SUSTAINABLE TRANSFORMATION: An Interview with Ervin Laszlo

[FISHDINHO]

i don,t know how to word this without sounding arrogant but when i watch vids like this and other related topics i find it so easy to understand and accept without any supposed higher learning through academia,how is it possible the scientific communtity are so slow in accepting ideas that are so easily understood an acceptable truths,maybe its a new breed of understanding spreading through the conciousness system

[atofighi616]

thank you for posting this, absolutely wonderful - keep spreading the knowledge!

[Drumologist1]

Ervin is something of an intellectual giant and visionary. He inspires optimism and hope for a sustainable transformation into a new enlightened state of consciousness for humanity. Brilliant.

[nnCampagne]

We share the ideas of Ervin. That is why we established a new polical party in Holland, called 'New Netherland' (Nieuw Nederland).

We see the need for change, and understand the destructive systems.

As an example we implement a dual currency system, such that banks and government do not have monopoly on (debt driven and creating) money systems.

Regards,

Iwanjka

[janstern]

38:00 ther is no closed system

[RunsWitGuns]

this guy is new world order scum

[ThePaintermanful]

In interesting work "From Zarathistra to Ken Wilber" it's possible to see the interconnnections between different modern scientists and mysticism, together with Laszlo, there are Capra, Sheldrake, Wilber, and also from earlier times Ron Hubbard, Theosophists etc. and between mysticism of east and west.

[siddhaam]

Remarkable man.

[TheWillwillwill]

@Siddhamm

Last time I crossed paths with you, we were debating the causes of precession.

I stumbled onto Laszlo at Barnes and Nobles and bought "Quantum Shift in the Global Brain" Reality is far stranger than we can imagine. There is no doubt the guy is brillant.

[MagiMysteryTour]

Arthur Schopenhauer said 200 years ago that all truth must pass through three stages: 1. Ridicule 2. Violent Opposition

3. Acceptance as being self-evident.

At 31:00 Laszlo quotes Gandhi as saying essentially the same thing. I'm not sure whether Gandhi said this, or whether Laszlo misattributed the Schopenhauer quote, which in any case came first.

[Fendefadst]

@MagiMysteryTour Everything you said is right, nobody knows where gandhi got it from, and now his version is more known

[holyhoodtv]

i think this man is the devil himself....satan....from hell....ufo....he just came to this earth to confuse people's minds......

[MagiMysteryTour]

This is the typical response of a medieval mind living in the 21st century.

[alecdmartin0114]

i think you are very uneducated!!!

[rebirthpositive]

why ?

[TheRockinCactus]

was a great video clip, only part i thought was not such a good thing to bring up is to have different orgs to help countries that will have future problems in water, food etc, best to let nature take its course, proven fact is that when one culture helps too much in another cultures advancements then the culture being helped tends to reproduce more and fall deeper into problems that once again others need to solve... might sound negative to those who believe population can never be too much but

[swirkens]

I wander if he listened to music in 432 Hz wich is the sacred harmony instead of 440 Hz wich the nazi's installed and we still use today as the basic tone for our instruments and recordings...

[turidoth]

No, the 440Hz standard is American.

[1PostPoMoMaN1]

And also Nazi:)

[lbomb38]

The underlying and explicit themes in Laszlo's responses seem to deal more with communication in conjunction with power-differentials in communication, and mutual curiosity.

[oneundergod1]

music [at its highest level] connects us to heaven ,yet also to hell] this point [flow is noted in his response] musitions are heavens high priests ,he talks as one who has seen the heights

ps process is only the path to a destination, good process leads to heaven;bad leads to hell ,know things by thier uses, people by works[fruits]

[redliterocket4]

"Process is more important than identifying things the way they are" -Laszlo on Whitehead