Challenging Dogmatism in Science - Part 6 (last)
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Very insightful discussion.
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There is only One Mind and every man is an inlet to the One Mind.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
One moon appears everywhere in all bodies of water; the moons in all bodies of water
are contained in one moon. This is a metaphor for one mind producing myriad things and myriad things producing one mind. This refers to dream illusions, flowers in the
sky, half-seeming, half empty.
Hsueh-yen
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thanks for posting
3 years ago 2
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a typical Dawkins sheep: call someone delusional and then insult their intelligence
telephonemoose 3 years ago 11
Great, really enjoyed this - particularly Sheldrake's parting comment in regards to science always being about 3 steps behind common sense. I would have nice to have seen some other representatives from what id call the 'radical naturalism' movement, but this was still very enlightening. :)
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