Hey there Dan, as usual a thoughtful and helpful reflection...thanks so much
for the reference.
you wrote quite trenchantly in part:
We can point towards mirror neurons to say, ?What occurs in a Constellation
does not necessarily conflict with current understanding of brain function.?
We can attest that the warm-hearted phone call from the long-estranged
brother coming on the heels of the Constellation need not be coincidence or
supernatural woo-woo; it?s the EPR effect. However, we need to be cautious
about representing that science confirms these experiences.
Normal science(see Thomas Kuhn Structure of Scientific Revolutions) loves to
stay within ye olde independent dependent variable sequences, demanding
manipulation of external variables.
Ye modern phenomenological science might well engage the Lam Rimm Buddist monks
who for thousands of years have practiced
inner control of these variables.,phenomenologically independent variables,
held by the mind state opf the person. I believe His Holiness,the Dali Lama has
worked with such a group.Any of us in the Work Life know the difference of
being present and absent to the field.
Check out Peacock in the Poison Grove for a beautiful epistemological tour de
force. Keep on pushing the barriers...best drjmpirone@xxxxxxx
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