"...but because their mechanisms cross disciplines our institutions have kept artificially separate."
"...life is far more participatory than modern biology has allowed. We do not merely inhabit the world. We resonate with it."
I concur. I live next door to the massive building that is the Francis Crick Institute in London, where hundreds of scientists are, well, I'm not quite sure exactly what they're doing, but a Knowledge Quarter conference I attended had an independent representative espouse various DNA research that triggered my instincts around the 'artificially separate' lens' so many employ. Everything is connected. Everything lives in an environment. And everything is relational. Thank you for another stunning piece.
“And if the body is itself a living drum, then healing may depend less on adding new information from outside than on restoring the conditions under which our deepest patterns can resonate again.”
Amen!
As usual, I appreciate your consistently adventurous open minded perspective on all you discuss - always delivered from the crest of the Wave of Life, uncertain exactly where or how it will meet the shore, but meet it, it shall!
So many of the explorations you note and propose fall in line as relevant research that might support an engineering project that fills the mind in this chair here:
“Our challenge is to engineer the Moonshot of an evolutionary path wherein we permanently catalyze our inherent human experience into a broader and deeper perceptual dimension – a transition that reifies a heart-centered, personal/collective human experience, as consciously interconnected individuals integrated within a coherent network – simultaneously separate and all together, like 8.x billion fingers on one ‘Whole’ hand. Once done, perhaps the best part will be an undeniable and perpetual sense of belonging – to one another everywhere, as constituent cells of a ‘Whole’ Humanity, integral to our living Earth.”
Thanks for covering so much territory! Always something new to know and enjoy. Rhythm is in the soul and drumming is wonderful in so many ways as it works on the personal level. Looks like you're having great fun! So happy to see you mentioning cavitation and LeClair's preliminary experiments. It is interesting that the heart beat is actually a twisting motion of an organ with the shape of a double helix.
Sayer, you’re a genius, IN RESONANCE. And I’d love to chat with you about the water cavitation machine my grandfather invented and made his living from.
You've blown my mind. Ecstatic.
Dr Tom Cowan WROTE THE BOOK on the heart not being a pump!
"...but because their mechanisms cross disciplines our institutions have kept artificially separate."
"...life is far more participatory than modern biology has allowed. We do not merely inhabit the world. We resonate with it."
I concur. I live next door to the massive building that is the Francis Crick Institute in London, where hundreds of scientists are, well, I'm not quite sure exactly what they're doing, but a Knowledge Quarter conference I attended had an independent representative espouse various DNA research that triggered my instincts around the 'artificially separate' lens' so many employ. Everything is connected. Everything lives in an environment. And everything is relational. Thank you for another stunning piece.
“And if the body is itself a living drum, then healing may depend less on adding new information from outside than on restoring the conditions under which our deepest patterns can resonate again.”
Amen!
As usual, I appreciate your consistently adventurous open minded perspective on all you discuss - always delivered from the crest of the Wave of Life, uncertain exactly where or how it will meet the shore, but meet it, it shall!
So many of the explorations you note and propose fall in line as relevant research that might support an engineering project that fills the mind in this chair here:
“Our challenge is to engineer the Moonshot of an evolutionary path wherein we permanently catalyze our inherent human experience into a broader and deeper perceptual dimension – a transition that reifies a heart-centered, personal/collective human experience, as consciously interconnected individuals integrated within a coherent network – simultaneously separate and all together, like 8.x billion fingers on one ‘Whole’ hand. Once done, perhaps the best part will be an undeniable and perpetual sense of belonging – to one another everywhere, as constituent cells of a ‘Whole’ Humanity, integral to our living Earth.”
https://bohobeau.net/2021/01/29/whole-world/
keep it coming, brother!
Thanks for covering so much territory! Always something new to know and enjoy. Rhythm is in the soul and drumming is wonderful in so many ways as it works on the personal level. Looks like you're having great fun! So happy to see you mentioning cavitation and LeClair's preliminary experiments. It is interesting that the heart beat is actually a twisting motion of an organ with the shape of a double helix.
Well done, thank you!!!!
Thank you so much Sayer!!!! I belong to a small drum circle:) we know what you are describing. Thanks again for diving deep. Many Blessings
Love it!
Sayer, you’re a genius, IN RESONANCE. And I’d love to chat with you about the water cavitation machine my grandfather invented and made his living from.
Love it Brother!❤️🙏
Was just reading some Martin Picard,then jumped over here and found this.... beautiful.
Sayer, Warner Mendenhall just passed. The IMA just posted about this. Not sure if you knew. A devastating loss for all of us.
What is a "crum" circle?
And here's more on the therapeutic benefits of drumming and drum circles: https://greenmedinfo.com/blog/6-ways-drumming-heals-body-mind-and-soul
Here's one I attend in Miami: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DUIlCA-DvBe/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
I think that is a misspelling of drum. MaryJane in GA.