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Fri, 2010-09-17 19:50

Power vs. Force, David Hawkins. This book creates a measurement system for states of consciousness ranging from shame, anger, and pride to altruism, compassion, and enligtenment. Also deals with "strange attractors." Hawkins states that there are two main states that help us increase our consciousness: moving from "blame" to "responsibility" (at a level of 200 points), and reaching a lifestyle of "accepting love and non-judgemental forgiveness" (500 points on the scale).(Hawkinds, p. 198)

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I have to sit this one out

Beth Davies-Stofka

Mon, 2010-09-27 06:27

I have to sit this one out for awhile! I just wanted to post and let you know I'm interested in the question. And that I'm thinking! :-)

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I was also thinking about how

Kimba Kerner

Thu, 2010-09-23 10:17

I was also thinking about how the Gaia principle might relate to how we look at a global consciousness, because if we are focusing on universal consciousness, how our societies function in regards to our world is another direction we could think about.

Also something worth considering is what could be the correlation between how we percieve the earth and act towards it, and how we advance in consiousness in general?

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Would you like to start with

Miriam Corneli

Thu, 2010-09-23 08:57

Would you like to start with your ideas? I have a great quote which I want to enter, as well as some great ideas by Ken Wilber. I am also going to add some entries on "Global Brain" this week which will give us more :juice." But I'd love to hear what your ideas are. That would be great.

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Yes, at least a summary of

Gurmit Singh

Wed, 2010-09-22 16:09

Yes, at least a summary of perspectives that exist among the class on 1 page would be a good tool to guide us, without having to nail it down just yet, but as a baseline which we can measure against at the end of the class.