Towards A Science Of Life As Creative Organisms ~ Norm Hirst June 1, 2008

Read Norm Hirsts paper published in Cosmos and History: The Journal of Natural and Social Philosophy  Click Here
See Editors Summary ~ Arran Gare's Description Of Placement, What Is Life? ~ Click Here
 

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What is Life-itself?   Bio-energy fields (living matrix) forming and creating as organism that creates societies of organisms all living and acting by coherence principles in oneness (inter-related and sensing connection to the whole) only now being discovered, in the past 20 years. (see paper on history of discovery)

You and I are organisms (see life-itself organism characteristics ) living in larger organism all functioning both autonomously and connected. The mystery and magic of love becomes evident in this emergent paradigm. (see old and new paradigm characterisitcs)

The recent discoveries in laboratories around the world have rendered scientific materialism, reductionism and the mechanistic thinking from the industrial age and beyond totally inadequate to account for what is now known about life. See paper on What is Life; Towards Science of Life as Organism.

Evidence of this emerging paradigm is everywhere, yet you need to know what to look for.   Living Company – De Geus,  Golden Sufi Center – Vaughan Lee,    (see organism epi-organizing principles)
 

Inspiration

"The functions of our identity require love and loving. Being ourselves is the only way we can be and yet, our society has structured itself in such a way that makes it difficult to feel the love that is our very nature; it breathes, forms, and creates us. By being turned outward towards that which is merely tangible, we have become stuck in false measurement, unknowable capricious rules; we have collectively and individually become lost to ourselves. Love is always operative within us and yet we can't feel it or know it except in those fleeting moments of being in nature, with animals, a moment of heart felt sharing or an aesthetic moment experienced in the arts. Loving draws us to oneness. Loving draws us home to ourselves as living beings." ~ Skye Hirst, PhD