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February 2019 Volume 1 Issue 5

Astronomer

Stefan Schwager Weighs In on Killer Comets,

Dark Matter and

Alien Lifeforms

Lynn K. Russell Is Our Consciousness Entangled

Tony Damian "Finding The

Alchemist Within“

Time Travel; A Silly Pardox or

a True Possibility

Max Planck Institute

for Extraterrestrial

Physics; Astronomers are

Observing the Immediate

Environment of a

Gravitational Giant

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In This Edition

4. Calendar

5. Publisher‘s Letter

6. Contributors

9. “Death Finds a Way or Mud“

by Professor William John Murray

11. The Twighlight of Time-Travel (part I)

14. “Did Life Started From Outer Space?”

Stefan Schwager weighs in.

20. "Finding The Alchemist Within“

Chapter IV - The Intuitive Healer, by Tony Damian

25. “Is there Legal Proof for the Existence of God?”

by Joseph B.H. McMillan

27. "The Universe Knows What’s Best"

by Chad Wilson

32. The Twighlight of Time-Travel (part II)

34. The Spirituality of Science; Is Our Consciousness

Entangled? by Lynn Kathleen Russell

38. At the Edge of A Galactic Black Hole with MPE

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eoxyribonucleic acid better known under

the name DNA is a well-known term since

the twisted-ladder structure was discovered in

1953 by James Watson and Francis Crick. But

where did this building-block come from? How

does it function and how did it created us?

Four billion years ago there was no DNA. It is

widely believed that our DNA/protein based cells

are derived from an earlier world based on RNA,

which can both replicate information and be a

catalyst for chemical or metabolic processes. In

the pre-biotic era, self-assembling RNA was both

the genetic and catalytic basis. Then, for ap-

proximately 500 million years, there were only

RNA-based organisms. Primitive life could exist

in hostile surroundings, with extreme heat, acid-

ity, or with no oxygen or even light. Latest find-

ings show this life-form descends deep within

the crust of our planet, and perhaps others. It

seems life is not so fragile after all, but hearty

and robust. The womb of our Universe is fertile,

rather than hostile to life.

These days’ scientists have some of the biochemi-

cal answers...today they can look even deeper

into biophysics and its models.

It has being proposed by some scientists that

DNA functions in a way that correlates with

holographic projection. DNA projects a blueprint

for the organism that is translated from the elec-

tro-dynamic to the molecular level whereby re-

search strongly suggests DNA functions as a bio-

computer. This DNA-wave bio-computer reads

and writes a genetic code and forms holographic

pre-images of its bio-structures. Could we state,

with some caution, that we are more fundamen-

tally electromagnetic, rather than chemical be-

ings? Or should we imagine the possibility life

may have come from the fertile womb of the Uni-

verse to Earth as a tiny hitchhiking alien, using

a meteor as a spacecraft?

Pre-Socratic Greek philosopher Anaxagorus was

the first who proposed the theory that the seeds

of life are spread throughout the universe.

A science for discovering the foundations of life

Panspermia alleges that life exists and is distrib-

uted uniformly through the universe in the form

of amino acids, microbes, germs, and spores. If life

arose extraterrestrially, our planet is not a closed-

system by definition and a biological Big Bang is

not a theory what should be swept underneath

the carpet that quickly.

One current theory has emerged from astrobiol-

ogy, ÃƒÆ’Ã‚Â¢ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¡Ã‚Â¬“ This theory is

thought of having the prospect to support a bio-

logical Big Bang and being a plausible candidate

to share an evolutionary timeline with the well-

known concept that life arose on Earth in a

“primordial soup.” However, the fossil evidence

shows life took root on Earth as soon as possible,

once the heavy bombardment period subsided, the

planet cooled and water formed. Volcanic gasses

and space debris made it inhospitable to life for

the first half a billion years of planetary exis-

tence. But this “seed of life” can travel between

worlds by natural means, such as ballistic impact,

meteorites, and comets. Intergalactic space may

be permeated with cosmic dust and microbes. Evi-

dence shows they could survive the hard-core ra-

diation and the near-absolute cold of deep space.

Some researchers believe these “seeds” of life are

still raining down on us all the time, affirming

our cosmic ancestry.

Still, it is not known how RNA arose in the first

place. Perhaps it arose from some simpler self-

replicating molecule. The evolutionary path from

the RNA world led to the most primitive organ-

isms, prokaryotes (bacteria and archaea) and eu-

karyotes (single-celled organisms).

For the time being, the twisted staircase of DNA

is explored in the realms of molecular biology and

biochemistry. Based on opening this world of bio-

logical organization, we can conjecture what mys-

teries an even deeper look at the functional basis

of living matter might reveal. This is the domain

of biophysics, a realm for both particle and wave

interactions, fields.

A Galactic or a Biological Big Bang?


Publishers Letter

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Stefan Schwager (Riesa, Germany) Mr. Schwager is sins 2005 the director of a private astronomical association of

people with common interests in exploring the composition of the universe. Be-

sides meeting several European astronauts he runs the observatory, which of-

fers lectures, observations and a permanent exhibition, Stefan is also committed

to the local politics whereby he always sees the time to teach children about

space stations, the mysteries of the Universe.

www.sternenfreunde-riesa.de

Joseph B.H. McMillan (Britain, UK)

Joseph McMillan is the author of; A ‘Final Theory’ of God, Escaping Britain‘

and Freedom v. A Tyranny of Rights. Born and brought up in South Africa of

Scottish parents, he attended Rhodes University where he read for a Bachelor

of Commerce degree in Economics, Law and Accountancy. After a year trave-

ling through Europe, the Middle East and Africa Joseph returned to Britain in

2013 to continue his legal studies at Leeds University where he graduated with

a Bachelor of Laws in 1985. www.josephbhmcmillan.com

Contributors

Lynn Kathleen Russell ( Lethbridge, Alberta) Lynn is the mother of 3, and worked for 28 years as a family counselor. As she

got the chance to the research of 2500 near-death experiences for Dr. Jeffery

Long the spiritual knowledge coming back inspired her to write the book, 'THE

WONDER OF YOU' which is covering a very wide range of experiences, inclu-

ding her own, Lynn took her 20 year experience in workshops one step further

and developed two more; "The Spirituality of Science" and "Near-Death and

Beyond" in where she uses science to show participants the magnificent spiritu-

al beings we are. www.amazon.com

Tony Damian (Central Florida) As e.g. a Master/Teacher of Usui Shiki Ryoho Traditional and Angelic Reiki,

Tony has experience in Ancient Tribal and Indigenous healing practices since

1985. His career history spans many different fields until that came to abrupt

end in 1982 with a freak, near fatal accident what forced Tony to became his

own health-care provider. www.thepowerofweee.com

Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial

Physics (Garching, Germany) The research areas of MPE range from the physics and chemistry of stars

and the interstellar matter, to exotic objects such as neutron stars and black

holes, to nearby and far galaxies and cosmology. In their research, the scien-

tists use mainly experimental methods and observe the cosmos across more

than twelve orders of magnitude in the electromagnetic spectrum.

www.mpe.mpg.de/2169/en


Maria Anna van Driel (Germany) Maria Anna is an Investigative Journalist, Columnist, Radio Correspondent and

Theoretical Physicist having an MA in ancient Alchemy and a BA in Metaphy-

sics. Her interest includes among others Mythology, Medieval and (pre) Egypti-

an Symbolism, Quantum-, Optical-, Particle-, and Astroparticle Physics. Being

the founder and owner of The Next Truth Magazine, Maria Anna finds always

the time to write new articles while having a nice chat with her (future) contri-

butors. www.nexttruth.com


William John Murray (UK) Physics professor and Ph.D. Bill Murray is an Edinburgh-born researcher. His invol-

vement at CERN includes understanding the interactions and properties of the

Higgs boson using the ATLAS detector at the LHC. He also searches for new physics,

especially dark matter. Dr. Murray was the ATLAS Higgs convener from 2009 until

2011, physics coordinator from 2012 until 2014, and was right in the center of the

Higgs discovery in July 2012. Most of his career, Dr. Murray was a researcher at

RAL, in Oxfordshire and in 2013 became a professor at Warwick University, where

he now teaches half time. A physics degree also lead Dr. Bill Murray to a Ph.D. posi-

tion in Cambridge on the OPAL experiment at CERN. www.delphiwww.cern.ch

Chad Wilson (Knoxville, Tennessee) Chad is a freelance writer, the publisher of Paranormal Underground magazine

and co-producer of Paranormal Underground Radio. His interest in the paranor-

mal led to the creation of www.ParanormalUnderground.net. Chad has investiga-

ted with East Tennessee Paranormal Research Society and counts Waverly Hills

Sanatorium, the Villisca Axe Murder House, Bobby Mackey’s Music World, the

Queen Mary, Queen Anne Hotel, Hotel Alex Johnson, and private residences

among his investigations. www.paranormalunderground.net


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Death Finds a Way or Mud Chapter 4; Andrew

n Thursday morning Juan was waiting out-

side the Chiqui at 8:30. Elly nodded to him

and climbed into the back of the police car for the

journey to the mortuary. As they wound across

the city streets he pointed out the sights to her,

clearly keen to impress her. To make conversati-

on, Elly asked: “Juan, your English is excellent.

Did you learn it here?” “Ah no. You know, things

are difficult in Spain right now - especially for

young people. It is not easy to find work. Last

year I worked in a bar in England, and learned

English in the mornings. But I was applying to

the Cuerpo Nacional de

Policia at the same time.

And now, as you see, I was

lucky. ” “Oh, I see. Well

congratulations. Where in

England were you?”

“Oxford. I worked at a pub

called The Trout, beside

the Thames. It was very

pleasant, never rowdy.”

“Yes, I know it. We went

there for my birthday a

couple of months ago.

What a coincidence!”

“Well, yes. But I think I

was asked to liase with

you partly because of my English.” With that he

turned the car through a grey gateway and par-

ked in front of a brick building.

Together they walked in to security, where Juan

spoke with one of the men there. Soon he lead

them into a cold room, whose far wall was an ar-

ray of what looked like small cupboard doors.

