by James Hurd Nixon | Featured 3, Philosophy, Planetary Movement
I have used the works of Professor William A. Tiller and Rupert Sheldrake, as discussed in the essays Spiritual Realism Parts I and II, to form the foundational insights grounding a formulation of the Core Philosophy of Spiritual Realism. However, I have also...
by James Hurd Nixon | Philosophy, Planetary Movement
Morphic fields are structures within the faster-than-the-speed-of-light spiritual realm that impact and are impacted by the slower-than-the-speed-of-light physical realm. That means that they are manifestations of the “coupled state” – to use the concept formulated by...
by James Hurd Nixon | Featured 2, Philosophy
I have known about the work of Dr. William A. Tiller for a couple of decades. He was Professor Emeritus and former Chair of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Stanford University and the author of Science and Human Transformation: Subtle Energies,...
by James Hurd Nixon | Featured 1, Philosophy
I studied and fell in love with philosophy in college and, throughout my life, I have written philosophies to help me (and sometimes other folks) make sense of a line of work or an area of life, and, thereby, to formulate and undertake the best actions that I could....
by James Hurd Nixon | Philosophy, Philosophy of Consciousness
I believe that I have made some additional progress in understanding and engaging (my) consciousness beyond what I formulated previously, so I want to reflect a bit on where I have gotten to now. My Granddaughter Let’s take my granddaughter as an example of how one’s...
by James Hurd Nixon | Philosophy, Philosophy of Consciousness
We tend to think that we become conscious when we wake up in the morning and become unconscious when we drop off to sleep at night. However, when we wake up, we become awake, but we may not become fully conscious. Without some careful practice, we tend to move...
