Does Biology Confirm Oneness? Exploring Consciousness, Evolution, and Biocentrism

0:00Your listening to the Law of Attraction Radio Network, welcome to Quantum Leap Book Club. During the next hour, beloved my scientist, Perisha and her guests from around the world will read and discuss various best-selling books with well-known authors. Every show will apply retention techniques, design, to help you to absorb powerful knowledge to effectively change your life. Join us every week for thought-provoking hour and relisten as often as you can. You will be delighted by what you learn and you will be excited by the results. Are you ready to take the Quantum Leap? Here's Perisha. Greetings. This is Quantum Leap Book Club. I am your host, Perisha. And my host, today, will be Mary and Love of Melbourne, Australia. We have a way of sitting in Australia. We have Gabrielle, which will actually be coming to us from Mount Beauty, Australia. And we have Trina Cooper, who's coming in through Denver, Colorado area.

1:03So today, we're actually picking up again as covering. And I promise to those of you who are saying, when do we get to move up? We will finish up the bioscentrizen in the next two weeks. In bioscentrizen, the whole desire of both covering that book, and definitely the work of Dr. Steven Love is that he is one of the leading scientists in the field of consciousness as far as I'm concerned. If that's the hope of any importance, okay? But at the same time, his extraordinary work in research and actually finding answers to things that scientists today have just become pretty much a very thick dogbuck. Meaning that they have come so far and they're comfortable, and they're not willing to take the risk and jump in, kind of go off that cliff. So basically, when we're talking to you, we're not going to just talk from Dr. Lanz is a book by a centrist, and we'll be talking to you from many years of work, ourselves.

2:13Most of us, a lifetime work, and none of us are definitely younger than 50 under, okay? So basically, you're going to hear a lot of things, it's not so much in the book, and some of you have been actually bringing that to my attention, the things we have discussed in your reading the book that you're not seeing, and we appreciate that. And we're very happy that this is things you happy that you've seen something beyond the pages, okay? So with all of that said and done, also some of your reflection of your own take on bioscentrism has been very much an attention getter for me. And some of you who've actually gone on in your own life journey to pursue science in different biological studies. I appreciate the great reflection that you've given on the very active reality, as you call it, of Steven's take on the biology being the new frontier for consciousness, involvement in research.

3:20Now we're going to talk about that today as to what it is, because we're going to be covering like chapter four and five. And like I said, over the next couple of weeks we will conclude that we'll get into the next step of that. And it helps us that you respond to what we're reading and what we're sharing, because at that point, when we know what interest level you are listening to us actually have. And that's what's important, the fact that we actually come on the radio, the very fact that we actually put this kind of hour and time aside just to be with you makes you one of the most important people in our life over a week's time. So we're moving very much into looking at getting your feedback on what kind of books that you're really looking into it. It's not so much of books, so some of you say that you're really not readers, that you're more or less like the audio and particular talk program things that we're doing.

4:21And we're very happy with that, to stay with us. Okay, but also what categories are you particularly interested in? And I'm amazed at some of you, I would say, out of the 17 or 18 particular messages that I went through, some of you are very much into political situations and world issues. What do I mean by that? Actually, unconsciousness, you're seeing that our world is not just little, you know, 20 places here, there a country, here a country, there that you're saying in biosenters, if he has opened up your understanding in what you're studying and to see how very small the planet itself is. And I love that the one in her name being clear, I'm not going to give you your last name, we don't choose that up the show. But Sarah, I'm very, very impressed with when some of your research and your findings showing and suspensing that on the biological level of science, when we say we are a oneness, how you shared what you have found and how much proof.

5:36There is in every avenue and branch of biology that says that everything that is comes to a combination of oneness. And I loved here in that because I think that everything we're going to be discussing today, especially chapter four of Dr. Lobb's book is finding of that also, that everything is being individual in that world. Because this particular interest was in research at that time, with insects and crawling things, that however small life is, however tiny it is, let's talk about the mosquitoes. I want to buy particular negatives is actually ticked, it's a little blood-sucking, bugs that is, I just say the words makes for skin crawl, okay. So basically to not see what I have to write to just kill that, to actually realize that in killing something like that, I am destroying a personal universe, a personal light, a daily existence.

