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John Mattox started the topic Additional Powers of the Universe in the forum
Scientific Cosmogenesis Forum 5 months agoIt seems to me that the 11 powers of the Universe that Brian has identified have a compelling analogy in things that happen to humans.
There are many other processes in nature without such analogy, e.g. sublimation (a solid becoming a vapor), annihilation (e.g. an electron and a positron coming together to annihilate and produce energy).
And…[Read more]
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John Mattox replied to the topic Administrative Matters in the forum
Scientific Cosmogenesis Forum 5 months agoThis group was founded my participants in the 2026 Deep Time Course, Activating Cosmogenetic Experience to explore cosmogenesis from the perspective of practicing or retired scientists.
Founding participants included: John Mattox, Stephan Martin, David Ellwood, Sarbmeet Kanwal, and Francie White. Although it is not a requirement to participate…[Read more]
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John Mattox replied to the topic Brian Swimme’s Eleven Powers of the Universe in the forum
Scientific Cosmogenesis Forum 5 months agoGoogling, “scientific status of Brian Swimme’s 11 powers of the universe”. Google AI offered this summary: This is categorized as an interdisciplinary synthesis of cosmology, philosophy, and spirituality rather than a set of peer-reviewed scientific laws. AI also summarizes critical reception as follows: Positive: Proponents view it as a “brave,…[Read more]
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John Mattox replied to the topic Brian Swimme’s Eleven Powers of the Universe in the forum
Scientific Cosmogenesis Forum 5 months agoBrian first introduced the Eleven Powers of the Universe in an 11-part video lecture series titled The Powers of the Universe, which was released on DVD on September 23, 2004.
1. Centration
Every being arises as a centered reality with its own integrity, coherence, and inward orientation. From particles to planets to persons, each entity g…[Read more] -
John Mattox started the topic Brian Swimme’s Eleven Powers of the Universe in the forum
Scientific Cosmogenesis Forum 5 months ago1. Centration
Every being arises as a centered reality with its own integrity, coherence, and inward orientation. From particles to planets to persons, each entity gathers the energies of the universe into a distinctive pattern of existence.Centration means the universe does not evolve as a vague mass, but through countless centers of agency…[Read more]
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John Mattox started the topic Administrative Matters in the forum
Scientific Cosmogenesis Forum 5 months agoHere we will post and discuss matters related to the operation of this forum.
Founding members include John Mattox, Stephan Martin, David Ellwood, Sarbmeet Kanwal, and Francie White. Although it is not a requirement to participate in join this group, we all have PhDs.
We began our discussion with a Zoom meeting on 3/2/26, which was hosted by…[Read more]
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Georgianne Giese replied to the topic in the forum
Session 1: A new perspective on Time 3 years agoTe’a, you wrote: “Anyway, i got some sense of ‘the numbers between numbers.. and found that by expanding the string, rather than having the intervals rigid and fixed, i could get a sense of expansion that otherwise i would not have felt.. so that was a really good start (even if not what you’d intended). ”
Indeed, that was exactly what I int…[Read more]
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te'a sun replied to the topic in the forum
Session 1: A new perspective on Time 3 years agoAh Georgianne.. thank you for the generosity of your time (sic) and explanations! Now, numbers and maths bewilders me and the mention of pi or some such simply reveals the poverty of my unfortunate ‘schooling’ in most subjects, maths in particular. I think the Grand Mistake was to never start with real ‘things’ as a young child. I seem only to…[Read more]
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Sarbmeet Kanwal replied to the topic in the forum
Session 1: A new perspective on Time 3 years agoWhat profound sharing on this little island of a discussion topic that drifted off! Thankyou Francoise, Tea and Gergianne.
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Sarbmeet Kanwal replied to the topic in the forum
Session 1: A new perspective on Time 3 years agoWhat profound sharing on this little island of a discussion topic that drifted off! Thankyou Francoise, Tea and Gergianne.
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Georgianne Giese replied to the topic in the forum
Session 1: A new perspective on Time 3 years agoFrancoise, your expression of your inner reactions through the making of dolls, is truely amazing! Would you be willing to share some images of those dolls, and explain what you were feeling when you made them? Such a blessing! Your dolls tell part of an amazing story of your life. It seems to me that it would be a great contribution for that…[Read more]
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