Pacifist Patriot
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Thu May-05-05 10:49 AM
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I just finished Joseph Chilton Pearce's The Biology of Transcendence and found it far more fascinating than I feared based on the title. <Required course reading> I wish it were required reading for anyone seeking public office. If you get a chance to pick this one up, get it! A bit of dry biology sprinkled in, but ultimately mind-blowing.
I'm always on the lookout for "paradigm shifting" books. What have you read recently that really moved you?
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Thu May-05-05 05:39 PM
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by Glenda Green. The information therein follows and confirms what I have read and experienced.
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Sat May-14-05 09:43 PM
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2. Biology of Transcendence sounds interesting, actually. |
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One of the most influential books I've read recently is Leadership and the New Science: Discovering Order in a Chaotic World by Margaret Wheatley. It's kind of a guide to sailing the quantum waves of chaos theory. Or maybe it's about interpersonal relationships. I know it's definitely about fractals.
Maybe you just have to read it to get it. But very worth reading.
Five Thumbs Up. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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Sun May-15-05 01:44 PM
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3. "She Who Is" by Elizabeth A. Johnson |
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She is a Roman Catholic theologian, but paradigm shifting, moving towards female images of God within the church.
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