"Gather ye rose-buds while ye may." Robert Herrick

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Showing posts with label TED. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TED. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 30, 2014

Through the Wormhole- Tracking Souls to the Afterlife


I thought this video might be more succinct and shorter than the one on the previous post.  Morgan Freeman narrates and Dr. Hameroff discusses the soul and what happens after near-death experiences or dying.

Tuesday, April 29, 2014

TEDx Brussels 2010 - Stuart Hameroff - Do we have a quantum Soul?


My soul to take redux.  Okay.  I find this infinitely fascinating. But, bear with me yet again.  
Dr. Stuart Hameroff is an anesthesiologist who has studied and watched thousands of patients drift off somewhere when put to sleep during surgery.  He saw death and near-death experiences frequently.
Dr. S posits a theory he derived, the Orch-OR theory of consciousness, by which he contends could solve the mystery of what happens to our souls in near-death experiences or at death. This is absolutely incredible.

Many moons ago, I came up with a theory of Donnativity.  My kids thought it hysterical.  It was my theory of interconnectedness/ akin to a spider web.  Problem is, now I can't remember it.  Poor aging brain of mine.

Tuesday, April 15, 2014

What might the future hold? Predictions at TED, 1984-2014



If you haven't already, go visit the TED website.  It is the best thing about the internet.  Top minds in all fields demonstrate and speak on such profound topics.  
While growing up, what things did you hope to see come to fruition one day?  I wanted to see people's faces displayed on phones.  Check.  Flying cars like the Jetson's.  Not yet affordable for me, but for some of you perhaps. Check.  Lastly, I want to see the discovery of extraterrestrials amongst us. 
Watch this short film about past and future discoveries, but go to TED for the rest of the story.  So thought provoking and wonderful.