One second from the floor was unlocked, and the

two men pulled out a metal shelf with a body on

it, covered with a white smock. The identification

itself turned out to be surprisingly painless. She

had always put him on a pedestal, not perhaps

though of him as a person. He was a larger than

life figure she had been in awe of since she began

to understand his work, and though they had

spent spent time together, it was never very

much.

Now he lay on his back, his hair better brushed

than normal, his genius silenced. Unquestionably

him. She stared for a long time, before suddenly

remembering the mortuary officer and Juan.

“Yes, that is my father” and then added “May I

touch him?” After their silent approval, she stret-

ched out her fingers to his brow, and felt how cold

he was. Somehow, at that moment, his death felt

real.

“Thank you”, she said through clenched teeth,

and then began to sob. “Thank you, thank you

all. Please, leave me a mi-

nute” They withdrew, and

in a way being along with

him gave her strength.

“Dad, I will understand

what happened. And

whoever did this, they

will not get away with it.”

She withdrew her finger,

and his head lolled side-

ways, exposing traces of

dried blood matted into

the hair at the back of his

skull. “Juan?” she called,

and he bustled back in.

“where did this come from?” “Ah, it’s not unusual.

He fell into the sea, this we know. Perhaps he hit

his head on the jetty? That would not be surpri-

sing. Could he swim?” “Yes, well, he didn’t swim

often, but...” “Then if he had not hit his head, its

unlikely he would have drowned. There is a laun-

ching ramp going down to the water, just near

where he was found. And there are ladders on

the harbour wall.” Juan did not say that a man

would have to be very drunk to miss them. “Yes,

I suppose so” Elly said. “But how do we know

where he fell in? The tide could have carried him

a long way.” “Well, in fact the tide was just star-

ting to ebb when he was found in the morning.

He would only have drifted a little. He could have

fallen in slightly further inland, perhaps at the

‘Centro Botin’, just along the road. “I see you

have been investigating.” “That is my job.


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By William John Murray

Next month; Chapter 5, The Rubicón


You should know: his blood had a very high level

of alcohol in it. He was not sober when he died. In

my opinion the case is clear. A man who we know

was drinking for several hours went down to the

sea - maybe he lost his way, maybe he just wan-

ted to look at the view. He slipped, and hit his

head. This is it.” “But, how could he hit the back

of his head falling in? Isn’t that strange?” “Not

really. A body can twist in many ways.

Maybe there was wood floating in the water? I

understand you are distressed, of course. But so-

metimes there is really no-one to blame but the

victim.” “Yes, and it certainly makes for an easier

report, doesn’t it? Enough, I want to go now.” “We

have some paperwork to attend to Señorita. It

will not take long.”

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By Maria Anna van Driel, NextTruth.com

n the beginning there was only darkness and

then…BANG! …an endless expanding of the

existence of time, space, and matter. Everyday

new discoveries are unlocking the mysterious,

mind blowing and dangerous secrets of a place

we call … THE UNIVERSE. Then, in 1905, Al-

bert Einstein published his theory of Relativity

what makes time-travel an open question.

And today we are convinced being truly familiar

with the modern way of communication. But

have you ever asked yourself the question of

how we become to know whatever it is we know?

How it is a supercomputer we call ‘our brain’,

could even extend outside the realm of everyday

reality by gaining this information and altering

it mathematically in an understandable concept

for us to form an image with sometimes a crazy

form of density? Information what had the

chance to devolve into a controlled and synthetic

form creating quantum holograms! I bet you

never did, I bet you just accepted this most com-

plex form of transmitting information as an un-

complicated short distance language.

But did it ever occur to you that this informa-

tion, hitting the neurons in your brain, (light-by-

light scattering) could have come from a far

more remote place? Hearing the word ‘remote’

you probably assume that it is speaking of enor-

mous distances like miles, kilometers or even as

big as lightyears but remote in this can also oc-

cur in a subatomic scale.

A Ph.D. from the CERN explains; “We are creat-

ing high energy densities by colliding protons

which are similar to the very early universe.

Therefore the cosmologists are interested in the

results because they get now points of physics

results for a moment they cannot observe by look-

ing in the stars. The cosmologists have additional

points of the universe depending on the energy of

the collisions and from that they can exploited

the history and the models they have for the de-

velopments of the cosmos. This is very interest-

ing because here the smallest scales and the lar-

ger scales, meet. And this is, in my point of view,

so interesting about physics because it has to

cover the veriest small scales up to the largest

scales.”

Now if we listen to the 56 minute YouTube ver-

sion of a lecture from Apollo Astronaut and foun-

der of the Institute of Noetic Sciences - Edgar

Mitchell ‘Quantum Holograms and remote view-

ing’, it will give us an even better understanding

about this crazy form of absorbing information on

smaller scales and how it is possible for your

brain to communicate with for instance a drop of

blood or a strain of hair.

One of the secrets in this are standing waves bet-

ter known by many as nothing is happening at

all. Skipping the data and complex mathematical

equations in e.g. PCAR, it appears the brain may

be using these crazy fields to communicate with-

out synaptic transmissions, gap junctions or

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a clear image of what is behind the near distor-

tion, a still wave is necessary for you to see it.

But what if we are talking about an object that is

that remote you have no possibility of seeing it at

all, meaning on a subatomic scale.

Well, you have to create an immense high energy

what is not so easy to create with the natural-

weak and unstable brainwaves. It is also not

enough to have energy to spread out over a large

region; it has to be concentrated in a specific and

small region. (Think of e.g.

remote viewing in where you

aim your energy on one par-

ticular object, person or

situation) High concentrated

energy like this has also the

capability to create sponta-

neously new particles…and

as some of you know, energy

can create mass. (Similar

effects in creating new parti-

cles, we see at the CERN

during some collisions)

Now what IF you could use

this kind of Standing Wave

to create bigger time-tunnels

(wormholes) and build a

bridge for information to travel through space by

increasing the frequency of that wave (or waves)

in which the node-points are starting to become

visible and touch eat other. A point in where no

time and no energy as we know it, exist … does

this sound familiar to you? To most people this

will sound like ‘The Hereafter’ in where the en-

ergy of the soul has lost track of time as well as

the perspectives of space. To me it sounds like

Einstein-æther theory, which is a generally co-

variant modification of general relativity which

describes a space time endowed with both a met-

ric and a unit time-like vector field.

So there is a possibility of traveling through time

only not in a manner you thought it would be!

Using sound waves, or in this case almost unde-

tectable points in standing waves which can cre-

ate a crazy place in where time and space, as we

understand it, do not exist

anymore, gives us a possible opportunity to open

a cosmic connection to remote places by bending

the ‘arrow of time’.

diffusion. An example; somewhere in your 3 &

4D surrounding there is an object shining like a

bright light but you can’t see it clear due a misty

cloud swirling in front of the object. Think of this

mist as a vibration creating a distortion in the

visible spectrum.

This is how the majority of the world population

is looking into the world … they know it’s there

but can’t see it clear. Unfortunately this also cre-

ates an effect of some people mocking others due

their personal rejection of

scientific proven behaviors

and reactions of e.g. parti-

cles and waves carrying in-

formation as it is demon-

strated in hyper-

entanglement. (A term in

Quantum Physics for slicing

up and entangle each pho-

ton pair into multiple di-

mensions allowing each pho-

ton pair to carry much more

data.)

Experiencing any effect in

this natural phenomenon

like for instance knowing

something you could not

have known, is not you being or getting crazy,

your build-in supercomputer is, like radar if you

like, communicating more clearly with its sur-

roundings.

When both waves, from the brain and the bright

object, are interfering they form still waves for

you to see through the mist what makes the

light of the object hitting you as clear as can be.

Even it was thought by science as a big no-no for

over 75 years, this effect is real and happening!

The eerie part in this is, these particles involved

in high-energy interactions, can defiantly inter-

act with a biological system such as that of a hu-

man…faint but still. Most of these interactions

are happening through electromagnetism, espe-

cially at low energies. (Human Energy Field or

Aura)

Now as I said earlier, the brain has the possibil-

ity to transmit a wave what is similar, but in the

opposite, to the one coming from behind that

misty cloud creating a distortion in the visible

spectrum. Now think of the following…creating

“The transmission of information, in

Hyper-entanglement, creates holographic

images when the nodes of a charged

standing wave contain vacuum due

magnetism.”

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Stefan Schwager; “The observatory

Riesa has a variety in scientists who

discuss their broad view in theories in

order to find out what is new in the

universe.”

Riesa Germany rebuilt. And when you look be-

hind you, there stood a school building which

was 13 meters high and on the roof of this build-

ing stood this observatory. Then, in 2013, the

school building was demolished and we, as an

association, have carefully taken it from the roof,

transported it and rebuilt it.

Q: The observatory we see here is, compar-

ing to others, a small one… just out of curi-

osity, is there any research space beneath

it?

Mr. Schwager: I am sorry to disappoint you

but, no, it is exactly what we see here. We know

it is small but it is really expansive to expand

and to build lager spaces for instance ex-

hibitions or to hold meetings. That kind of

Panspermia: Did Life Started From Outer Space?

Astronomer Stefan Schwager Weighs In.

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By Maria Anna van Driel

he exact origin of life remains an unfathom-

able mystery; however, this does not mean

that it will always remain so. Did life on Earth

arise as a result of some type of chemical reac-

tion, perhaps in the form of a ready-made unit of

cells from outer-space? After speaking with sev-

eral scientists who are directly and indirectly

connected to the European Organization for Nu-

clear Research (known as CERN) in Genève,

Switzerland, my search for the origin of the Uni-

verse and mankind continued on, leading me to

an observatory in Riesa, Germany.

This journey allowed me to take a deep dive into

the depths of Universe with astronomy — a natu-

ral science that studies celestial objects and phe-

nomena whereby mathematics, physics, and

chemistry is applied in an effort to explain the

origin of those objects and phenomena and their

evolution.

To go in-depth, I spoke with Stefan Schwager,

director of the Riesa observatory since 2005. He

has also led an astrology club for those interested

in exploring the composition of the Universe. In

addition to meeting several European astronauts,

he runs the observatory, which offers lectures,

observations, and a permanent exhibition. Plus,

he is committed to teaching children about space

stations and the mysteries of the Universe.

