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Afterlife Comments from Volume One – Scroll Down

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Afterlife Comments from Volume One – Scroll Down:

January 23, 2025 - Volume One, Commentaries, Page 42: Dispersion’s real origin is the impulse of expression itself, the very...
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Volume One

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January 23, 2025 - Volume One, Commentaries, Page 40: Accretion and Dispersion both are directly related to the to those...
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January 23, 2025 - Volume Two, Page 27: Life itself has its own field; it acts on matter quite prodigiously...
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August 25, 2022 – Volume One, Page 5: “Physicists will learn far more about the nature of reality if they study its actions upon itself rather than their actions (experiments) upon it.”

From Nikola Tesla: When this article was written, physics had not yet understood how to work its way free of its materialistic bias, and more fluid and agile-minded physicists such as Gregg Braden had not yet spoken, although Gary Zukov had already opened to door into understanding more about the nature of quantum physics and relativity. What Nikola Tesla was promoting here was the original sense of wonder that many children have: “There is the, and it acts like that, and this happens when I…” Rather than this sense of discovery, a great many scientists of all disciplines have learned, “There are these rules, and they work this way, and anything that seems outside of the rules should be ignored because the rules don’t apply to them. Indeed, anyone who believes in these things that are outside of the rules of science is deluded and a fantasy-prone crackpot at best.” Science has grown up in the last few decades, and it is not a moment too soon: if scientists do not engage their human hearts soon, the future may look quite dystopian.

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Francesca Thoman, © 2022