6:47And then to think about that, especially because I come to this from a very spiritual perspective, and I believe very much to impact my whole life is based on the fact that I have faith that God is real and that Jesus Christ is actually a physical beast. And so basically, for me to see that even the microscopic level of life, every little cell, every little larva, and itself has purpose and meaningful existence. I don't know about anybody else, but that's, let's be wake up to a day that is extremely important and meaningful, that everything is in it, that is meaningful and important. And it allows that no matter what the unfolding of time and space is that day, everything has existence in a world of itself. And I've said this many times, especially studying and working very much in what I call yoga time travel, or even the time wheel and loop itself, that time is something that actually hangs on our walls and is measuring the weight seconds and vice seconds.

8:07That is very an arcade dark age kind of reality of what time is. Okay, time is much, much more involved in a pathetic word that we have applied to an activity, an action that is actually taking place in the environment around us. So it's emotion, it's a movement, it is something. So we've given it a name and we've kind of put it into a mechanical thing that we call the clock and we live by that, which is so, so very much off the set. So when we're going through a day and a time, everything, you know, the importance of who you are, the identity of you, each one of us individually. And the magnificence of us as a physical alter a body. And I call it alter because sacred and in its working are astounding, even the most, the most extreme intelligence of our planet in cable.

9:18There's still no one that can truly get past the wonders and the magnitude of impression from just knowing how our body functions. And then to know that that in itself, just the containment of the body, how many levels and when I would consider worlds and cultures actually exist within the body itself. So within and without when we start considering what Dr. Lunk is talking about here at biosentrism. Everything, everything in and out up and down and all around is alive. And in itself is some perspective of itself is a no-weep. And we can say it's a culture of itself, a reality of itself or a world of itself.

10:21And when we begin to say that any one of this is not one of itself alone, then you have a world. And so when we think of time space and we think of all the live forms that are in it, we live in multiple worlds by every breath we take. And in getting into that and understanding how do we link that in the consciousness. We're just beginning to be able to think and look at something like that. Not consciously conscious of it yet, but at least we can discuss it. And we see we can't put it in a tube and we can't put it on a rapid and something and hold on to it because it moves of itself. And that will be what we're discussing today. So beautiful co-hosts, let's begin with you and see where you want to actually put some thought into what I've shared here this morning.

11:22And know that our particular responses of the messages that have come in, we received about 47 responses to last week. And everything is very excited, everyone is very much adding and putting their two cents into things. So it's really quite wonderful. And I would like to remind our listeners that you can't actually communicate with us also through the particular radio network that we're talking through. And working with, so as you're listening to us through the radio media that you're listening to now, we have a Facebook and we have the ability for you to respond to us. And definitely.network in itself is very benefited by your responses. So don't forget to share. All right, let's begin with you, Eloy. Let's talk about what you've got not of chapter four and five and where are you at with some of the beautiful creations that you work with every day.

12:24Eloy actually being an environmental engineer or whatever. Maybe you need to explain yourself a little bit more than I'm doing. Eloy, but that she lives by reprimaging trees and nature and making sure that someone out there is definitely keeping a pulse on the mother's heart beat. So you would be very familiar to some of the things that Dr. Lam is talking about this week as far as the little creepy crawly people that actually have university someone their own. So what would you like to share with us? This is actually Marianne from Melbourne. All the way can't make it on the show today. Unfortunately, she had something that she had to attend to. Yeah, she would have been wonderful to hear a perspective on this. Okay, I think she's traveling as I'm looking through some messages. I think she's traveling to right. Okay, that would be great, but either one of you that actually want to talk about any experiences you're having with any other life forms that are moving through the earth will be great.