Continue reading to find out more about the ob-

servatory and Stefan’s personal thoughts about

life from outer-space.

www.sternenfreunde-riesa.de

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Q: We are standing in front of Riesa’s obser-

vatory, can you tell us a little bit about its

history?

Mr. Schwager: We are looking at an old school

observatory which was used for teaching the stu-

dents about Astronomy and, in 1969, here in

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money is unfortunately not present at the mo-

ment. Maybe in the next two till three decades

we can realize this dream to build e.g. the dome

higher. While walking up to the entrance of the

observatory, Mr. Schwager explains; “The tele-

scope we will see inside is only for 22 years in ser-

vice with us while the association already exists

for 49 years.”

Q: So next year the observatory association

of Riesa will celebrate its fifty years of exis-

tence…

Mr. Schwager: Yes we are! 18th of June 2019 we

will have a great party. And after that we are

thinking of purchasing a new telescope or maybe

we will have the luck that

someone is feeling generous

and donates us a new tele-

scope. One that is a little

bit bigger so we can grow

technological and offer

every interested visitor

more of the beauty of our

universe.

Q: You say to grow tech-

nologically does that

mean that students from

the area are also using

the observatory for their

scientific researches in Astronomy or Astro-

particle physics?

Mr. Schwager: Yes they do, Mr. Schwager says

with pride, but also students who are studying

scientific topics that have close interfaces with

Astronomy as well as students who are studying

Physics or Astronomy specifically are visiting us.

Q: This observatory is thus, by students, a

well-known place to bring their scientific

researches. Are there also researches con-

ducted here by scientists from outside the

association?

Mr. Schwager: Many different experts are com-

ing together here which is important for the de-

velopment of the theories they bring. Some of our

members are studying physics or have already

graduated in physics but also chemists and biolo-

gists are a member of our association. One of our

members, Mr. Schwager continues, occasionally

goes to the CERN, this through his study and

work.

Q: The CERN? We visited this institute last

year where we have learned that open-

minded scientists are not as rare as is be-

ing thought. Still, in the field of scientific

research it is common to rely on numbers.

What is your opinion when critical think-

ing for instance is applied to modern sci-

ence?

Mr. Schwager: Well I have to say that when we

observe or start to deal with certain ideas, some-

thing is happening in the mind. You go into con-

versation about the composition of the universe

for instance and suddenly someone from the area

of physics or biology makes a comment what fits

the theme and takes the conversation to that of

one containing varied

thoughts in where every

theory in this area is per-

missible. Sometimes, Mr.

Schwager continues, we talk

with school classes in the

scope of these out-of-the-box

themes.

And maybe there are among

these children who, in the

near future, want to con-

tinue to study or to work in

this area and we have had

the possibility to make a

starting point here at our observatory, Mr.

Schwager says with a proud smile.

Q: That is really exiting to hear that new

theories concerning the universe and its

origin are being born when experts are

meeting here in Riesa. What about the

comet that have wiped out the dinosaurs, is

that also a discussed topic by the members

of the observatory association?

Mr. Schwager: Yes, it is often discussed and

not only by our members also with the children

who are visiting us.

They really love dinosaurs.

We regularly get the question, “Wasn’t there an

asteroid which plunged on the Earth and wiped

out the dinosaurs?”

Q: What is it that you tell these young

children about this violent event from

the past?

THROUGH THE

ISS STATION, WE

KNOW THAT

MICROBES CAN

SURVIVE IN

VACUUM.


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Mr. Schwager: We always start to explain about

the meteors, the starling, when speaking about

meteors, and then tell them that it is completely

normal that rocks from outer space are entering

our atmosphere and land on the surface of the

Earth.

Q: Do you think that this comet was the only

events what brought a distortion in the evo-

lution in the Jurassic era?

Mr. Schwager: No, I think it was not only the

comet that has changed life that abrupt back

then. Perhaps there where

several events during that

time that had led to the ex-

tinction of many life forms like

the dinosaurs.

Q: Is there any change for

life forms to survive such a

catastrophic event?

Mr. Schwager: A rough

woodlouse, a spider or a cock-

roach maybe because they

quickly get used to a new envi-

ronment but bigger life

forms…? Well, that is very

unlikely but not impossible.

Q: What is it that life on

Earth will experience

when this would happen

today?

Mr. Schwager: When we are talking about an

asteroid or comet having a cross-section of 10 kilo-

meter, we are talking about a global killer. The

disasters that are spread in successive events

when a rock of such a size hits the Earth's sur-

face, will lead to every life form, in bigger

amounts, being inferior to this. We would have

earthquakes, floods, fire disasters in the atmos-

phere, which are the premiere events what makes

survival impossible.

When this would happen today, 90% of the life

forms which are known to us would not survive

this.

Q: Do you think that there will be a slight

change for the human species to survive

even it would contain 1% of the global popu-

lation?

Mr. Schwager: I think this would be unlikely

because we do not have the right adaptabilities

to survive this kind of natural violence. You can

compare it to when internet is being taken away

or a mobile phone…most people will be over-

whelmed and do not know what to do anymore.

Q: AH yes, I know that feeling when inter-

net suddenly disappears from underneath

your keyboard. It gives you the feeling of

going berserk, while gazing at the screen

of your laptop, yelling “Internet has flat

lined… somebody… do

something!” It seems that

right in that moment, the

whole world is being

swallowed by a gigantic

black hole. Speaking of

black holes, I heard once

the term of ‘galactic vac-

uum cleaners’ during a

conversation. What are

black holes exactly?

Mr. Schwager: Black holes

in general are a theory and

have emerged somewhere on

the basis of observation and

consultation whereby is been

concluded that there ‘must’

be an object in the universe

which have these qualities

and those objects we call

Black Holes.

Q: As nature allows its existence, it is

probably possible?

Mr. Schwager: Correct. The actual visual proof

is made by for instance the Hubble Telescope

whereby recordings have been made in where

effects can be seen of for example ‘jet streams’.

And when telescopes came closer to the center of

the Milky Way, it had captured some

‘movements’ of which people said; “There must

be something!”

Q: You mean at a thermal level?

Mr. Schwager: Correct.

Q: When you use the word it is ‘dark mate-

rial’ I have to think about ‘Dark Matter’.

Searching the net a little bit,


Astronomer Stefan Schwager is the

director of the observatory in Riesa,

Germany.

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I ended up with a theory of my own which

concerns the sterile Neutrino and Tachyon.

The sterile Neutrino is, so is being said,

empty but what if this emptiness is just a

vibration that high or low, today’s detectors

cannot detect it. Do you think that a Neu-

trino flavor as Neutrino-Tachyon has the

possibility to be Dark Matter due the unde-

tectable vibration of yet to be proven

Tachyon?

Mr. Schwager: Every theory and or thoughts

concerning this topic is welcome because we

know too little about what it actually consists of.

All over the world people are trying to proof the

existence of Dark Matter as well as to detect it.

But to take it out from the world of theories and

bring it into the world of existence, is still a core-

problem at the moment where researchers are

currently working on. So yes, it is acceptable to

think in this direction and to implement very

possible theory when it concerns for instance

Dark Matter. But one has to look at the results of

measurements and observations which support

or reject the theory.

Q: Do you Mr. Schwager; think that we will

ever find the proof of the existence of Dark

Matter?

Mr. Schwager: Science is in a very innovative

and fruitful period when we look at with the

research but if we can ever prove it today’s tech-

nological instruments…? That is probably some-

thing nobody knows.

Q: Standing her inside the observatory next

to the telescope, I cannot help wondering of

what your deepest wish would be to find in

the universe using this telescope?

Mr. Schwager: Well I think, to speak of coinci-

dences...we are observing the moon and actually

see a space-ship taking off what lands an hour

later on the Earth and we where the first who

had the opportunity to report it.

Q: Well THAT will be big, BIG news and

prove that alien life-forms do exist in a

manner as we humans. Is this also a topic

that is being discussed in Riesa's observa-

tory association?

Mr. Schwager: Yes, that is something that is

strongly being discussed by our members but also

with the school children who are visiting us. They

come to us and say; ‘ALIENS!’ which is a big

theme for them. We start this interesting theme

with explaining them that our planet has life-

forms everywhere. We can find steady bacterial

life in the coldest and hottest places but also deep

down in the Earth…in the deepest water chan-

nels as these life-forms can be found in the high-

est atmospheres.


Q: But that is here on Earth, what about the

rough environment of the universe. Do

these bacteria have a change to survive out

there?

Mr. Schwager: Through the ISS space station,

we know that even in vacuum microbes can sur-

vive. And that is unbelievable, that life is capa-

ble such extreme environments.

Q: What you are saying is that it is not ruled

out that life on Earth as we know it today

had the change to evolve due Panspermia.

Mr. Schwager: Correct, Panspermia is often

merged when people speak about evolution. We

know for instance that over many millennia many

life-forms have lived on our planet, in many dif-

ferent forms. And when you look at the moon of

Jupiter, Europa having a thick ice shield and a

suspected ocean underneath it and perhaps life is

evolving parallel to us beneath this thick shield of

ice.

Q: Are other planets or moons which have

an influential role in this … um, well,

spreading life?

Mr. Schwager: yes, Mars for instance is known

as potential life carrier whereas the moon of Sat-

urn, Titan has an atmosphere that was very close

to ours 3.5 million years ago. And that alone

makes it possible in our solar system that there is

a small change of bacteria, or maybe more highly

evolved life-forms such as plants or mosses from

other planets, have existed here when the Earth

was still young. Maybe even small animals but we

have not found it yet .

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The Riesa observatory was built in 1969 as a school

observatory. It was one of approximately 300 school

and public observatories in the former German

Democratic Republic.


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-You must pray and work hard and long to get

anything you want or need.

-There are others less fortunate; therefore, you

are not worthy of asking for anything.

-You do not “fit in” unless you dress like everyone

else, listen to the same music, or wear your hair

like your peers.

-It is impossible to heal yourself. You must have

insurance, belong to groups, and visit doctors for

every ache and pain.

-You know nothing unless you have a paper

hanging on the wall with your name on it saying

you do.

-There is a higher power watching and judging

your every thought, movement, word, and deed.

-You will be punished if you do not follow all of

these rules put before you.

