Thomas Campbell – Reality 101

Thomas Campbell – Reality 101

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“WE ARE (OUR CONSCIOUSNESS IS) A PART OF A REAL, EVOLVING, CONSCIOUSNESS SYSTEM. EVOLUTION IS AN OPEN ENDED PROCESS WITH NO END — THUS OUR INDIVIDUAL EVOLUTION IS THE SAME. WHAT SORT OF EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT THE LCS MAY OR MAY NOT BE INTERACTIVE WITH IS THEORETICALLY BEYOND OUR VIEW. SO, WE HAVE NEITHER A CERTAIN NOR COMPLETE PICTURE OF THE EXTERNAL VARIABLES AND ISSUES THAT MAY POTENTIALLY DIRECTLY EFFECT THE LCS . SOMETIMES, THE ONLY ALTERNATIVE IS TO LIVE GRACEFULLY WITH UNCERTAINTY.” TOM CAMPBELL

Thomas Campbell, physicist, Consciousness expert, and author of My Big TOE, presented a workshop entitled “Reality 101” at the University of Calgary, September 23,24,25, 2011, hosted by Beth Haley.

This video provides an introduction and overview to the concepts that are explored in more detail on Saturday. Gaining some familiarity with these concepts on Friday, enables the audience to better understand the more advanced treatment that follows on Saturday.

In this overview, Tom reveals the importance of the Double Slit Experiment, and what it tells us about our reality. You will also be given the scientific version of the Akashic records, precognition, time travel, auras, and other such phenomena.

He gently reminds the participants and viewers that “Open-minded skepticism is the only thing that can take you anyplace important.”

So with that caution, enjoy the most important information currently available on the nature of our reality and our role in it.

Participant’s questions follow the presentation.

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Many different self-help group programs exist, each with its own focus, techniques, associated beliefs, proponents and in some cases, leaders.
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