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"The Origin, Persistence, and Failings of HIV/AIDS Theory" with Henry Bauer
Dr. Henry Bauer and host Dean Radin engage in an interesting discussion about scientific practices and the difficulty of changing commonly accepted assumptions. Dr. Bauer's latest book The Origin, Persistence and Failings of HIV/AIDS Theory challenges the hypothesis that HIV causes AIDS.
- Audio Teleseminars
- 2007-06-20
- 01:08:25
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Swami Beyondananda One Minute Shift | The Upwising Begins
In this entertaining one-minute animation, you'll learn from an enlightening Master how to regrow the garden of our planet from the grassroots up.
- Video Shorts
- 00:01:33
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The Genie in Your Genes
Epigenetic Medicine and the New Biology of Intention
Your genes don't control your health or happiness outcomes; in fact many of the choices you make turn genes on or off. Author Dawson Church applies the insights of the new field of Epigenetics (epi=above, i.e. control above the level of the gene) to healing.
- Publications Books
- April 15, 2009
- 395 pages
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Essential Shifts Interview: Dean Radin
In the view of IONS Senior Scientist Dean Radin, we’re in the midst of an epochal transition from a world steeped in fear and hysteria to one that’s, well, a bit less fearful and hysterical. This insightful and entertaining interview focuses on the shift from a mechanistic model of science to one based on quantum interconnection, drawing upon the latest research on the effects of minds on other minds, as well as the environment.
- Audio Interviews
- 2006-05-15
- 00:21:21
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Essential Shifts Interview: Don Beck
Spiral Dynamics Integral provides a powerful, multi-leveled mapping of culture, values, and consciousness. In this interview, the leading practitioner of this work, Don Beck, shares his insights about how we can more effectively meet different cultures with solutions appropriate to their "memetic codes."
- Audio Interviews
- 2006-05-15
- 00:34:48
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Rebecca Costa
Rebecca Costa is a sociobiologist whose unique expertise is to spot and explain emerging trends in relationship to human evolution, global markets, and new technologies with an emphasis on such growing concerns as global warming, pandemic viruses, terrorism, nuclear proliferation, and failing public education.
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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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The Watchman’s Rattle: Thinking Our Way Out of Extinction
How well do we understand our physiological limitations, our biological predispositions, and the remnants of prehistoric drives and instincts? Do we take prophylactic measures to deal with them? Or do we set aside the principles of evolution and continue to repeat an unconscious pattern of complexity and collapse?
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East Meets West on Evolution’s Border
The official theme of the third annual Science and Nonduality conference was “On the Edge of Time,” but the unofficial narrative was about time running out on the flat-earth paradigms of our day: the world works like a machine, consciousness follows matter, our lives are essentially meaningless, we are in this thing alone.
- Collective Intelligence
- Global Shift
- Worldview
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Whole-Systems Transformation from the Inside Out
In this excerpt from the Institute of Noetic Sciences’ recent teleseminar series, “Shifting Paradigms,” Monica Sharma, former physician and United Nations program director and now international leadership development consultant, explains that the most reliable method for changing outdated institutions is to go to the source – each person's latent capacity for leadership and meaningful action.
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Archetypes of the Cloud: Adventures in Cyberspace
Intentionally or not, our nervous systems are being externalized into a borderless world of entanglement. The promise is as great as the peril, and our consciousness must shift to safely navigate this new frontier.
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Crisis and Spiritual Awakening
Only by facing our shadow and acknowledging the role of consciousness will we find the keys to unlocking our potential and bringing wisdom to the challenges we face—personally as well as collectively.