No wonder we don’t fundamentally believe

in the power of manifestation; it was drilled

into our heads that it’s not possible. Manifesting

your desires, whether they be for prosperity,

health, or happiness is the power of thought.


„Finding The Alchemist Within“

Chapter IV - The Intuitive Healer

by Tony Damian, www.thepowerofweee.com

eing the Silent Observer.

The Alchemist Within is beyond your mind,

beyond human form, beyond your conscious

awareness; it is the awareness of being aware,

the true “being” from the world of the formless

that is behind everything in the world of form. By

this, I mean being aware of your soul, unattached

to the human form.

“Finding the Alchemist Within” means realizing

the true self. Not as a human living a lifetime,

but rather a consciousness, a light being experi-

encing a human existence.

“Finding the Alchemist Within” means traveling

outside the boundaries of what is normal, to the

realm of pure potentiality. By this, I mean ac-

cepting that anything and everything is possible.

Human conditioning is contrary to this mindset.

From the earliest ages, we are taught such things

as: Magic is not real.

-You cannot wish things into existence.

B

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-spirit where the body itself contains the chak-

ras that create the aura and that differ from one

to the next.

I have found that conventional medicine will

throw drugs and therapy at symptoms without

ever considering the root cause of the illness.

Symptomatic diagnosis and treatment never

cures anything; it only prolongs the problem by

hiding it. It becomes a crap shoot, sometimes

they get lucky, and most times they create new

symptoms with drug interactions and side-

effects. When you trust what you feel in the en-

ergy signature of another, you are unlocking the

root causes even without ever knowing what

they are. More times than not, the cause is NOT

where the pain, discomfort or stress is.

However, for healing a long-term stress or pain,

we must peel back the layers like an onion to

reveal and heal the root cause buried deep be-

neath all the symptoms.

SOMETHING TO CONSIDER ABOUT

STRESS: With a chronic condition such as long-

term pain, anxiety, or any disease, we also have

to look at the stress it causes on each of the

planes: physical, emotional, and psychological.

Every cause for stress creates a new layer to

this onion. For instance, every size larger or

smaller you are from your ideal size is another

layer of STRESS that got you there. Every job

that you did not leave the way you would have

wanted is another layer of STRESS. Every rela-

tionship that did not end the way you wanted it

to is another layer of STRESS. Every time you

obsess over an issue creates yet another layer to

this onion.

What I am driving at here is the reason “quick-

fix-remedies” do not work. You cannot get to the

center of the onion without removing each layer.

Stress has threads that tie all of them to each

other, so it is a process to unravel and deal with

each as a separate entity. This is why people

can remain under psychiatric care for what

seems like a very long time; consider how long it

took to get to where they needed this help to be-

gin with.

Complementary Alternative Medicine is no dif-

ferent. However, as an energy worker or even as

a massage therapist, I do not want to know the

sad story that brought you to me.

The mind has to be free to conjure the image of the

desire, without doubt, without remorse, and with-

out guilt of retribution. How is that possible when

we carry with us the teachings of the ages that say

you shall not? It is all about your mindset.

Once you free yourself by opening your heart and

mind to the endless possibilities that the Universe

can help you manifest, finding the Alchemist or

the Healer within becomes second nature.

How do I find the Alchemist within me?

Finding the Alchemist is walking in the ways of

the Alchemist. Alchemists, Sages, Wizards, and

Shamans are all beings of nature. By this, I mean

they accept what is, without judgment and with-

out attachment. A shamanic connection to nature

is beyond our human two-eye vision; it is the third

eye. This trusts the quiet part of your soul, a sense

of just knowing.

To Find the Alchemist Within is a Journey

into yourself. This Journey has many paths that

will challenge what you believe, what you per-

ceive, and what you keep or leave. In conjuring the

Alchemist Within, you must first quiet your mind,

silence your emotions, and step away from your

own feelings to tune in and sensitize to the sur-

rounding energies using insight (intuition). In-

sight is a clear sense of inner knowing, an inher-

ent perception that what you sense…is what is.

An example of this within Energy Work is

“Scanning,” a technique where we get an intuitive

feel through our hands for the overall state of

health of one’s aura. We can then focus in on areas

that fluctuate from the “average impression,”

through heat or cold, or changes in vibration qual-

ity and amplitude, and then direct this energy to

where it is needed until we sense balance.

Whether the issues are physical, psychological,

emotional, or spiritual is of no concern.

Balance can be achieved without ever know-

ing what the reason for imbalance ever was.

What this does is set apart what conventional

medicine would say and what the body or, more

accurately, what the body’s energy is telling us.

This vibe is an energy signature; you can also

place your hand over someone else’s and get a first

impression or overall energy signature from this

secondary chakra. The reason for this is that the

limbs emanate the energy of the overall body-mind

-spirit where the body itself contains the chakras


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In fact, I would rather not know where it hurts

because the pain won’t be the first layer, or the

root cause; it will be the symptom of the day.

This is where intuitive healing from a practitio-

ner of any healing art does his/her best work.

Ida Rolf, world-renown master Body Worker

said, “Where it is, it isn't,” referring to where

the pain is felt and where the origin of the

trauma is. The body will send out messages to

us when it is uncomfortable or in pain. If we do

not get the message, i.e., do something about it,

the body will resort to other tactics. In body-

work, we learn that this is referred to as “the

law of symmetry.” Say

the pain is in the left

shoulder and ignored.

The body will transfer

that pain to the oppo-

site side. If we still do

nothing, then the pain

may appear on the

other half of the body

or in the weakest area.

This is the "law of gen-

eralization.” When the

law of generalization

is in effect, you will

see someone leaving

the doctor’s office with

this diagnosis: “There

is nothing on the MRI

or X-ray in the area

you say is causing you great pain. It’s all in your

head.”

This is because the problem is not in that area

at all…so look at the opposite or reflective side.

For example, what becomes chronic in the hips

over time appears in the shoulders and vice

versa. In Bodywork, we also refer to “agonist/

antagonist” muscles, or muscles that oppose

each other to do a specific movement. One mus-

cle may be in agony, but it is the opposing mus-

cle that may be the antagonist.

A big problem with the way the system works

today is that any person can have as many as 3

to 5 doctors all prescribing different medications

without consideration to drug interactions. This

may seem to be a harsh statement, but it is

merely scratching the surface of health-care is-

sues found today.

It amazed me to find eight different people,

all over 60, each being treated for no less than

four illnesses, like stress, anxiety, diabetes, high

cholesterol, high blood pressure, thyroid, pain…

and at least two of the various drugs they were on

were to treat symptoms created by the interac-

tions of drugs they were given together.

Doctors are not pharmacists, and most do not ac-

tually know the interactions of the drugs they are

prescribing but merely the symptomatic relief

they give via their PDRs.

It boggles my mind to see any pharmacy giving

out numerous prescriptions without checking for

interactions first. I have

also seen a few with

more than 10 interac-

tions occurring and some

of them red-flagged for

being lethal. How does

this happen, and why?

There has to be better

control from the medical

community.

I found a solution, and it

is through self-intuitive

energy work, “Finding

the Alchemist Within,”

and trusting the Healer

within us all. You need

only two things to self-

heal…knowing you can

and trusting that you can!

I am not knocking modern medicine, not at all. It

is sometimes necessary to bring in the profession-

als when surgery is the only option, or when life-

threatening conditions occur. It is more the every-

day stuff, most of which can be controlled by diet,

exercise, and a healthier mindset. Our society has

become so lazy that we waste the doctor’s time

and energy with nonsense we can certainly take

care of ourselves by being proactive and preventa-

tive rather than reactive.

Consider this: not only can you feel the fluctua-

tion in the energy and determine the plane that is

affected, you can also tie it to the chakra that

governs bodily functions and organs in that area

to determine the affected system.

These fluctuations within the chakras or planes

determine where it all stems from…the root

cause.


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If you are not into being an investigative sort

then you can also just leave it all to intuition,

and just know that what you are doing is the

right action at the right time. We can do this

noninvasively, non-obtrusively, and with no in-

teractions with any other treatments or thera-

pies…all through energy.

Being an LMT, Body Worker, and Energy

Worker, I also see the importance of massage,

the moving of focused energy and manipulating

body tissues to put the body into a mode of

change that brings on homeostasis (balance)

and well-being.

“Energy” can neither be created nor destroyed.

The amount of energy in the universe is finite

and recyclable. Energy can only be moved from

one place to another or manipulated and focused

into greater or lesser amounts.

Everything that has life, growth, or movement

has energy. Even the vast apparent emptiness

of space is energy that has not manifested into

matter.

Science now believes that what we consider to

be empty-space, the things we cannot see, might

actually be “dark matter,” the glue that holds

everything in the Universe together. All things

that we can see, from the microscopic to the

mega astral, from the smallest molecule to

stars, are made of energy or “light matter”!

If all the energy that exists everywhere, both

“light matter” and “dark matter,” were one col-

lective, it would be like comparing existence to a

swimming pool full of water. The pool would be

the entire Universe, and the water would be the

collective of all energy everywhere.

Every time a star is born, it would be like a

large bucket of water was moved from the pool

to a container floating in the pool. All life forms,

or anything that has life or energy, would be in-

dividual little containers filled from this pool of

energy and floating in it. Planets, people, ani-

mals, and so on. When any of these lives cease,

its container would be emptied back into the

pool.

The experience of each lifetime enriches the

knowledge and wisdom of the pool or Universal

energy.

The full collective of all this energy, in my opin-

ion, is what God is. Therefore, we are all part of

this pool of energy, gods and goddesses in one as-

pect or another.

This is what “Universal Unconditional Love” is:

knowing we are always a part of the universe and

the universe is always a part of us, uncondition-

ally… no matter what… we are all made from and

connected by this “Universal Unconditional Love

Energy.” This also means that each generation

from this pool is that much more evolved, know-

ledgeable, and enlightened.

So that’s why my kids are smarter than me!

We manifest and co-create our life experiences

with God/Universal Energy. Puts a different per-

spective on those that claim they are “in touch”

with the ancients. It's all a matter of connecting

to and accessing the field of information that is

the Universe...both past experiences and present

ones.

