Posted by Albert Garoli on Tuesday, February 23, 2010,
In :
Holonomics
Carl Sagan was an American astronomer, astro-chemist, and author. Sagan
allows us to see the world through his eyes, as a pale blue dot, from
his involvement with the Voyager space mission. His perspective is
quite inspiring and thought-provoking. I would love to know your
thoughts on this. If everything that happens on Earth really as
insignificant as he says, why do we continue to do the things we do?
Posted by Albert Garoli on Friday, January 8, 2010,
In :
Holonomics
“Most of man’s
troubles are spawned in the swamps of his own desires. And his written and
moral laws have no relation to the laws of Nature. As a result, conflict,
frustration and anxiety rule the minds of many, because they cannot reconcile
their written and moral laws with the laws of Nature.” H.S.Burr
Posted by Albert Garoli on Wednesday, January 6, 2010,
In :
Holonomics
Nature has made simple and functional methods of communication available to us which can and should be used at all times. If one listens closely to what Nature communicates, through the understanding of an adapted language or the reading tendencies, archetypes and “signs” (semiotics), it is possible to obtain a reasonably clear vision of how things work as a whole. These environmental stimuli allow us to proceed in life in a functional and prosperous way.
Posted by Albert Garoli on Friday, December 25, 2009,
In :
Holonomics
One of the sciences that can help us notice the effect of consciousness on matter is Quantum Physics
. According to Quantum Physics the odd thing about quantum particles or
entities is that they exist in waves of probability until we look at
them. As soon as we make an observation of them, we can't avoid
affecting the system in such a way that their wave-forms collapse and
they "choose" one state or another. It's almost as if, as long as we're
not looking, everything is fluid and anything... Continue reading ...
Posted by Albert Garoli on Wednesday, December 23, 2009,
In :
Holonomics
The Evolutionary Glitch along with the Holonomics Project encourages people to be aware of the interaction with the environment and thus ensure the most positive interaction with it for it is the Holonomic Theory that a connective network that unifies all entities under a common model of interaction and exchange. Because everything exists in a context of inter-connection and meaning, we can have direct influences on what happens in our lives, be it positive or negative.
Posted by Catarina Newman on Thursday, December 10, 2009,
In :
Holonomics
My goal is to bring people to a higher sense of awareness, be it of themselves, of their environment and relationships, or of the world in general and how the universal laws apply to us. For this, I had begun to establish an information portal in which many of these concepts could be explained. This article is taken from my other website www.holonomics.info and provides a general outline of what is holonomics and how does it apply to our lives.
Since a very early age I have traveled the world in search of knowledge, experience and clarity that would provide me the foundation I needed to meet my personal goals in life. though many of these goals are still to be unraveled to me, my most important and biggest goal is the one of teaching people how they can better themselves. I do this through medical advice using natural medicine, through the knowledge of hindering neural mechanisms, and through frequent informative presentations in which I try to make the "mind-environment" connection better understood.
Since a very early age I have traveled the world in search of knowledge, experience and clarity that would provide me the foundation I needed to meet my personal goals in life. though many of these goals are still to be unraveled to me, my most important and biggest goal is the one of teaching people how they can better themselves. I do this through medical advice using natural medicine, through the knowledge of hindering neural mechanisms, and through frequent informative presentations in which I try to make the "mind-environment" connection better understood.