13:31This is Marianne from Melbourne, Australia. I love what you're sharing and also what you shared in the book because it invites us to really explore the world of other beings and really go into their reality and see what we can pick up and get a sense of. And just thinking about that opens our world up to be much richer and more exciting than what we can limit ourselves to when we just think where this isolated little being with our own perceptions of reality. I liked in chapter four, I think it was where he asked the question, if God made the world, then who made God? I've been pondering that myself for years and never come up with the answer to that, but it's just, I guess, enriching to me that a scientist would start to question an even label and name it out there that there is something maybe called God or there's a consciousness greater.

14:33And then what a lot of science has allowed us to really explore. And that, you know, where does consciousness exist? Is it just the 3D world that we perceive? Is that all it is? Or can we extend ourselves way beyond it? Lots of research now that shows things like, you know, reality consciousness isn't just local necessarily because how much how many studies show like remote viewing where you can get a coordinate or a target and people can pick up information very detailed information about that target. And they have no logical concept of what it is that they're seeing they're not in front of it. It's non-local. It's miles away from them. There's just so much research on on these different little factors, even just a survey in the US showed that 90% of Americans could describe an experience of consciousness that was non-local.

15:37So that meant that they knew what another person, another person was potentially say going to call them or they knew another person's thoughts while they weren't present with them. You know, they were just aware of things that just weren't in their common experience. And so therefore it's not people are not necessarily talking about it, but they're having those experiences. So it's nice we're coming to a time where Dr. Lanzer is pioneering a very open conversation about what is consciousness and inviting us into that. And people, even though they might not necessarily be talking about it loudly when they're asked, they are having those experiences. So I feel like times are changing and we're expanding who we think we are beyond a limiting idea of ourselves. Okay, I don't know that I share that. I don't have that questions as to who made God and what come first before God. Understanding consciousness has to begin to be a personal voyage that we have of our own experience of being in what I was considered unconscious states, meaning meditation, deep trance and coma.

17:01And I feel that sometimes when talking and joy actually have it in depth conversations with people who have died, expired and actually gone to the other side and come back, we tend to still ask that question and seem to have the need to try and control in even existence by saying that we know how God is or exists at all. And again, when we put those control issues is we're working from a very immature and very undeveloped brain yet. So we don't we can't bring that into the physical field and actually make any sense of it. When we begin to talk about consciousness and intelligence, we have to be able to go to an area that doesn't have the ability to be discovered or worked with an laboratory. And I think that in some of them more recent reports or papers that Dr. Lanzar has written, he's made a made that a point that we're trying to explore something that is so far beyond the dimension that we're in for.

18:13That we continue to get into these where he considers pit holes of dogma because we we won't let go of our need to try and control it, meaning that we want to be able to put it in something, lock it up and in prison it or in other in some way hold it into some kind of control. And you can't do that. And when we talk about consciousness, then we can't begin to expect to understand the details of existence priority or what came before what are the chicken and the egg. So then we have to then go to actually understanding that when we can explore teachings in particular realities of what we have seen happen through the age of metaphysics and quantum and so forth in that now we're talking in non local space.

19:13And how can you understand non local space unless you've experienced it and live in it on a great level of existence, meaning deep levels of meditation, trance and coma. And the way that we have seen in the development of that unfortunately or fortunately, however you experience it. Okay. Is that that's been something that's been introduced through drug therapy. In other words, sickle or using hallucogens to actually take people psychedelics to take people out of the physical realm. And to that a theoretical room, non local space. And it's in that local space that biosensitism is finally opening doors and windows. So where we tend to try and understand when we use the term God, what are we talking about. And I think I especially in some of my early experience with Ramza, I felt that he was actually very much a spiritual presence himself trying to explain God.