So as the members on the top of the food chain (on

this planet anyway), we should respect and share

all there is with all of Earth’s inhabitants. This is

why the Shamans, Native Americans, and so

many other “earth bound” cultures and belief sys-

tems look to animal totems for guidance and

strength. Animals do not have a “free will” that

we do, but they do have the survival knowledge

and animal instincts to coexist with everything

else, something that we lack. We can learn a lot

from animals, especially when it comes to things

like health, stress management, and good daily

habits.

The Universe is a perfect balance of equal oppo-

sites existing harmoniously, yin and yang. The

balance of nature goes in all directions. Down to

the atomic and molecular levels, the elements

bond together to make all the things we know in

our lives. They work in harmony to divide, repli-

cate, grow, and create.

The circle of life is a beautiful dance performed by

trillions and trillions of entities, from the micro-

scopic to the gigantic, every second of every day.

Even the different ecosystems and food chains of

Earth share a perfect coexistence through de-

pendent and independent ingrained behaviors.

What I realized quite a long time ago is that this

had to be true throughout the Universe.


and not knowing what to do or what might hap-

pen next. This is the time to surrender to the Uni-

verse or God and just let go…because now, the

Universe can put into your view what you actu-

ally need, not what you think you need. To me,

the truth is that we’ve lost sight of what God,

Spirit, or Universal Energy really is, so we find

difficulty in relating our needs to the source.

Why am I even going here with all this?

What does this have to do with healing?

Simply because, to accept the workings of the

Universe and the energy that flows throughout it,

we must first have a basis to work from. If we

think that everything we do is predetermined des-

tiny or judged by a higher being that will punish

us for doing or not doing such and such, we will be

less able to accept a concept that hasn’t been

taught to us as a child.

Moreover, if we are to open our minds, hearts,

and souls to the infinite potential of possibilities,

we cannot stymie ourselves on narrow-minded

stuck-in-the-box thinking. When the reality really

is, there is no box.

We have to park our brains at the door, so to

speak, and experience everything that is with the

innocence and newness of an infant. For an infant

exists in the presence of the present moment only,

with no concept of the past or future. They only

know the here and now because time, past or fu-

ture, is only in the mind and is not reality.

Return to Innocence.

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Everything is a piece of the complete picture,

nothing is insignificant, and most all things

have an equal opposite as well, the Yin/Yang

taught by the Tao, i.e., light/dark, hot/cold, posi-

tive/negative, up/down, male/female, hard/soft,

good/bad. The list is endless.

The importance of equal opposites is that they

create relationships and a dependency that sus-

tains life, procreation, coexistence, and perfect

harmonious balances. You can see here why I

am a believer in God and Goddess as a duality

of Deity aspects. It’s that perfect balance of

equal opposites that just makes sense for me.

If you think it works for you, put it on your

plate, if not...go get some cheesecake. That al-

ways makes me feel better about things. But

only put on your plate what appears palatable

to you, things you can digest, so to speak. No

sense piling on the shrimp because it's there if

you’re allergic to shellfish.

The ‘Uncertainty Factor’

Everything happens for a reason, even the bad

stuff. Many times, we will never know why

things happen the way that they do. However,

for every door that closes, two more open up.

Change is always a good thing, even when it

does not seem to make sense. That is usually

when the best “life changes” occur…when it

seems totally wrong.

I call this the “uncertainty factor.” This is when

you are left with nothing, with no place to go


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And that brings us to the first limitation in re-

spect of the evidence. Max Planck, the physicist

who first formulated quantum theory, once noted

that “science cannot solve the ultimate mystery of

nature. And it is because in the last analysis we

ourselves are part of the mystery we are trying to

solve.” But that limitation doesn’t only apply to

science. Religion has the same limitation. As the

Preacher says, “[God] hath set the world in

[man’s] heart, so that no man can find out the

work that God maketh from the beginning to the

end.” And “though a wise man think to know it,

yet shall he not be able to find it.”

That limitation also leads to a second limitation,

which relates to what scientists would claim to

be the conclusive nature of scientific evidence.

That claim is based on the fact that scientific

evidence is evidence verified by experiment. Yet,

that is the limitation, because evidence verified

by experiment comprises only a small proportion

of the evidence on how the physical world func-

tions. The CERN (European Organization for

Nuclear Research) website says this: “Here’s a

sobering fact: The matter we know and that

makes up all stars and galaxies only accounts

for 4% of the content of the universe!” The rest is

dark matter and dark energy. But more limiting

for the scientific evidence is that the 4% scien-

tists do know something about is composed of

sub-atomic particles; and those particles, as we

have seen, are subject to quantum laws. And

most scientists will acknowledge that they still

understand very little about those laws. As

Weinberg says, “I admit to some discomfort in

working all my life in a theoretical framework

that no one fully understands.” And Weinberg

goes on to say that “we really do need to under-

stand quantum mechanics better in quantum cos-

mology, the application of quantum mechanics to

the whole universe, where no outside observer is

even imaginable. … No one today knows even the

rules for applying quantum mechanics in this

context.” The debate regarding the existence of

God falls squarely into this category of evidence.

To invoke as incontrovertible ‘evidence’ for a

claim, facts regarding only some 4% of the issues

in dispute, and then acknowledging that no one

even understands why the 4% works in the way

it does, is to invite a legal motion from those who

argue for the existence of God of “no case to an-

swer.” But that is not the road I go down in this

book, because a lack of evidence by one party

does not in itself prove the claim of another

party. In other words, the fact that science can-

not prove that God does not exist is not evidence

that God does exist.

By the time I had published my second book in

2007, I had already become weary of the relent-

less attacks on the notion of God from certain

scientists, and an ‘intellectual’ clique of atheists

and humanists like Richard Dawkins, AC Gray-

ling, and the late Christopher Hitchens. The ef-

fect of the scientific denial of the existence of

God is best illustrated by Steven Weinberg,

n respect of the evidence for and against God, only the higher stan-

dard of legal proof should apply – that is, beyond a reasonable

doubt. There are two reasons for that. First, without going into the evi-

dence in detail, although I do so in the book, each side of the argument

can quite comfortably meet the standard of proof on a balance of prob-

abilities – because of the unknowns involved. The second reason is that

the issue goes to some very deeply held beliefs that define many peo-

ple’s very existence; and such deeply held convictions should not be un-

dermined by mere speculation or abstract ‘theory’, and certainly not by

what the previous Astronomer Royal and physicist, Sir Martin Rees,

calls a “hunch”. Only the highest standard of proof is appropriate.

The Scientific Philosophy of

the ‘Final Theory’ of God

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Essentially their argument is this: if you reason

in the right way you will agree with us; if you

don’t agree with us, that, in itself, is ‘evidence’

that you have not reasoned in the right way.

Apart from the inconvenient fact that such

‘reasoning’ is simply a claim that there is a su-

preme law that is discoverable by adopting the

correct procedures, in other words, something

similar to religion, they also see as ‘fair game’ for

ridicule, insult and humiliation, anyone who re-

veals themselves to have failed to apply the

‘right’ kind of ‘reasoning’, thus coming to a view

different to theirs. That is the danger of insecu-

rity in those with an authoritarian streak – they

are ‘tyrants’ frustrated by their inability to im-

pose their view on the rest of us.

However, the most delusional aspect of their

‘thinking’ is their belief that

we would all agree with their

view if only we would re-

nounce any notion of God. In

fact, the contrary is the case.

Their view, as exposed in my

review of Grayling’s book The

God Argument (http://

www.freedomvrights.com/

godargument.html), is a view

that the vast majority of peo-

ple would reject whether or

not they believed in God, or

subscribed to any form of re-

ligion. Their view is firmly rooted in the indul-

gence of some of the most primitive human in-

stincts, the sort of instincts we share with ani-

mals. And it doesn’t take a belief in God to reject

the primordial carnality of such a view of

“human reality.” Their view of ‘morality’ is one

that would be certain to provoke strife, discord

and conflict – the very charge they levy against

religion. Nevertheless, it was the incessant

“banging on the table” by this ‘intellectual’ clique

of wannabe ‘tyrants’, and the lofty declarations

from certain scientists, that finally compelled

me to take a closer look at the so-called evidence

that is claimed to provide the compelling ‘proof’

that there is no such thing as God.

I should emphasize, however, that I do not sub-

scribe to any particular religion, so I didn’t ap-

proach the evidence from a subjective, religious

standpoint. Instead, I approached it from a

strictly objective, legal perspective, as I did over

the years in the many legal cases I investigated.

the Nobel Prize-winning physicist, when he pro-

claimed in his book The First Three Minutes that

“the more the universe seems comprehensible, the

more it also seems pointless.” In an attempt to

deflect the criticism his remark attracted,

Weinberg sought to ‘explain’ what he meant in

his next book, Dreams of a Final Theory. There

he makes this remarkable statement: “I did not

mean that science teaches us that the universe is

pointless, but rather that the universe itself sug-

gests no point. I hastened to add that there were

ways that we ourselves could INVENT a point to

our lives, including trying to understand the uni-

verse.”

In other words, in answer to his critics,

Weinberg suggests that we can “invent” some

point to our lives by dedicating ourselves to prov-

ing that there is no point

to life. That sounds more

like ‘a Final Theory of De-

spair’. So far as the

‘intellectual’ clique of hu-

manists and atheists are

concerned, their “cause”,

according to AC Grayling,

is to “invite people to a

truer and healthier view

both of the world and of

the source of what is good

in human life.” That is, a

“truer and healthier view”

than the religious view that only a God can pro-

vide some purpose to life, and only a God can

provide any kind of objective sense of morality

and justice. And, of course, in order to discover

this ‘utopian’ “view” we need look no further

than their ‘superior intellects’, sense of compas-

sion, and their ‘superior’ understanding of

‘tolerance’ and ‘justice’. The “cause” proclaimed

by this ‘intellectual’ clique betrays a disturbing

authoritarian streak. But more pitifully, it also

reveals a deep sense of insecurity; an insecurity

that can only be assuaged by the acknowledge-

ment of others that their “view” of the world is

the only view that provides the “best, most gener-

ous, most sympathetic understanding of human

reality.”

Sad as this combination of insecurity and au-

thoritarian inclination may be, it is also highly

dangerous. That is because the very thing that

they claim to be the source of the world’s prob-

lems, a Supreme Lawmaker as the author of a

Supreme Law, is the very role they aspire to as-

sume for themselves.

