I have just found this video of an interview with famous scientist and author, Gregg Braden and I am delighted to share it with all of you here on Evolving Beings!
Upon researching Gregg’s work I was very moved by his scientific explanations of how and why the Earth and we exist as we do. Being a scientist myself, this video really hit home. But what I found most exhilirating is how Gregg’s move toward our spiritual side allows us to examine our own existance on this planet from a higher perspective that cleverly and beautifully merges science and spirituality.
By the way if you are wondering, Gregg’s work has nothing to do with Scientology. It is solely based on the core sciences that for centuries were unable to explain the spiritual side of the world.
A few weeks ago I was introduced to Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor’s TED talk and hence wrote an article on it here to introduce any of you who have not seen it or heard of her.
Last week, on Sunday May 25thThe New York Times wrote an article on Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor, entitled “A Superhighway to Bliss“. In this article, New York Times even referenced Evolving Beings and the discussion we were having here regarding this “now famous” neuroanatomist.
Over the past few weeks, Oprah has also hosted Dr.Taylor on her XM radio Soul Series and you can check out all four parts of the interviews here.
Add to that being featured in Time Magazine, as one of the 100 most influential people of 2008 and a best selling book and you have one famous and amazingly accomplished human being.
Well that is how the media might take it, but to me, Jill Bolte Taylor is not the latest “fad” or an icon for anything. She is a stroke survivor, a doctor, a scientist, an amazing individual - but above all an enlightened being!
She has through all this made it into the spotlight and with that, unfortunately in our society, comes a big price to pay. In this article I will hence be looking at some of the challenges that this woman who is quickly changing lives is facing from a positive and negative stand point.
I have just finished reading one of Steve Pavlina’s latest posts and I have to tell you it is one “hot” piece of work. Now you can take “hot” to mean good or bad - it will really be a personal choice once you read it.
The article is entitled “10 Reasons You should Never Have a Religion“. And I have to warn you, brace yourself before you read it, but by all means read it as growth does not occur from hiding, denying or ignoring other’s opinions.
If you are tied to a religion - all I am going to say is don’t get too angry to finish it. Understand that everybody out there is entitled to their opinion just like you are to yours. Try, and I do mean try to read it without forming a bias toward this person right off the bat.
If you are not tied to a religion - you will probably enjoy this article as it mentions a lot of really, really good points, especially if you used to be tied to a religion. You may find yourself nodding your head a lot and even laughing out loud.
His article is LOADED with a lot of thought and emotion provoking words and ideas. It will definitely make you react - positively or negatively, but you can be sure that it will make you react!
So here are a few points I just had to write in terms of my own personal take on this article. You can read my notes first to have a preview of the article or jump to read the article first and then read my points after for some additional closure.
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A few weeks ago I was introduced to Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor’s TED talk and hence wrote an article on it 
I have just finished reading one of