The Loretto Chapel at sunrise from my room
There were over forty speakers at the conference, some presenting hard-core science research and some providing experiential sessions including drumming and hypnotic regression/progression. The schedule did not allow me to attend every lecture but I did get to quite a few.
William Tiller showed us some of his research into measuring intention. His goal is to prove to mainstream science that intention can be measured and should be included in any model of the physical world. It’s fascinating to see physics equations that include terms for spirit, emotion, and consciousness! mass = energy = consciousness (information)
Konstantin Korotkov explained that our concept of how we perceive our world is not totally complete. He has worked with a group that trains young people to see without the use of their eyes. He showed us photos of teenagers reading books while blindfolded! The underlying concept being that we perceive with our brain, not with our sensory organs.
Richard Moss gave us a model for being in the now and in balance with ourselves and others. If we live in the future we are likely to be worried and anxious to the point that we are missing the experience of now. If we are spending too much awareness in the past we are limiting our now by restraining it in terms of what we have already experienced. If we are too much centered on ourselves we can become self absorbed and begin to see others as objects. On the opposite end of that spectrum, we can loose ourselves in subservience to others, becoming a follower and not living our own path Next > 1 2 3 4