“THE FACT THAT SCIENCE CANNOT PROVE THAT

GOD DOES NOT EXIST IS NOT EVIDENCE THAT

GOD DOES EXIST.”


am a strong believer that the Universe will

take care of us if we let it. I am a living tes-

tament to the Universe providing what you

need when you need it. Examples include having

enough food when I was poor, always having a

way to get to work (even if I had to walk, which

I’ve done), and countless other examples of things

falling into place just when I needed them to.

I know it can be hard to trust something you

can’t see, and I still think you have to work hard

to put yourself in a position to receive these

blessings (and I do see them as blessings). A lot

of it has to do with intention and putting your

intentions out there for the Universe to see. But I

think it is more than that. For instance, how

many of us wish to be rich? I’d say probably a lot

of us. So, if intention was all we needed to be

rich, then why aren’t we all millionaires? While

putting out our goals and wishes in the form of

intention is a healthy way to manifest many

things in our lives, I believe that the Universe

gives us what we need, not what we want.

The Universe knows what is best for us for the

paths we’ve chosen in our lives. Our higher

selves have a lot to do with it, of course, as each

higher self orchestrates with other higher selves

to help develop the lesson, or lessons, we need to

learn or impart to others. And then together, as a

soul group, we strive to make it all happen.

And it usually doesn’t make you rich, or famous,

or anything else other than what you were meant

to be in this life. Maybe you are meant to be rich

or famous. If so, then everything will fall into

place as the Universe provides exactly what you

need for each moment.

Do some of us still play the lottery in the hopes of

getting rich? Of course. Do some of us gamble at

casinos thinking we may hit the jackpot? Sure!

Do I secretly hope that I will one day be a mil-

lionaire? Yes! But, is that what I really want, or

even need?

To be rich would be nice, free from the worry of

trying to pay the rent, free from the fear of losing

a job, free from the stress of not being able to pay

medical bills. But, being rich has its own set of

problems. Would I need to manage a staff to han-

dle my assets? Would I stress out about who to

give money to? Would I become bored and lack

purpose if I didn’t have to work a job? The list

goes on.

The bottom line is that money doesn’t equal hap-

piness, and I am glad the Universe is looking out

for me, helping me to live a life of spiritual

growth and discovery. I think that maybe being

monetarily rich could stunt that growth and

maybe even lessen who I am in some way.

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By Chad Wilson, Publisher www.paranormalunderground.net

The Universe Knows What’s Best

I


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The consequence was that the evidence took me

to some unexpected places. I had to re-evaluate

some of my own strongly-held opinions in light of

the evidence. But that is the nature of law. Law-

yers have to leave their personal opinions and

views at the door of the court and go where the

evidence takes them. And that is how I con-

ducted this investigation.

Quantum Physics versus Classical Physics

For those with a detailed understanding of phys-

ics, let me apologize in advance for what may

seem a rather basic summary of these two con-

cepts. However, they are impor-

tant for the discussion that fol-

lows. Since I mostly address the

effects of quantum physics in A

‘Final Theory’ of God, the term

Classical physics is used to in-

clude special and general rela-

tivity; in other words, it com-

prises the laws that apply from

the level of isolated atoms and

molecules through to the cosmic

world of planets, stars and gal-

axies. It is the physics that de-

fines the predictable, determi-

nistic world we see all around

us.

Quantum physics relates to the

behavior of sub-atomic particles

like electrons, photons and

quarks. These particles make up

everything we know as ordinary

matter and, as Weinberg says, scientists study

these fundamental particles because they believe

that by doing so they “will learn something

about the PRINCIPLES that govern everything.”

That is, scientists believe that the behavior of

fundamental particles may lead them to a ‘final

theory of everything.’ The first thing to note

about fundamental particles is that they are not

like tiny grains of sand. They are more like

waves. Scientists call this property of a particle

its wavefunction. The wavefunction determines

that a particle can adopt any one of all probable

states. But the important aspect of this, as ex-

plained by the physicist Brian Greene, is that “a

particle can hang in a state of limbo between

having one or other particular property … and

only when the particle is looked at (measured or

observed) does it randomly commit to one defi-

nite property or another.”

In brief, we could say that there is a two-stage

process that determines the physical universe.

First, particles are ‘free’ to choose from all prob-

able states. Second, only when a particle is ob-

served will it choose one specific state. Many

physicists believe that this is the basis for what

we describe as “free will.” The popular television

physicist, Michio Kaku, describes the effect of

quantum physics by saying that in a “quantum

play, the actors suddenly throw away the script

and act on their own. The puppets cut their

strings. Free will has been established.” That es-

tablishes freedom as a fundamental principle of

physics, or at least quantum

physics. But Kaku says that

“physicists realize that if [they]

could somehow control these prob-

abilities, one could perform feats

indistinguishable from magic.” As

will become apparent, this is an

important element of the argu-

ment in A ‘Final Theory’ of God.

There are also two other aspects

of particle behavior we ought to

note. The first relates to what are

described as delayed-choice ex-

periments. In these experiments,

particles are fired through a beam

splitter at a detector. When the

detector is switched off, the parti-

cles show an interference pattern

demonstrating that they are in a

wave-like mode. However, when

the detector is switched on, the

particles pass through one or other slit on the

splitter and appear as a dot. That means they

are in a particle-like mode because they have

assumed a specific state after being measured

(observed) by the detector. But when this experi-

ment is modified, the behavior of particles be-

comes even more peculiar. If the detector is

switched off after the particle has been emitted,

the particle appears to predict that the detector

will be switched off before it is fired, and adopts

a wave-like state. If the detector is programmed

to randomly switch on and off as particles are

fired at it, the particles always ‘guess’ correctly

whether the detector will be switched on or off

when they arrive. Brian Greene notes that the

particles appear to “have a ‘premonition’ of the

experimental situation they will encounter far-

ther downstream, and act accordingly.” Greene

goes on to say that these experiments


(the continuation of page 26)

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suggest that “a consistent and definite history

becomes manifest only after the future to which it

leads has been fully settled.” That conclusion is

reinforced by further modifications to the experi-

ments in which an erasing device is placed just

in front of the detector which causes the parti-

cles to revert to a different mode. But it also sug-

gests that whatever state a particle adopts by

perceiving what the future environment may be

can be undone at any time before the actual ob-

servation is made. And that is an important as-

pect of these experiments, as we shall see. The

second aspect of particle behavior we should note

relates to what are called Feynman’s “sum over

paths” equations. Richard Feynman, another No-

bel Prize-winning physicist, demonstrated that

although particles are free to choose from all

probable paths, the path

that leads to the Classi-

cal laws of physics is the

most probable path. But

as Kaku notes,

“Feynman showed that

the Newtonian

(Classical) path is sim-

ply the most probable

path, not the only path.”

Particles are still free to

adopt any of the other

paths. seem a rather ba-

sic summary of these

two concepts. However,

they are important for the

discussion that follows. Since I mostly address

the effects of quantum physics in A ‘Final The-

ory’ of God, the term Classical physics is used

to include special and general relativity; in other

words, it comprises the laws that apply from the

level of isolated atoms and molecules through to

the cosmic world of planets, stars and galaxies.

It is the physics that defines the predictable, de-

terministic world we see all around us.

Quantum physics relates to the behavior of sub-

atomic particles like electrons, photons and

quarks. These particles make up everything we

know as ordinary matter and, as Weinberg says,

scientists study these fundamental particles be-

cause they believe that by doing so they “will

learn something about the PRINCIPLES that

govern everything.” That is, scientists believe

that the behavior of fundamental particles may

lead them to a ‘final theory of everything.’

The first thing to note about fundamental

particles is that they are not like tiny grains of

sand. They are more like waves. Scientists call

this property of a particle its wavefunction. The

wavefunction determines that a particle can

adopt any one of all probable states. But the im-

portant aspect of this, as explained by the physi-

cist Brian Greene, is that “a particle can hang in

a state of limbo between having one or other par-

ticular property … and only when the particle is

looked at (measured or observed) does it ran-

domly commit to one definite property or an-

other.” In brief, we could say that there is a two-

stage process that determines the physical uni-

verse.

First, particles are ‘free’ to choose from all prob-

able states. Second, only when a particle is ob-

served will it choose one

specific state. Many physi-

cists believe that this is the

basis for what we describe

as “free will.” The popular

television physicist, Michio

Kaku, describes the effect of

quantum physics by saying

that in a “quantum play,

the actors suddenly throw

away the script and act on

their own. The puppets cut

their strings. Free will has

been established.” That es-

tablishes freedom as a fun-

damental principle of phys-

ics, or at least quantum physics. But Kaku says

that “physicists realize that if [they] could some-

how control these probabilities, one could per-

form feats indistinguishable from magic.” As will

become apparent, this is an important element of

the argument in A ‘Final Theory’ of God. There

are also two other aspects of particle behavior we

ought to note. The first relates to what are de-

scribed as delayed-choice experiments. In these

experiments, particles are fired through a beam

splitter at a detector. When the detector is

switched off, the particles show an interference

pattern demonstrating that they are in a wave-

like mode. However, when the detector is

switched on, the particles pass through one or

other slit on the splitter and appear as a dot.

That means they are in a particle-like mode be-

cause they have assumed a specific state after

being measured (observed) by the detector. But

when this experiment is modified, the behavior

of particles becomes


“PHYSICISTS REALIZE THAT IF [THEY] COULD SOME-HOW CONTROL THESE

PROBABILITIES, ONE COULD PERFORM FEATS

INDISTINGUISHABLE

FROM MAGIC.”

Particles are still free to adopt any of the other

paths. There remains only one further thing to

note about the relationship between quantum

physics and Classical physics – and that is the

question of how the quantum laws morph into

the Classical laws. Scientists still don’t know the

answer to that question, which prompted

Weinberg to suggest that what is needed is a

“quantum-mechanical model” that shows how,

“as a result of repeated interactions of a

[conscious outside observer] with individual sys-

tems, the wave function of the combined system

evolves with certainty to a final wave function, in

which the [conscious outside observer] has be-

come convinced that the probabilities of the indi-

vidual measurements are what are prescribed by

the Copenhagen interpretation.”

