An Uncommon Collaboration written and presented by David Edmond Moody at the Krishnamurti Center in Ojai, CA. (September 9-11, 2018).
Tag Archives: brain
THE PROBLEM WITH IDENTITY
Identity—the unique point of view a person comes into the world with and lives throughout their lives with—becomes a major stumbling block in my understanding of where any sort of awareness goes after death.
Gullibility
In Gulliver’s Travels, Jonathan Swift introduced a theme to his book by calling his main character “Gulliver,” a corruption of the word “gullible.” Throughout his travels, Gulliver shows himself to be gullible, believing things he’s told to the exclusion of all logic. What is this gullibility that we speak of? What does the word mean? …
Changes in Space and Time: Precursors to Consciousness?
. . . In my two-fluid experiment, the Navier-Stokes Equation (a fluid mechanics equation derived from the overarching energy balance equation) can be rearranged through rules of calculus to force the space-dependent term(s) to equal the time dependent term(s). The only way a derivative of space can equal a derivative of time is if they …
Codependent Relationships/Meditation
Codependency definition: excessive psychological reliance on a partner. Here we look within the individual mind and trade the word “partner” for “template”. How many of us have ever been in a codependent situation? All of us, I hope. Because I believe templates (see Love and Loss) don’t just form within our brains in …
The Union of Opposites 