hypothesis holds that our mind continues to exist after bodily … Read more

Discourse 6: Contemporary Pioneers

Seeking 101 The NSAC defines Spiritualism as “the Science, Philosophy and Religion of continuous life, based upon the demonstrated fact of communication, by means of Mediumship, with those who live in the Spirit World.” Of course, the “religion” part is the community of likeminded folk coming together in mutual support. The philosophy is mainly focused … Read more

Quora – Becoming Spiritually in Tune

I enjoy answering questions on Quora. Some of my responses have been compiled into a book. All can be read at https://www.quora.com/profile/Tom-Butler-79. This answer offers a brief overview of how I think conscious seeking might work. As always, I appreciate your comments and suggestions. Consider commenting here, using the “Contact” link at the bottom of … Read more

Discourse 5: Spiritual Anatomy

Seeking 101 This essay is intended to explain the essence of our spiritual anatomy. The assumptions used here are based on current mainstream and parapsychological science and lessons learned from transcommunication (mediumship and instrumental). Who we are: A person is an immortal personality entangled with a human avatar during this lifetime. Progression is moderated by … Read more