Now that may all sound like gobbledygook to non

-scientists, but all it really means is that we

need an explanation of how the uncertainty in-

herent in the quantum laws that apply to funda-

mental particles have brought about the predict-

able, deterministic physical world we see all

around us. And that explanation has to include

an explanation for the necessity for a conscious

outside observer in order to ensure that particles

adopt a particle-like state; but not just any parti-

cle-like state, but the state that brought about

the universe and life as we know it.

And that leads to an evidential problem when we

come to consider the arguments for and against

the existence of God.

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even more peculiar. If the detector is switched off

after the particle has been emitted, the particle

appears to predict that the detector will be

switched off before it is fired, and adopts a wave-

like state. If the detector is programmed to ran-

domly switch on and off as particles are fired at

it, the particles always ‘guess’ correctly whether

the detector will be switched on or off when they

arrive. Brian Greene notes that the particles ap-

pear to “have a ‘premonition’ of the experimental

situation they will encounter farther down-

stream, and act accordingly.” Greene goes on to

say that these experiments suggest that “a con-

sistent and definite history becomes manifest only

after the future to which it leads has been fully

settled.” That conclusion is reinforced by further

modifications to the experiments in which an

erasing device is placed just in front of the detec-

tor which causes the particles to revert to a dif-

ferent mode. But it also suggests that whatever

state a particle adopts by perceiving what the

future environment may be can be undone at

any time before the actual observation is made.

And that is an important aspect of these experi-

ments, as we shall see. The second aspect of par-

ticle behavior we should note relates to what are

called Feynman’s “sum over paths” equations.

Richard Feynman, another Nobel Prize-winning

physicist, demonstrated that although particles

are free to choose from all probable paths, the

path that leads to the Classical laws of physics is

the most probable path. But as Kaku notes,

“Feynman showed that the Newtonian (Classical)

path is simply the most probable path, not the

only path.”



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Some will be skeptic and say this is all crazy talk,

some will say it is plausible while others say it is

a fact, but regardless what you believe, the ef-

fects of a natural phenomenon in transmitting

information like so … can be felt and received!

Warwick’s physics Professor and Ph.D. Bill Mur-

ray explained during an interview I had with him

concerning e.g. project ATLAS, black-holes and

plasma’s; “We know there is much we do not

know, and the discussion

of discovering black ho-

les or even time-tunnels

was not impossible – just

rather unlikely. When

you are pushing beyond

what is known it is right

to be excited. When you

are claiming a discovery

it is right to be cautious.

Our best theory of quan-

tum gravity, string theo-

ry, requires these extra

dimensions, and even

the old general relativity

seems to allow time travel! But it has to be done

responsibly…we should not conjure up an expec-

tation of such things, just a faint possibility.”

Is it really just a faint possibility? What if we

think of the idea the universe transmitting infor-

mation due an effect in hyper entanglement and

using the nodes of a standing wave in order to

create its own survival system in where it

evolves? If so, we can almost say, the universe is

possesses a strange form of intelligence.

One of the most well-known ideas concerning

wormholes (time tunnels) was born around 1935

due Albert Einstein's theories in where he and

his colleague Nathan Rosen realized that the

general theory of relativity allowed the existence

of bridges that could link two different points in

space-time. Theoretically these Einstein-Rosen

bridges, or wormholes, could allow something to

tunnel instantly between great distances but

they are extremely tiny, a so-called space traveler

wouldn’t fit.

During a private conversation with a Ph.D. from

the CERN, concerning time-tunnels;”No they are

not observed here. We have not seen any event

in were big energy has escaped…we are looking

for them of course but haven’t seen them.”

However, time-travel has defiantly a reality

when we look at the Einstein-Rosen Bridge’s,

something what we better understand as e.g. te-

lepathy; a remote mind to mind communication

due aiming high energy, sound- and magnetic

waves in a specific

and small region

what the brain can

receive and translate

into images, words,

and sometimes even

as an emotion. This

natural phenome-

non, which is not

fully understood yet,

is being described as

having no scientific

evidence that this

‘power’ truly exists

and has been labeled

as pseudoscience for a long time…but it is more

fact than it is fiction.

Questions like; how real are these so-called

‘doors’?…Can we truly walk the grounds of what

once was?…What will peer back out of these

dark shadows from the past? Is it possible to cre-

ate a similar effect with brainwaves?, are fre-

quently asked. Well if so, this phenomenon will

have to bear the terms like ‘Visualization’,

‘telepathy’ or ‘remote viewing/sensing/healing’ as

well as transparent ‘ghostly appertains’ can be

projected by an effect in a holographic duality

and strange black shadows due infra-sound as

Vic Tandy discovered.

Many will think of it as science-fiction still time-

travel was already discussed by e.g. Einstein,

Bohr, Tesla, and Schrödinger. This was/is known

as e.g. 'the aether theory' and today explained as

THE HEAVENS in religion, a place in where the

fourth state of matter (plasma), known as 'echo-

plasma' in the paranormal world, rapidly arises

as it is vaporizing.

It is being said by some that thanks to the


"The Twilight of Time-Travel"

(the continuation of page 12)

efforts of literally thousands of scientists, we no

longer have faith in paranormal events. But sci-

ence doesn't explain or debunk neither ones ex-

perience nor ones faith, it helps to understands

how real the unexplained is...and even it is being

a rare phenomenon, it's more real than most peo-

ple think it is.

And for those who are willing to let their imagi-

nation roll, there is a glimmer of hope in at least

one place. It is where space, time and the nature

of existence itself meet inside the biggest and

most complex machine ever created by man.

It is the newest tool used in physics called The

Large Hadron Collider having the role of

studying the frontier of physics. A machine that

is expected to fill in the blanks and maybe one

day will lead us to new laws of physics that will

help us determine if time-travel is at least possi-

ble.

Many physicists working in the projects of the

CERN believe, as can be read in the interview of

Warwick’s physics Professor and Ph.D. Bill

Murray, these understandings, as well as the

answers they need to fill in these blanks, are

right around the corner. On the other hand, it

could be that this problem is in fact harder than

though to be and that human civilization does

not live long enough to figure out how it works.

Now whether one is looking for a scientific expla-

nation concerning time-travel or not, we all

dream about literally walking through time once

in a while. Some prefer to participate in the

daily activities of the residents of Pompeii, some

would like to listen to a speech of Julius Cesar,

and others would like to take a peek into the fu-

ture.

Will we ever use electromagnetic plasma (also

known as electron clouds) as a doorway and con-

nect two distant regions in the universe?

And has the bio-suit of MIT undergone enough

progress to offer a positive result in this?

Will we ever walk the fabrics of time?

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Their extra weight gives them gravity and when

they bunch together they create a gravitational

Higgs field. This pulls the lighter particles to it

and slows them down enough to be used in the

physical universe. Thus, Einstein’s E=MC2

The particles’ strange behavior left scientists

shaking their heads in confusion until along

came David Bohm. He suggested particles acted

as though they were in a hologram. Let’s step

aside for a bit and find out why he said that.

Holograms are three-

dimensional pictures cre-

ated on a large film plate

similar to those used at

the beginning of photog-

raphy. These holo-

graphic film plates have

strange properties. The

image pixels are spread

throughout the film, like

a thin layer of peanut

butter on bread. When

viewed in normal light

they look like the scrambled ‘snow’ on old-

fashioned televisions. A special laser light brings

out the 3D pictures. Because the image is every-

where throughout the film, when holograms are

cut in two, we get smaller, complete likenesses of

the image. The more it’s cut the smaller the

whole images become. Also, more than one holo-

gram picture can be put on the same film plate,

and then, when the light is moved, each is re-

vealed.

Bohm realized particles’ behavior seemed to fol-

low these holographic principles. One particle

was everywhere, can be viewed as two things at

once, can instantly communicate across the uni-

verse, and be experienced in three dimensions.

Bohm’s holographic idea fit.

Not much was done with Bohm’s suggestion un-

til string theory became popular. String theory

suggests that buried deep within every particle

is an infinitesimally small string whose vibra-

tion tells the particle what to become. ,

piritual science, now there’s a contradiction.

Yet, more than ever, that’s exactly what has

been happening. To the chagrin of some scien-

tists, quantum physics is showing us our spiritu-

ality. Still, a growing number of scientists are

open to a spiritual interpretation.

Quantum particles are at the base of every atom.

Nothing exists that doesn’t have these teeny ele-

ments as their foundation. How can that be when

their behavior is so bizarre? They’re shape-

shifters that become both

waves and particles. One of

these tiny bits can simulta-

neously be everywhere

throughout the universe.

A single particle can go in

more than one direction at

the same time and they

can go through solid ob-

jects. When two particles

become linked, like Romeo

and Juliette, they can’t be

separated. Weirder still,

these entangled bits of

matter can instantly communicate across billions

of miles, thus defying Einstein’s law that nothing

can go faster than the speed of light. If you think

that’s strange; scientists were shocked to discover

these itty-bitty elements are simply doing what

they’re told. They read our minds and give us

what we expect.

When not needed, particles become a sea of per-

petual electromagnetic energy flashing between

particles and waves, while winking in and out of

existence. If this activity were visible, it would

look like shimmering, glittering material con-

stantly sparkling throughout space. Scientists tell

us unused particles are in a state of possibilities

and can become anything we need them to be.

When needed particles require help to stop their

perpetual dance and settle down to become a con-

tributing member of society. The Higgs boson

proudly swaggers into the spotlight. They aren't

like other bosons because they weigh more.

The Spirituality of Science;

Is Our Consciousness Entangled

By Lynn K. Russell, www.amazon.com


S

Panpsychism;

The view that consciousness,

mind, or soul is a universal

and primordial feature of all

things.

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This theory fit with all the basic elements except

gravity. No matter how much pushing and shov-

ing they did, gravity stubbornly refused to cooper-

ate. Then Juan Maldacena made a similar sug-

gestion as Bohm and suggested that if the uni-

verse was viewed as a flat hologram, then gravity

smoothly fit in as quantum gravity. Tada…it

worked.

