Making It All Click
November 2008 
Today's Thought (Paul Von Ward's Our Solarian Legacy)
Bryan
Paul Von Ward's Our Solarian Legacy:
Paul Von Ward's Objectives:
Without recourse to psychic readings, hypnotic regression, or spirit guidance, a scientific case can be made for reincarnation. Thousands of proposed past-life connections can be more logically explained by a natural psychoplasm that transmits info-energetic patterns from one life to another than by any other theory.
Research suggests that our physical features and the ways we think, react emotionally to life, interact with others, and choose our vocations may be influenced by the experiences of one or more humans who lived in the past. If reincarnation is real for the Dalai Lama or other famous people, it is equally likely that you and all other humans are reincarnations of a psycho-physical genome that has evolved from the experiences of many lives. Even if you do not know what they were, you can find their footprints in the person you are today.
Goal: To develop an understanding of the research concepts and evidence that now make possible natural explanations for the traditional idea of reincarnation. Learning Objectives: * Recognize assumptions in historical concepts of soul reincarnation. * Review scientific evidence pointing to natural explanations for "past-lives". * Assess the level of confidence one can place in specific past-life matches.
Stay Tuned to Making It All Click for an interesting discussion with Paul and me on how we embrace and celebrate Our Solarian Legacy, by acknowledging our roots in earth and consciousness from stars.... Podcast date: 03/03/08
Here are some questions I will ask Paul:
1. Paul, in your introduction you describe humans with physical roots in earth and consciousness from the stars. Why do you feel it is important to address our identity from this perspective?
2. From your own personal experience within the military you observe that independent thinkers are at a disadvantage in excelling within an institutional setting. Is the scenario always a disadvantage?
3. Why do you think it important we take on a non-homocentric perspective?
4. In a section of the book you speak of Animating Consciousness. Why do you feel it is difficult for scientists to address the impact that being aware has on the behavior of matter and consciousness itself? What are we missing out on in terms of the complete experience, when we do not ‘animate consciousness'?
5. When you discuss building blocks of energy and matter you expound on particles, anti-particles and the subtle energy of ergs from thought holding it all together. Are we any closer in measuring the impact that brain wave activity has on matter and that we are all psychokinetic?
6. In the topic of subtle energy you speak of an intermediate phase, which is a transitory continuum between matter and virtual fields. We still ask the question: Which comes first: the chicken or the egg? Which do you feel predominates our reality fields: the patterns, which reflect and reinforce intent or the cause-effect mentality? Are intent and cause-effect mutually exclusive components of reality?
7. When we speak of human cellular DNA today, are we limiting DNA's complete expression through the paradigm of cause and effect? Is cause-effect a condition based in fear? Is karma an aspect of cause and effect, which has out lasted its usefulness from a spiritual or philosophical standpoint?
8. What would you consider the best technologic approach in preventing earth's collision with a comet and vice versa?
9. In your opinion, how much of global warming is attributed to cause and effect through man's actions versus what is considered the natural course of planet earth's own evolutionary path? Based on your book, what should we learn from this scenario?
10. Regarding evolution, what is the next best theory to consider other than random genetic mutation, adaptation, and survival of the fittest?
12. What do you feel is responsible for most our prehistoric anthropologic misinformation: ineffective scientific methods, dogma and ignorance, fear, or homo-centrism?
Click here to see who else is coming on Making It All Click! Stay Tuned, all! Podcast date: 03/03/08
Access: Public
intriguing! I will stay tuned…
…I've read Solarian Legasy also…good take on our little *project* here…
Yes, and he's a cool guy! He's finished another book, and I will interview him on that one later on!
Lady and Gentleman, I just posted my conversation with Paul, which he and I co-created just yesterday. Hopefully, there is some content wherein you find useful as food for thought.
B.