20:28And I don't think that I was wrong in that although how I saw it at the time was not quite right in this much is how he really is going about it, that the intelligence of the universe, of abiding, that the magnetic that are holding everything together giving it a reality in itself is a little bit of an nonexistent in other words being nonexistent, meaning only that it does not have matter and form. And when we go beyond matter and form, we as the human get lost. So when we start looking for what is God or what was before God or whatever, we have to begin to then pay attention to here. We are trying to control it again and give it some measure of explanation that allows us to feel that now we have control of it because now we can explain it.

21:28Not going to happen. Not going to happen. The realm of not only is not going to allow us to ever have a language or words or an expression in this dimension to handle that. So when we begin to then push ourselves to say what at this level of development or evolution. Are we going in the region I think, the language of centristism is going to open science to a far far greater reality. Something that more I think I have found more conversational material in the language of Sanskrit. I think that when we go to China and we go to the extent of some of the oldest civilizations on the surface and we start looking at some of the particular scripture that has been kept especially with my life work on tablets.

22:31What I have seen over and over again and recognizes a very young woman in interpreting tablets and going to digs and studying with pathologists and pediologists to study the ancient language. So what we lose most of the interpretation because we start trying to put it into something we can understand or something that can at least what we say make sense. So again, we're sensing it through our particular limited physical senses. We're going to be able to do that with the word God or bioscentristism. When he's introducing us to the word consciousness, he's preparing us to now take it past the need to see anything physical even a God. We're knowing that in the hysterical, non-local sense of it, we have no way in our brain, especially the way the brain is structured at this point.

23:38Actually deal with the vibrational experience of what that is. And we're getting there. We're getting there. The more meditation, the more spiritual, involved but in the depth of our own dedication to our own evolutions is going to help us get there. Not if we continue to still try to see it as world powers, one country controlling another or one people being under the directive of others. We're still in the bewilderment of insanity. And in that, we're working through that. We have to work through that to get to the other side of whatever we're called in consciousness. And consciousness is a level, a huge penetrating level of intelligence. And that intelligence again comes in tell. Okay, and when we break the word down and actually look at what the word is made up of intel agents. Okay, action, intel and action is still in us.

24:47And that's what I feel this book helps you come back to past. It passed the quantum theory, the situation where we throw everything that we want to play with or develop or whatever we throw it into quantum science. No, it's intel. It's in you already. And we don't have to give it a name. And we name it. We lose it because it's known local. Not of the third dimension, indefinitely, not of matter and form. And so that puts us kind of out of our secure element form, matter control. All right, let's talk to you, Gabi. What do you have dad to us for this? Yeah, so again, I love contemplating about all this and just sitting, you know, sitting in nature and letting things come. And it's the book is stirring a lot of me and I love that. And I find and I want to quote Robert Lanzar, he says, there is something fundamentally unexplainable about life.

25:57And it truly is. And you just said it's so beautifully grandmother is like we have the need to explain. We have the need to prove things with methods that we have available now, you know, like physicists, you know, they have their certain techniques and measures. We have that need to make sense. Like you said, sense of it, use all our senses. We need to see it to hear it to feel it to smell it to taste it to say it's real. But in that we're losing the magic that is out there, the magic that that consciousness brings into our lives because understanding or, you know, learning to understand that with our consciousness. And we have a perception. So our, our internal world and our external world being like intricately connected, nothing, nothing is separate.

26:58And we, we create what we perceive out in the world down to like you're saying, the little mosquito, you know, anything that comes into our sensory world, so to speak. Can we accept that we brought that into our lives, you know, and I know that people will recognize things like, you know, often the odd things, you know, you'll be sitting somewhere and there's one bird that comes, not the flock flying past, not sort of the usual, but there's that one bird or you sit there and that butterfly surrounds you, you know, the circles around you. There is, you know, a plant moving despite there not being any wind. So what do you make out of that? You know, how do you take that and the self aware universe as, as example, Goswami and American physicists calls it, you know, it has a consciousness and the waves of possibility that we spoke about last time.

