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Monday, 09 November 2009 |
Skye Hirst, PhD – Autognomics Institute –Changing the Conversation of What is Life?
For Inner Tapestry
It is common today for us to hear the question, where is the meaning to
life? To experience meaning our living natures require a connection to
more than the day-to-day realities of the physical world, a narrow
focus on the bottom line, fragmented, isolated facts/statistics/details
etc. It requires an embracement, an embodied experiencing of our
living reality as it relates to something more spiritual in nature.
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Thursday, 10 September 2009 |
Changing the worldview and conversation of what is life?
As Norm and I focus on how the Consciousness is shifting daily, we
recognize the need for having Conversations That Matter that can help
in understanding the changing worldview of what is life – a living
vision of ourselves as living organisms, functioning with awareness of
epi-organizing laws, connected to other living organisms, all made from
the same bio-energy matrix of life-itself. It seems particularly
relevant to the conversations about health and health care that are so
loud with politicized rhetoric, and which leave out what really
matters...health, aliveness.
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Thursday, 10 September 2009 |
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We think of movement as meaning change. There are many kinds of change:
physical, spiritual, intellectual and social. There are movements in
the sense of organizations trying to cause change. Today it seems
change is pervasive. Everything is changing. Even common sense beliefs
are being abandoned. For example, can a living entity (you and me,
cells, molecules etc.) burn water? Well, of course it has been thought
not to be possible. But it is now known that they can and do; so
routinely that they don’t even know it. Just about every day I see
another long held belief come into question. Confusion reigns!
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Tuesday, 28 April 2009 |
The times, they are a changing. Windows of possibilities are opening in
how we live, work and die. We see a kind of fork in the roads being
traveled today as we make this paradigm shift. Machine ways that have
dominated for so long are losing their appeal as we learn how they have
subjugated living energy to ideas of control, separation, isolation and
fear. Many are sensing that the machine-ways have had control long
enough.
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Monday, 16 March 2009 |
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It is February 24. The publication deadline for this article is
February 25. This is my first day back at my computer after being ill
and in and out of hospitals for the past 8 weeks. I cannot begin to
write all that I would like to write.
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Wednesday, 05 November 2008 |
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The deeper issues were what won in this election; that of compassion
for one another, united we stand...
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Monday, 13 October 2008 |
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Election time. Decisions to be made for the next 4 years and beyond. Elections create an atmosphere that can bring out the worst or the best in us as a nation of diverse organisms. Competition to win has typically been driven by positions and strategies that will negate or destroy the opposition. It's not usually a time we lighten-up. However that might be just what is called for.
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Friday, 10 October 2008 |
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CAMDEN, ME – October, 2008 – Norm Hirst, co-founder of the Camden, New
York/Maine-based Autognomics Institute, will have an article published
in the next issue of the scholarly journal, Cosmos and History, about
dramatic changes in the way scientists and philosophers view the nature
of life.
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Wednesday, 08 October 2008 |
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A quiet revolution is occurring. There is something beginning in the
fields of philosophy, mathematics, and the sciences, which holds the
potential to transform the nature and function of science and
mathematics-- and the very foundations of human inquiry and discovery,
from physics and biology, to medicine and the social sciences.
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Friday, 10 October 2008 |
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According to Hirst, "The fundamental revolution will occur in logic."
The logics that will provide a new formal foundation for the coming
sciences will not rely upon consistency. "These new logics," says
Hirst, "unlike the old ones, will allow for time, change, novelty, and
even paradox as basic features in the process dynamics of nature.
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