Further to the post included below, regarding the discussion on meditation between Peter Russell and Eckhart Tolle, I found Peter's 'no technique' explanation very similar in how I experienced an extremely strong emotion the other day. Feeling a tremendous surge of anger due to the actions of another person, I suddenly, in the midst of feeling all this emotion, decided to let go of the story, and dive right into the actual feeling of it with no judgement, just observing as it flowed thru my body. It was truly a cathartic experience in that, to my total surprise, this supposedly 'negative' feeling just naturally left my body in a very short period of time, much less than, I'm convinced, would have had I continued to buy into the story, in addition to laying judgement of how I shouldn't be feeling this way. 

This experience was beyond liberating, and I realized that the old adage 'What you resist, persists' is a truly telling statement - one that if sincerely practiced, can have a HUGE impact on our own personal evolutionary development as we traverse through this physical sojourn.

Eckart Tolle and Peter Russell on Meditation

Peter Russell and Eckhart Tolle discuss how meditation should be effortless, an open awareness to the present moment.
 
Online Course - http://www.peterrussell.com/Meditation
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IADC® Therapy with Dr. Allan L. Botkin, Psy.D.

"Psychotherapists today are consistently helping grieving people experience a reconnection with someone who has passed away, resulting in healing deep sadness associated with grief. The method of inducing this experience, called “induced after-death communication” or IADC^®, was discovered in 1995 by Dr. Allan L. Botkin, Psy.D." Continue Here

Sir Ken Robinson: Do Schools Kill Creativity?

A Brilliant TedTalks Presentation by Sir Ken Robinson

The Wild and The Knowing: Wildlife of a Powerful Nature

"Internationally-Recognized Artist Bernadette McCormack's current series of work is inspired by Canada's wildlife, a subject she had not broached before. She has recently been exploring the world of animals and enjoying the challenge of rendering wildlife in her distinct style, honoring the creatures that walk our earth with their unique wisdom and ever-lasting strength."

See more of Bernadette's stunning artwork at: www.bernadettemccormack.com

 

BIOS URN

"How would you like to grow into a tree after you die?

This is a Bios Urn, a completely biodegradable urn that contains a single tree seed. When planted, the tree seed is nourished by and absorbs the nutrients from the ashes. The urn itself is made from coconut shell and contains compacted peat and cellulose. The ashes are mixed with this, and the seed placed inside. You can even choose which type of tree you'd like to grow!

So which would you prefer; leaving behind a tree or a tombstone?"

Credit to: I Fucking Love Science Page

Enlightenment: Is Science Ready to Take it Seriously?

"...the very real spiritual transformation at the heart of mysticism is about to explode into the secular mainstream, and the consequences may just revolutionize our scientific understanding of the mind."

From Psychology Tomorrow Magazine.com - By Jeff Warren

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SCIENTISTS INVESTIGATE WATER MEMORY

"New research from the Aerospace Institute of the University of Stuttgart in Germany supports the theory that water has a memory—a claim that could change our whole way of looking at the world." Continue Reading Here

From OasisHD Channel - Youtube

Changing Our Cells By Thought

Dr. Bruce Lipton talks about changing our cells by thought. A renaissance in Cell Biology now provides the cutting edge science - real science - to prove how holistic health therapies work.

WHY BAD SCIENCE IS LIKE BAD RELIGION

Dr. Rupert Sheldrake - Biologist & Author

"In both religion and science, some people are dishonest, exploitative, incompetent and exhibit other human failings. My concern here is with the bigger picture.

I have been a scientist for more than 40 years, having studied at Cambridge and Harvard. I researched and taught at Cambridge University, was a research fellow of the Royal Society, and have more than 80 publications in peer-reviewed journals. I am strongly pro-science. But I am more and more convinced that that the spirit of free inquiry is being repressed within the scientific community by fear-based conformity. Institutional science is being crippled by dogmas and taboos. Increasingly expensive research is yielding diminishing returns."

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