28:06Our collapse when a conscious observer makes a choice. So we are collapsing the possibilities of vast possibilities that are there into our reality. And that is really powerful and going into a bit more of a philosophy, philosophical space. You know, belief systems like Taoism, Hinduism, Buddhism, they all know that there is no separate independent kind of isolated form that is out there. The cosmos, the universe is fundamentally an illusion and we are all part of it and we are the main creators. And that is, I think, powerful to hold. I agree beautifully said, okay, let's check in with Trina. Trina, welcome back. We missed your last week. Hope everything went well with your fear and that you had lots of good, good, good experience there.

29:12So tell us where you're at with chapter four and what do you think of biosynthrasom? What's really interesting to me where I was at last week, what I was actually helping run or produce or whatever was with the International Association for Near Death Studies. And so I got to spend a good five, six days with people who are both looking for evidence and trying to make sense of things in a physical world or explain what's going on versus the other side who've had a near death experience or a spiritually transformative experience. And our grasping for words or grasping for understanding of what they experienced and it was amazing to watch because there are some trying to stay in their boxes and trying to hold to the physicality of things and others that are saying, wait a minute, I was in a space that I don't understand.

30:26And this was a non local space as you've been talking about grandmother that people have stepped out of that physical realm into something that they can't quite explain. And what's been fascinating with it, especially as we talk about nature and the universe is that each person was having their own experiences, their own, they were in their own universe and somewhere very open. And I think that was one of the things was open to learning, open to listening, open to expanding their universe, their perceptions, what they know into a greater understanding for themselves. And then others which were not quite so open or did not necessarily want to hear but really wanted to look at the physical, what's going on with the physical body when this happens. So it was quite, it was interesting being there and understanding the universe or questioning the universe that each person was working walking around in some of them were going outside and having amazing experiences with nature, something that was expanding their perception or expanding what they were understanding.

31:48And you would sit and listen to them try and understand to the autistic children that were there from the telepathy tapes who transmit their thoughts and their ideas completely telepathically and in a non local way of doing this. So, and then on the other hand with with the center I work in I recognize the fact that each cell has its energy and that this energy runs between each cell and there's a connection between them, there's information that goes back and forth between them. Yet something can cause a block there, whether it's a thought, whether it's an emotional, it can cause a block, it can cause illness or a dis ease that's among the cells. So this experience which I would say the list is that being open and being open to learning, being open to the perceptions, new perceptions because when we think about what.

32:57But Dr. Lonza talks about we only understand language because there's symbols and we've been taught symbols but do we really feel into a symbol or understand it like maybe these kids do or in music, do we know how to understand music, short of hearing the sound, which is the vibrational change that happens that we interpret as those vibrations come into our brain. Or do we try and understand it from the point of writing notes on a piece of paper and do we experience it that way. So so much of this is experiential and yet at the same time so many are grasping to get a physical understanding of it. So I love the way Dr. Lonza begins to bring us forward to the contemplations, the possibilities that come forward from the non local fields when we open to what's possible and and really feeling the connections with people.

34:06So that's kind of what I wanted to add because this is quite quite an interesting week for me. Thank you. Thank you very much. But then within the subject matter of biosentrism and on target what you know when we think let's just talk about where the person's coming from that we are studying and looking into. Okay, here's a young man at the age of what we're looking at what eight, nine years old that's already so curious odd and different. Okay, knowing that none of us more than likely a hundred percent of whoever's listening to us on the show, but never considered themselves normal or their family doesn't consider them normal or something stands out to them that makes them outside the box. Okay, so thinking of Lonza, okay, as a child that was intrigued with crawling things and looking at life in all its many embodiments and everything.

35:12I mean, what could you expect from a person like that? I mean that who he is today, I laugh when I'm in company and I hear because of definitely in the field of science. They're all very heavily egoed and very much self-centered and sometimes even when they are generous with maybe edifying somebody or giving someone credit for their work and that it's always very purse but I would consider professionally stiff meaning very formal. Okay, so but for me to look and watch different things and little clips that I've been watching on Lonza is he still that eight, nine year old kid when you read up this man's biography and you look at all the things he's into have done and is doing. He's outside the box. He actually lives outside the box on a conscious level doesn't need drugs and the inducement of what people are exploring to get there.

