So you want to be immune to Swine Flu? Read on, but are you in for a surprise. In the last few days the consciousness of swine flu has virtually exploded. Everywhere people gather to exchange information, whether on TV, radio, newspapers, or the Internet, it is a main topic…
When I was in my early 20s, I developed a bad case of resentment about forgiveness. My reasoning was straightforward and fairly simple. I saw the act of forgiveness as being equivalent to saying: “Even though you are a bad person who does bad things, I, being a superior and…
In the early 1980s I had a lot of friends who were into various alternative health care modalities. None of them was exactly setting the world on fire, nor did they seem to have much of a clue as to how to market their practices. There was a lot of…
“The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” Those were the famous words spoken by Franklin D. Roosevelt during his first inaugural address, and while he showed much greater insight than most people, before or since, he didn’t have it all figured out. Not by a long shot.…
In 1975 Jane Roberts published the second volume of the series that came to be known collectively as “The Seth Books.” It was entitled The Nature of Personal Reality, and it was the closest thing to a combined owner’s manual/Chilton book for human beings I have ever seen. It’s basic pitch was…
There is an athletic team you may not have heard of. They are not affiliated with any city, league or country. They are what you might call freelance. They call themselves Team Hoyt, composed of father and son Dick and Rick Hoyt. You may want to watch a video about…
(excepted from The Seth Material) Now, and this will seem like a contradiction in terms—there is nonbeing. It is a state, not of nothingness, but a state in which probabilities and possibilities are known and anticipated but blocked from expression. Dimly, through what you would call history, hardly remembered, there was…
Many years ago, comedian Bill Cosby did a series of commercials for the Peace Corps. In one of them he began by saying something like: “Remember when your mother used to say, ‘Don’t forget your rain coat,’ or, ‘Don’t go out without your galoshes.’ You probably thought she was nagging you, but…
At the end of this video, the question is asked, rhetorically, what does this exponential rate of change mean. Below is a brief overview of some of my answers. In the early 1980s I created and implemented a public opinion poll in the Portland, Oregon metropolitan area. It’s purpose was…
I would like to say something about the only emotions being love and fear. In a sense that is true, but it can be simplified even further to the point where there is only one: love. Here’s what I mean. Fear is the emotion we experience when we have the…
