Thank you Anni very much for this wonderful site and articles.
I really like Rupert Sheldrake article on The Science Delusion.
(and i will get the book)
I also watched few weeks ago DVD when Rupert Sheldrake was in
dialogue with Krishnamurti many years ago before Krishnamurtis death
on nature of thoughts and the need to go beyond thought. Very
relevant to Constellation work.
Wishing you all well. Maria
On 01/10/2012, at 2:04 AM, anni wrote:
Rupert Sheldrake gave a talk on September 27, 2012, this past week
for The Study Society regarding some of the topics we discuss here.
He makes reference to Descarte and also challenges many of the
dogmas that have been underpinnings of our understanding of things.
You can download it for free from The Study Society. Here, hopefully
is the link:
http://www.studysociety.com/downloads.html#rupertsheldrake
If this does not work you can simply Google "The Study Society" and
on the left home page are listed "Talks and Downloads."
Hopefully it will stimulate some constellation discussion. Waiting
to discuss!!! Anni
--- In ConstellationTalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, C Birkenkrahe
<cbirkenkrahe@...> wrote:
Rupert
Hello
Someone, and I'm darned if I can remember who but maybe it was
Sheldrake, said that we must all be somewhat telepathic or wecouldn't
communicate at all. Including all of what you said and adding mildeasily and
telepathy, I would have to agree that there is no "I think".
Carlye Birkenkrahe
On Sun, Sep 23, 2012 at 4:41 PM, anni <annimukkala@...> wrote:
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is "Relationship thinks, therefore I am."
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