36:21He was obviously born there in other words, even at this age, he's still looking. I can imagine as a baby he could sit in the crib and lay flat him his little back and watch a fly and create a whole universe from watching a fly crawl across the crib. So basically coming then to being an adolescent and that the age that he was and exploring that and pursuing it with a passion. Yes, his circumstances were given obviously there was a plan to make sure that he had plenty of time to develop nurture and entertain itself. But in it today, I would say that we as humans, there is the greater number of us to share that enchanted place with Dr. Lonza. So where we are asking what is God, you know, what is this, what is that, especially when we have to explore and get into looking at what what life does bring to us as experience.

37:26Okay, you all and I shared very openly quite often with the fact that grief has become a very intense part of the last two and a half years of my life. Okay, I've dealt with death all my life, especially going into the field and being on battlegrounds and the after effects of severe human torture and acknowledgement. So death is not something new or never has been I would say started way back as a young child, but seeing death up close and personal and in the effects of certain people and experiencing grief takes you to a place to where the usual answer you have for questions of the work. And then you want to you want to have something that satisfies the immensity and intensity of the absence of someone that made such a big part of your time space.

38:29And when you begin to have to look through those emotional lenses into this world and find answers. You do want to have answers to questions like what you had said Mary and you know, okay, so who created God, who you know what came this, what came that was, you know, what, what, what, what, what and why. And we have to come to a place to where the answer to that is so enormous and so what do we bring to our lives on a daily basis that can be lived understood and activated in fulfillment of what we actually see ourselves as life itself comes with blessings. Life itself is a gift to explore to have the adventure and the journey of coming through time space that in itself is the reality. And then when that we compile a lot into control it with all of these outside answers and so expectations and other things we put in it.

39:39So when Dr. Landa comes into the picture for me, I just take a deep breath and so enjoy the very what I would consider the history and the developmental years of some of these scientists, women and women that I have come in contact with over my life. And if they are unusual, they're, they do not fit in the normal picture of a professional or someone who goes through the eight hour work day. And someone who does whatever it is they believe they're doing in order to benefit most of them don't understand themselves admittedly so. And then they know that they're compelled by something they can't actually describe. And that at the bottom of every answer they have their never satisfied. And I think that those of us who are exploring what we would consider the spiritual existence of human.

40:39I think we all share that. I think, you know, like I said, I have to laugh and I break out into a smile, but I read the very beginnings of Dr. Landa as well as all of the great scientists because they all start their discoveries as a child. They're all curious or missfits. And it's in the being the missfits that they come up with the kind of questions that we're entertaining. So when we say not a local space, we have to step beyond time space. We have to step beyond matter any form of matter. Sometimes we choose to try and say, yeah, but the universe, you know, we're into universal thinking, well, you're still informed. You're still in matter. You're still in particles. And we're talking about beyond that. And then that's when you have to start looking at questions, as you said, very answer and who created God.

41:44If God be in what we are accountable to, what created that, what's it accountable to and so forth and not. He didn't that is the little mind. And that is the, what I would consider limited intelligence as Master Penn talks. It's actually monkey brains that think like that. So our monkey brain still has its questions, still has its activity, still means to be answered. And then studying the brain, the brain itself is the mystery. So going on 50 years now of my 85 years, I would have to say that today the brain is still as much a mystery as anything that we could possibly question. It functions its capabilities. And in it, we don't even still have, don't have the answers of exactly what it is capable of.

