advancement in science continues to fascinate me, as it moves forward and can’t help but evolve into the metaphysical/spiritual realms…lately I’ve been spending brain time with the works of scientists and mystics
appreciation of integration humanity’s emergence the global network is linking could be the web could be our minds as inner awareness of the greater wisdom to individual uniqueness seems to transmit the mysteries of observing oneself through the eyes of the other the ever accelerating consciousness expansion holograms of justified invisible fields so magnified an entire universe could fit within an atom or is it Adam rethinking legends of possibility awareness shines its light somewhere in my brain field
A noble and worthy pursuit Debby! When we delve into such matters we can't help but be more appreciative of just how glorious our brain is! It is most fascinating to me! Love this poem!
A scientist once told me that we humans use less than 10% of our brains capability...just imagine what it would be like if we expanded to 15% or 20%...it is mind boggling. Great write.
It is amazing how far we've come in just the past twenty years! As a child I would have never believed that the technology that we have come to know and become comfortable as well as depend on today could ever exist! Sometimes the thoughts of just how advanced our lifestyles have become through the use of technology is a bit scary. I admit I love the use and convenience of having a cell phone and laptop as well as all the other conveniences of technology, but sometimes miss the simple times of life also...a very profound write my friend!
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Science and poetry go hand in hand all too often...for to imagine the future is to create it. The advances of the past twenty years are so vast and so unbelievable at times that it is actually often quite frightening. I read that they are about two shades away from completing a Feeling computer...now that is scary.
Our human genome is full of viruses similar to HIV-1. These have played an important role in human evolution and still play an important role in human embryology and day-to-day chemistry. Just how important are they to our evolution past and future?
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