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"Reconsidering Genetics" with Bruce Lipton (part 1 of 4)
Bruce Lipton is a fast-paced dynamic speaker who makes cellular biological topics fun! In this four part series, Bruce talks about DNA, protein, cell structure and how you can change your physiology with thought.
- Audio Lectures
- 2000-05-19
- 00:29:14
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"Reconsidering Genetics" with Bruce Lipton (part 2 of 4)
Bruce Lipton is a fast-paced dynamic speaker who makes cellular biological topics fun! In this four part series, Bruce talks about DNA, protein, cell structure and how you can change your physiology with thought.
- Audio Lectures
- 2000-05-19
- 00:40:01
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"Reconsidering Genetics" with Bruce Lipton (part 3 of 4)
Bruce Lipton is a fast-paced dynamic speaker who makes cellular biological topics fun! In this four part series, Bruce talks about DNA, protein, cell structure and how you can change your physiology with thought.
- Audio Lectures
- 2000-05-19
- 00:40:45
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"Reconsidering Genetics" with Bruce Lipton (part 4 of 4)
Bruce Lipton is a fast-paced dynamic speaker who makes cellular biological topics fun! In this four part series, Bruce talks about DNA, protein, cell structure and how you can change your physiology with thought.
- Audio Lectures
- 2000-05-19
- 00:10:14
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Intention Downloads Interview: Rupert Sheldrake
Biologist and author Rupert Sheldrake discusses intention as it relates to all living organisms in this discussion with IONS' Senior Scientist Dean Radin. Rupert's morphogenesis theory implies that intention is not a unique trait of human consciousness, but an essential part of the nature of life in all biological systems.
- Audio Interviews
- 2006-06-01
- 00:22:22
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Essential Shifts Interview: Elisabet Sahtouris
In this talk, Elisabet draws inspiration from the extraordinary designs provided by nature showing how we can live more lightly and sustainable. She sees abundant evidence for us transitioning from a primarily competitive and egocentric era, which is typical of young populations of any species, into an era in which we learn to cooperate and communicate as one global family.
- Audio Interviews
- 2006-04-10
- 00:25:06
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Life comes from Life
Proteins are what you get when you string amino acids together, and we need a lot of them. No one really knows, but there may be as many as a ... -
Absent-Minded Science, Part VII: What Is Life?
Is life something that, like obscenity, we know when we see it? This intuitive approach may be good enough for many people, but science seeks definitions in order to get a better handle on the phenomena being studied.
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Morphic Fields and Morphic Resonance
Morphic fields underlie the organization of proteins, cells, crystals, plants, animals, brains, and minds. They help to explain habits, memories, instincts, telepathy, and the sense of direction. They have an inherent memory and imply that many of the so-called laws of nature are more like habits. This is, of course, a controversial hypothesis.
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Biomedical Research Needs a Paradigm Shift
After many years of increasing investment and diminishing returns, the question we must begin to ask ourselves is, Are we using the right paradigm? Given the experimentally verified validity of quantum mechanics, I believe it’s time to seriously consider the implications for biomedical research.
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The Noetic Imperative and the Myths of Science
Our brains have been conditioned by scientific myths that, in the face of new information, are outliving their usefulness. The new story being told says that everything is interconnected and that, consciously or not, humans are directly influencing their evolution.
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Twin Telepathy and the Illusion of Separation
Evidence of remarkable synchronicities and communications between twins continues to confound conventional research into human consciousness.
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Absent-Minded Science, Part VI: On Natural Selection and the Universal Eros
This essay continues my extended critique of “absent-minded science” – the tendency in modern science to ignore, intentionally or through oversight, the role of mind in nature. I want to be clear up front that I am not a supporter of Intelligent Design or any religiously-motivated critique of natural selection. Rather, I approach these very difficult problems primarily from the point of view of a hard-nosed philosopher and scientist trying to make sense of it all – and finding that many mainstream approaches could be significantly improved.
- Collective Intelligence
- Inner Wisdom
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Darwin’s Unfinished Business: The Self-Organizing Intelligence of Nature
There is an intelligence in evolution, argues Powell, but it has more to do with natural intelligence than some divinely inspired intent—the intrinsic capacity in all of life to absorb information, solve problems, and literally make sense of things.
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The Nature Principle: Reconnecting with Life in a Virtual Age
Instead of “take two aspirin and call me in the morning,” Louv, who coined the term “nature deficit disorder,” advocates a simpler prescription for well being: make meaningful contact with the natural world. The science is backing him up.
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Here’s looking at You
Here’s looking at YOU An alternative exploration of the ascension process written by David and Yvonne Brittain ASCENSION SUPPORT TEAM Self-Teaching Tools http://www.ascensionsupportteam.com Although I’m ... -
Orchids and Dandelions: The Emerging Science of Emotional Sensitivity
People are sensitive—some more apparently so than others—and how those sensitivities affect one's health is becoming a topic of increased scientific scrutiny.