Tom Campbell: Accessing Information from History: Art, Music, and the Afterlife

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Uploaded by on Jan 30, 2012

"Make your life a work of art"

This interview with Tom Campbell, through it's diversity of topics, will shed light on why his My Big TOE is a true Theory of Everything.

Tom has branched out further than ever before in a public interview by showing that when you begin, as he has, with the idea that this is virtual reality, all things known and unknown (paranormal) fall into place.

Tom answers more questions on a very popular subject; the afterlife. How can he know what happens after we die?

Those of you who are familiar with his work will understand that when he says "What appears to be mystical today may be seen as science tomorrow." he is simply stating that "some things that appear to us to be beyond anyone's knowing (paranormal or mystical) may simply reflect our ignorance. Ignorance is individual and thus dependent on one's experience and perception. Therefore, do not be too surprised if things that we now call paranormal and mystical one day turn up as science within a picture of reality that is bigger than what our culture accepts today".

For further science information to back up Tom's discussion here, please see his 3 Calgary workshop videos: Friday--Intro (1 video), Saturday-Theory (3 videos), and Sunday--applications (3 videos) on this channel.


www.mybigTOE.com
For his current event schedule: www.mbtevents.com

Interview by Donna Aveni
Filmed and edited by Keith Warner

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  • Then everything is art. I can bet, that whatever I make, draw, or sing, will EVENTUALLY get to someone on emotional level. Maybe 1 out of milion, but it will speak to someone.

    I think it is not u good definition of art.

  • @borisZG55,

    It only gets to be called art if you make interesting, emotionally satisfying, and inspirational -- otherwise it is just everyday junk. What's art, is in the eye of the beholder.

  • @twcjr44

    That is what i ment. Maybe someone will find "everyday junk" emotional insipring. So is it art ? A have somhow different description of art. Maybe you will agree.Something is art, if it touches you in the way that artis ment it. For instance, artist paints a picture of Clown, but he felt "sad, nostalgic.." while painting it. If you can sense that emotion aout of painting, then i think it is art. If you say ITS GREAT HAPPY PICTURE WITH CLOWN, then it is not art.

  • @borisZG55,

    It can be defined both ways. 1) As personal to the consumer. Art is a product that is produced specifically for others to appreciate and find value in. All will not find value in the same art product. If you don't appreciate it or find value in it, then to you it is not art to you. 2) As personal to the artist. Art is produced by an artist because it means something to the artist. Art is both. Since we are all IUOCs living in our own reality, everything is personal.

  • I seem to get the idea that in order become love, one has to do this at the "being" level. I am personally trying to do things more for others than before, but wouldn't this just be changing on the surface? Do you just "get it" at the being level at some point after doing good deeds?

  • @bboystunts101,

    Yes, that sometimes works if the desire/intent is to change at the being level. The Intent (motivation) driving what you do is key. There is a difference between acting good and being good. Turning the first into the second requires a strong intent at the being level to do so.

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  • @suddenlyitsobvious Well, then do it for the multitude of others. And, good luck again, sir.

  • @matthewervvin

    'And, please let me know when you've completed your TOE replete with the book and recorded public seminar posted on youtube.' Why? If you can't deal with a few boxes on a thread, how could you possibly deal with larger volumes of info?

  • @suddenlyitsobvious Well, I'm sorry things didn't work out for you. However, thanks for taking the time out to at least give it a try. And, please let me know when you've completed your TOE replete with the book and recorded public seminar posted on youtube. In the meantime, I'll take the broken chain links on your homepage as a hint that it's still in the formative stages. Good luck, sir.

  • @matthewervvin

    *not a single post from you that IS NOT intellectually dishonest, meaning they all are.

  • @matthewervvin

    'funny how you use those words in quotes 'good guy', 'credible guy' when I never used them at all' Quotation marks aren't only used to refer to someone else's words, they can be used to convey the notion of an approximation.

    While I agree that one could make the inference you're making, quite frankly, it is so perfectly obvious that they aren't specifically your words and it would be so pointless to misquote you in this manner that one wonders why you immediately jump...

  • @suddenlyitsobvious funny how you use those words in quotes 'good guy', 'credible guy' when I never used them at all. Talk about a fragmented view of reality, sir.

    I think you need to re-read what I actually said. I don't have time to guide you through this conversation all over again. Pretty much the rest of your "argument" is "compromised" considering you don't know how to read very well.

    Anything else?

  • @matthewervvin

    ...the feelgood mood you wanted to explore this with. You simply prefer to NOT know. Isn't this a remarkable stance when the actually topic of interest is PRECISELY information and knowledge and how to access it? Would you say that access to accurate info from the perspective of a reduced framework utilized by a willful individual is GREATER or LESSER, than the access obtained by another individual who is NOT refusing to include certain data from his perceptions? Hmmm?

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