42:44And the abilities of cauliflower kind of looking thing that sits just under the skull cap of your head has more capability than the whole of the universe as you can conceive it. And yet what do we do with it? Where saying bioscentrism, I feel that the launch of passion, his drive, his desire is to help us break through that. Needing to say, okay, once you break past, once you break space time, which means you go past the universe, you go the low sound, you go past form. What's there? And then that's when we're looking at answers that says, okay, in our strive to control and define, we have stupidly called this consciousness. Meaning consciousness, meaning we have the capability of having some concept of what it might be.

43:52See, we can't. So even like in and he said this in one of the little clips, I was like, even as desperate as we get to call the magnitude of what we're seeking consciousness is in itself. So it is it's just complete idiot that we are still struggling with our little controlled whatever. And as typical as we are in capabilities of having effect to a greater healthier whole, we're going to try and control this and actually call it consciousness. And think we have a concept of it. So, but we're looking at bioscentrism, we are looking to go and be on with the brain has ever come. The new frontier is way, way beyond our ability to think and to come to it. Then we have to say within how, because I have that internal Buddhist question why, okay, and then it's so why and how does one explore and come to that.

45:03Are we even meant to as far as time space at this time is is our evolutionary track where it needs to be in order for us to actually even begin to have some intelligence and inner capability of understanding beyond the universe. So, to me, what I feel long as doing, especially in this creation and what he's already contributed to well being, is that he's saying live what you have right now. Take consciousness right now what you are consciously conscious of right now. And make that how you live make that the way of your life make that the quality of your life. And so if we begin to do that and not try to go where we cannot see where we cannot even begin to have a word to define it.

46:11I would see that we would come to such joy and fulfillment of what little bit of measure we have as a lifetime. And evaluating people who have died in my life over the last two years. And the role that they played in my life and the heartache of looking at that. Just imagining. See that's all that swept after they're gone as you could imagine think about it. What you wish you had done under different circumstances. So definition you wish you had given it at that time. See that's lunches biosentres and is saying now is that time.

47:12See we don't have that leverage of saying we can and we will know we have to say we are. And consciousness means right now. We've kind of slipped past and I am speaking to the number of people I speak to today. I'm talking about a very large number of people. So a large level of consciousness. We've gotten away from understanding that now present time. The only thing that is real is the now present time. Right now. What I'm saying to you right now. Who I'm talking to. The many of our listeners that are there. They're all personal to us. They're all personal to me. So I mean never see their beautiful faces. They I never have the ability to hug them and actually feel them as they form and a body and an altar.

48:15Right now in time space. In consciousness. You are with us. You are with me. I trust that before this call what I prayed and what I put out into the intelligence. Is actually having its effect and surrounding you as I asked of it to do. And that in the closing of the show. The time that I will take again. To do what I call prayer. Me focusing and taking a moment inside intelligently in me. And that non local connection that exists in each living thing. Will respond. To what I put forth for it.

49:17It is me. It is an exist without it. I do not exist. So I trust that. So right now I know that there's nothing that I can bring forward after a lifetime of science. It's talking to what I consider the very peak and pentacle of science. And anyone can give me the answers. What is beyond the universe. What is it that stops. And the heart stops. And we breathe no more. Where does it go? In what. Place in what non local place. Does it exist now because it does not reflect in form. No longer is third dimension. But I am sure and no and see an experience.

50:22If there is some place. That in some way. It exists. And so when we're saying consciousness, we have to stop thinking of consciousness as a way. And for us to then actually feel we have the answers. And that we can actually describe. And put a definition. And a name. So what is beyond the universe. What is beyond God. So when we come to a launchers work. And we have to take a break. And for each of our listeners, you know, that the moment you take. That little breath, that little time out of breath. Maybe you take.

51:23But think of something loving, something benefiting. Something nurturing. And you're trying to describe what you're trying to describe. And you're trying to find some way. To get a hold of it. Control it. Move it. Infect it with their limitations. No. I would read it. I would read it. I would read it. And that's love. And whatever pitiful means we can describe that and experience that. That's love. Okay. So let's come back around and let everybody give some finalizations to what Dr. Lanza shared with us in these particular chapters.