As soon as black holes were found there was a

stampede of scientists anxious to learn about

them. What were they? How did they work? What

good were they? Highly esteemed scientists of all

types got involved. Jacob Bekenstein

Leonard Susskind, Gerrard ‘t Hooft, James Gates,

and Charles Thorn independently astonished eve-

ryone when they concluded the universe actually

was a two-dimensional hologram. And, in an arti-

cle in the online magazine, Space.com, Paul Sut-

ter tells us that further studies have shown that

the universe is flat. Leonard Susskind added that

anything can be squeezed down to eventually be-

come a black hole, thus holographic. This includes

you and me.

Early in his career, Karl H. Pribram, MD, worked

with Dr. Karl Lashley at Yerkes Center for Ani-

mal Studies. In a gruesome experiment, they re-

moved more and more of rats’ brains to see what

functions would be lost. They were shocked to dis-

cover that with only one-quarter of the brain re-

maining, rats still knew how to go through the

maze to get to the food at the end.

Later, Pribram found that those with brain inju-

ries also retrained and reclaim much of the loss

the injury had caused. This drove Pribram

to discover dendrites, fine hair-like fibers

throughout the brain. Thoughts travel down the

axon and fire the synapses, then dendrites take

over and send the knowledge throughout the

brain until all information is everywhere.

Pribram struggled to find a model for the brain

until he realized holograms answered other

questions as well. In this way, the brain continu-

ously translated the vast amount of frequencies

received through the senses and spreads infor-

mation. This model also answered long-standing

neurophysiological questions and working with

people with brain injuries. Plus, the special light

needed for the holographic brain was concentra-

tion. This leads us to — consciousness.

Although consciousness stands beside particles

in our confusion, it’s the most important aspect

of existence. Science does neither know what

consciousness is, nor how to find it. Yet, the bot-

tom line is, all we really have is thought. Numer-

ous tests have been done to no avail until the

last fifteen years. The Global Consciousness Pro-

ject discovered our emotions and conscious

thoughts make a significant impact on the

World’s atmosphere. In the cases of 9/11, reac-

tions began around the world at four o’clock in

the morning, Eastern Time, before the planes

had even left the ground.


He calls this pervasive consciousness Panpsy-

chism. Life is a continuous flow of Conscious be-

ing. After 65 years of studying organized relig-

ions and spirituality, I was fortunate to research

2500 near-death experiences. Most were for Dr.

Jeffery Long’s book, Evidence of the Afterlife. It

was thrilling to gain answers to the deep spiri-

tual questions that were brought back from

death. This information is shared in the second

edition of The Wonder of You: What the Near-

Death Experience Tells You About Yourself. It

will be out next year.

Bottom line, we’re magnificent and don’t realize

it. We’re locked into centuries-old messages. We

desperately need to discover our wondrous real-

ity. Those who en-

tered the Light re-

alized the deepest

understanding. The

Light is our Home.

It’s where we came

from and where

we’ll return to.

Many became a

part of all creation

and knew every

particle, its job, and

how it worked.

With unshakable

certainty they were everything that ever was or

ever would be.

Is it any wonder that particles obey our

thoughts? We are a part of the Creative Force,

and that force is Consciousness. This is where

the advanced messages come from. This is also

how it's possible for our thoughts to have an ef-

fect on the atmosphere. And, this is how holo-

grams can operate as three-dimensional

‘thinking’ beings.

We have a very important role. As part of the

Source, we’ve chosen a human existence to offer

the Creative Force opportunities to experience in

ways not possible at the spirit level. We provide

another reality to learn and grow through the

many ways humans live life. No matter what

experiences we choose, it’s all a part of ‘being’.

Shakespeare had it right when he said, “All the

world’s a stage and all the men and women

merely players.” We are in control and decide

what life will look like because we are ‘one’ with

the Source and we can’t tell that ‘Loving Light’

doesn’t have free will. ■ ■ ■

Consciousness may also be found through the ad-

vanced messages that enter our brain approxi-

mately seven seconds before we even know what

we’re going to react to. Where do the advanced

notices come from? It appears there is far more to

the mysteries of consciousness than we realized.

A 2010 UN symposium gathered numerous people

who worked in this field with the hope of identify-

ing consciousness. In the end, the panel agreed

the brain and mind weren’t the same, and con-

sciousness creates the mind, not the other way

around.

More mysteries took a seat in the front row when

Dr. Emoto’s experiment with water was seen

on What the Bleep Do We Know became famous.

He claimed thought

affected the molecu-

lar structure of wa-

ter. The science com-

munity disputed his

findings saying he

didn’t use rigid scien-

tific methods. Dean

Radin, PhD, the sen-

ior scientist for the

Institute of Noetic

Science (IONS), re-

peated Emoto’s ex-

periments using

those scientific methods with the same results.

Some very creative ways we use the power of

thought can be seen in Savants, split personali-

ties, psychic healing, remote viewing, psychic

abilities, and my favorite the stigmata. Of all

demonstrations of the power of thought, the most

telling is stigmata, wounds appearing on devout

individuals that replicate those suffered by Jesus

on the cross. People used to believe Jesus was

nailed to the cross through the palms of his

hands, and the stigmata duplicated these wounds.

Then, a super-brain realized there wasn’t enough

bone or muscle in the palm to hold up an adult

male. The nails must have gone through the

wrists. Suddenly, those having stigmata began to

appear on the wrists.

David Chalmers, PhD, a brilliant physicist and

philosopher specializes in consciousness. On TED

Ideas worth spreading, he suggests that con-

sciousness might be one of the fundamental ele-

ments of nature along with electromagnetism,

gravity, and the strong and weak forces of the

universe.


Do Quantum particles

hold the secret to

our reality?


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At the Edge of the Galactic Black Hole

team of researchers – including the Max

Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial

Physics in Garching – have gained astoun-

ding insights into the galactic

centre: The astronomers have

spotted gaseous clouds which

are spinning around the assu-

med black hole at the heart of

the Milky Way at a speed of

around 30 percent of the

speed of light. The gas is mo-

ving in a circular orbit outsi-

de the innermost stable path

and can be identified through

radiation bursts in the infra-

red range. This discovery was

made possible by the Gravity

Instrument, which combines

the light of all four eight-

metre mirrors of the Very

Large Telescope at the Euro-

pean Southern Observatory

(ESO). Thanks to this techno-

logy, which is called interferometry, Gravity

generates the power of a virtual telescope

with an effective diameter of 130 metres.

This unusually compact object sits right in the

middle of the Milky Way and generates radio

emissions: Astronomers call it Sagittarius A*. It

is highly probable that this is a black hole with

the mass of approx. four million suns. But this is

by no means certain, and scien-

tists are always devising new

tests to support this thesis. Re-

searchers have now used the

Gravity Instrument to take a clo-

se look at the edges of the alleged

black hole.

According to this theory, the

electrons in the gas approaching

the event horizon should speed

up and therefore increase in

brightness. The region of only a

few light hours around the black

hole is very chaotic, in a similar

way to thunderstorms on Earth

or radiation bursts on the Sun.

Magnetic fields also play a part

here, because the gas conducts

electricity making it a plasma.

The latter should ultimately show up as a flicke-

ring “hot spot” circling the black hole on the final

stable path. In fact, the astronomers registered

such radiation bursts on the so-called accretion

disc – a gaseous ring with a diameter of only

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Black holes are one of the strangest things in its existences and it seems they don’t make any sense

at all. Where do they come from?, what is their purpose in the universe? and are they truly the con-

verters of time as we know it? In 1783 scientist John Mitchell first proposed the idea that they were

possible. Since then scientists have been looking into the behavior of black holes. But after all this

time these strange and pitch black areas in tour universe are still a mystery in many ways. For a sci-

entist, perplexity is the most exhilarating state of mind, because unexpected phenomena are often

the most direct path to new discoveries. Maybe even new laws.

In a press release MPE speaks of a recent discovery at the heart of the Milky, made by the Gravity

Instrument, what has set the astronomical world buzzing. Still, there is a lot of exciting and mind-

blowing science that goes into understanding this most recent observation which also involves the

Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics.

Black Holes; they appear to be small and emit energy prodigiously. But they are like humans. They

start out small, they eat, grow and can become super-massive over time. Scientists are still learning

about these space marvels, but read on and find out what scientific research has already unveiled

while scientists are trying to find the smoking-gun evidence for its stunning behavior.

For more information about MPE,

their intriguing topics and ama-

zing research on which secrets the

universe is still holding;

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ten or so light minutes which circles the galactic

centre at extremely high speed. Matter can circle

safely so long as it does not come too close to the

black hole; matter within the event horizon can

no longer escape the enormous gravity. The radia-

tion bursts (flares) that have now been observed

originate from matter in an orbit near this event

horizon.

“We saw a total of three such flares. They all had

the same radius and the same orbital periods,”

says Reinhard Genzel, Director of the Max Planck

Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics in Garching

and Study Leader. A simple orbit model can be

used to explain the motion of these three hot

spots in the galactic centre, whose radius is three

to five times that of the event horizon. In additi-

on, the measurements exactly confirm the theore-

tical predictions for gas circling near the inner-

most stable orbit.

“Taking all of our observations into account, we

have clear evidence that this really is matter in

an orbit near the event horizon of a black hole

with a mass of four million suns,” confirms

Jason Dexter from the Max Planck Institute in

Garching, one of the main authors of the paper

published in the journal Astronomy & Astrophy-

sics. And Dexter’s colleague Oliver Pfuhl adds:

“Gravity and its enormous sensitivity enabled us

to observe the accretion processes in real time –

and at a level of detail never seen before.“

The very high angular resolution and measure-

ment precision of Gravity as well as the precision

spectroscopy using the integral field camera Sin-

foni at the Very Large Telescope had already ma-

de it possible for the same team to measure the

flight of the star S1 near the galactic black hole

earlier in the year. This revealed a gravitational

redshift as predicted by the general theory of re-

lativity.

“We have always dreamed of making such obser-

vations. But we did not dare hope that they could

actually become a reality – with such clear re-

sults,” Reinhard Genzel says. So is Sagittarius A*

actually a supermassive black hole? “Our result

it seems overwhelmingly confirms this assumpti-

on.”

■ ■ ■

Astronomers are observing the immediate

environment of this gravitational giant.

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