Mind and matter Another example of the way in which our minds influence matter can be found in the ancient art of dowsing. Dowsing is a term which has come to be used to describe a phenomenon that has been demonstrated by numerous people throughout history. It is commonly associated with the search for underground […]

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We are not bound by the so-called “laws” of science unless we choose to be. Nor are we bound by the idea that our bodies are subject to all the limitations that science imposes upon us. We are always free to discard them whenever we wish. Evidence continues to accumulate that the mind is able […]

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How we mould our world The fact that the oak tree emerges upon examination to have a mental and subjective source rather than an outward and objective nature, does not in any way alter its apparent reality. It continues to stand proudly before us, and to appear as something distinctly separate from ourselves. Yet this […]

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We live in a universe of awesome majesty and size. Within this age-old cosmos, isolated galaxies pursue lonely paths through the desolate void of space. Set against this primeval darkness, these wandering galaxies shine with the light of a myriad glowing suns. Within again these systems of solar light, tiny planetary satellites revolve. The earth, […]

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The final instalment of the Blog posts entitled “Creatures of the Mind” ended with the following words: “Our world is not the product of some supernatural creator. It is instead a magical kaleidoscope of form that is ever linked to the creative power of thought. And we who sojourn in this wondrous world of form, are […]

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