52:27The And also thinking about how he describes that we're only perceiving what we've already got programmed in the brain and just that invitation into learning and expanding the neurons of the brain so that therefore our experience can become more enriched and in live and by what we're learning and the opening of perception. So I'm kind of relieved to hear that I don't have to explain it all and understand it all and I never will but I can expand what I understand and know and I can enter the

53:32little worlds of all those little beings and creatures of the planet and get curious and feel with them and for them and become connected. There's so much I can do that enriches my life. And I would ask because as you're saying that what comes to memory is one of the particular presentations that Steve has made and that was actually saying and what will you do with what you have learned. How will it now show? How will it look? How will it be? How will one know it when you are in that place with what you know now? And so I think along with what you're saying it comes with you especially in the work I know that the four of us do is that we do apply that. We make sure that we spread that around. It isn't just something we keep in some little corner and room to ourselves.

54:36As we do learn, as we do explore, as we do come to something that feels good. We can't wait to make sure that we give it and share it with others. We bring it into those who are closest to us and then spread it out through all contacts that we think. And I think that that is a big part of what he's trying to get us to do. Like he said, he took time to consider the universe that the little crawly things are, the little larva, the little, you know, in the earlier chapter, the little lighting bugs, you know, seeing how that fits. If you know, this comes with scripture of saying love one another. Well, not just one another that look like us, but every little thing that has been given the experience of form and life. And I see that in everything that you do, Trina does.

55:38We don't like it said, Gabby, we live that in upgrading this experience, this exploration, this coming to feel. So it's beautiful. All right, Gabby, can you give us your intake on that? Yes, I'm certainly excited about the word curious, you know, and being playful I want to add as well as that because that is what I live in, especially having worked with young children, I invite everyone to become that curious to take time to contemplate, to just only needs to take a moment, you don't need an hour or something, just stop, you know, while you're having a cup of tea and look around, maybe sit on the ground and just contemplate a blade of grass or notice that an ant is walking past. And you know, make out of it what you may because whatever it seems to you is okay. That is your awareness, you know, that it is okay, whatever you believe, there's no, you

56:42know, and go as far as as Lanza says, you know, we're all interconnected. Can you start a communication with the ant? Can you start a communication with that blade of grass, you know, and be playful about it. And I also want to say I really would like all parents who are listening who have a children any age to allow the children to just be in the time without having to do something up somewhere so they can find what's theirs because that is their truth, their wisdom, their connection. Alright, they're very good. Alright, Trina. Besides, I just love this, the value of understanding life beyond physical forms and taking that time to just sense into it, go into it, be present with something, as you were saying, we're on there, be in that now moment, to understand or ask the question or be curious

57:49about what is this thing feeling, what is, what is its nature, what does it do, and how does it know what's going on and on the side of creativity, where does the creativity come from? And how do we grasp something and actually put it into a physical form? There's so many questions that come up and the more we step into it and the more we begin to learn an experience, then we expand, we expand our universe. And I just think that's a beautiful thing for humanity to be able to do, the more we connect, and the more we understand each other, the more we live from the heart and really help each other. So that's what I wanted to say. And well said, and well said, as much as that, what you spend the days of your life doing, yes it is. So basically we want to say that we hope that our listeners do pick up the book, Biosentraism

58:54and read it, along with others, there's about four or five books that are actually out there now that on Biosentraism is some take from Biosentraism. So you don't get, look at it, look at the elephant from all sides and up and down. And look at it. And those of you who've responded that you're more into talk and that you're definitely the audio end of interest, okay? We appreciate that you pick our show to listen and to be with. And we do our very best in whatever way we can to actually share something that will enrich your life, that will give you what you need right now to be fulfilled and to be happy and healthy as well as wealthy, wealth being more than just the dollar, being the very quality of your life. So anything and everything that you want to share, we're very interested in, please drop us a line, please let us know where you're at and what we can actually drop to and

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