Science

Who’s in Charge? (Part I)

(Let me say at the outset of this article that it may touch a little on the technical and even if you have zero interest in neuroscience or quantum physics I encourage you to skip easily over any part that befuddles or bores you and read this article to its conclusion. The implications are staggering!) I just finished reading a fascinating book by neuroscientist Michael S. Gazzaniga called, Who’s in Charge?: Free Will and the Science of the Brain. Gazzaniga...

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Where Have All the Children Gone?

I taught a workshop in Hamburg, Germany last weekend on relationships. I made the point that before we can love another we must first love our self. The deepest expression of self-love is when we become aware of our Eufeeling. Once we become aware of Eufeeling however we still have to work within the relationship have to work within the relationship to make it “fit” with our partner. This requires attention to a number of areas but to make it...

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Newton Is Not Dead – He’s Just Resting

It has been almost a century since the counterintuitive principles of quantum mechanics befuddled and then shocked the physics community. Even the fathers of this “new science” could not believe what they had created. Neils Bohr, a founding father and driving force behind this strange new science said, “Anyone who is not shocked by the quantum theory has not understood it.” Werner Heisenberg, most noted for his uncertainty principle, told us, “… here the foundations of physics have started moving;...

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