In his new book, Richard Grossinger, anthropologist and writer of several volumes on important topics consisting of consciousness and cosmology, statements: ‘Our own verdict and existential bottom line hinge on the puzzle of whether this is a spiritual universe with physical transportations or a physical world of phantoms and apparitions.’
It’s a solid echo of the significant French thinker Teilhard de Chardin (1881– 1955, a Jesuit priest, researcher and philosopher, for whom humankind was inseparable from the universe and advancement the foundation of his training. He thought human beings were establishing to greater states with the complexification of physical, organic and social systems and the advancement of scientific research and innovation.
Notoriously, Teilhard that, perhaps, single-handedly came from the concept of a global spiritualization of advancement, stated: ‘We are not people having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human experience.’
I describe Teilhard due to the fact that in Dreamtimes and Thoughtforms: Cosmogenesis from the Big Bang to octopus and crow Intelligence to UFOs (Park Road Press, US $ 16 99/ UK ₤ 12 99, September 2022, Grossinger’s transformative awareness and context appears.
As transformative awareness is a drive where awareness recognizes itself as …