The book explores the complex dimensions of the American communist movement, tracing its evolution from the 1920s to its peak before World War II. It delves into the diverse motivations of its participants, categorizing them into political, social, and labor-oriented perspectives, providing a nuanced understanding of the movement's impact and significance during this critical period in American history.
Exploring the future of humanity, the narrative emphasizes the urgent need to reconnect intellect with the Deep Self, warning that the ego's dominance since Christ's time may lead to destructive outcomes. It argues that our beliefs, intents, and desires shape our realities, with a focus on the implications of beta brain wave development. The book suggests that feelings are a consequence of beliefs, highlighting a continuous fluctuation between different probabilities in our lives.
Exploring the concept of humanity's future, the book emphasizes the need to reconnect intellect with the Deep Self, warning against the dangers of excessive ego development since Christ's time. It argues that our beliefs, intents, and desires shape our realities, with feelings stemming from these beliefs. The narrative suggests that the current trajectory of beta brain wave dominance threatens both humanity and other species, highlighting the importance of consciousness in navigating our existence and the probabilities we encounter.
From Thank You for Your Service to a Liberative Solidarity
Focusing on moral injury, the book explores the societal role in addressing this issue, particularly for veterans. It employs an interdisciplinary approach that merges liberation theologies with cultural studies, examining how prevailing ideologies hinder the reintegration process for those affected by moral injury. Through this lens, the author seeks to deepen the understanding of the complexities surrounding veterans' experiences and the societal responsibilities involved in their healing journey.
Exploring the relationship between intellect and the Deep Self, this work warns against the dangers of excessive ego development, which has been entrenched since the time of Christ. It argues that the current trajectory of humanity, characterized by heightened beta brain wave activity, threatens our existence. The author emphasizes that our beliefs, intents, and desires shape our realities and that emotions are a reflection of these beliefs, challenging conventional understandings of their relationship.
Exploring the intersection of intellect and the Deep Self, the narrative warns against the dangers of excessive ego development, which has been prominent since the time of Christ. It posits that humanity's survival hinges on a reconnection with deeper consciousness, emphasizing that our beliefs shape our realities and that emotions stem from these beliefs. The book suggests we navigate through various probabilities, highlighting the need for awareness in the face of an evolving crisis that threatens both humanity and the natural world.
Acorns delineates the future of humanity as a reunification of intellect with the Deep Self. Having chosen to focus upon ego (established securely by the time of Christ), much more beta brain wave development will destroy our species and others, which process has already begun. We create our own realities through beliefs, intents and desires and we were in and out of probabilities constantly. Feelings follow beliefs, not the other way around.
Describes how the eyed hawk moth, the Australian frilled lizard, the killdeer, the porcupine, and other creatures protect themselves from their enemies
