60-Marshall Lefferts on Consciousness and Changing the World

I greatly enjoyed this conversation with Marshall Lefferts, and I believe you will find it eye-opening, fascinating, and important. He is a really bright guy who, although he is not a physicist himself, is helping others understand what unified science is now saying about our place in the universe through his book Cosmometry and the Harmonic Science Alliance that he founded. He tells his story including what he's learned about unified physics and harmonic science which now tell us the universe is a unified entity that is conscious and purposefully evolving. Said in a more interesting way, it is an intelligent, living wholeness that is conscious, holographic, self-organizing, and evolving in a natural, wholistic, and beautiful way, and we humans are part of that. Unfortunately, we humans are out-of-synch with the universe and behaving in destructive ways because we are focused selfishly and totally on ourselves as individuals rather than how we fit into the whole. Marshall tells us that we can change the world for the better by doing everything we can to bring ourselves collectively into coherence within ourself (nervous system, body, mind, spirit) and with each other, the Earth, and the wholeness of the universe. He said we need to respond to the chaos by becoming more aware of ourself within the larger whole and by seeking to be in harmony and coherence (as opposed to disharmony and chaos) and by paying attention to values and spiritual ideals (peace, love, unity, and joy) that serve us and the world as a whole. We talked about much more, so this is a must-listen episode. BTW, I definitely recommend his book Cosmometry, and it's worth it just for Section 7 - Consciousness and the Human Experience. Learn more about him and his work at Cosmomety.com and Harmonic-Science.org. Learn about me at RaymondPosch.com, and email me at [email protected]. Love yourself always, and choose to awaken! And please subscribe and share this podcast and episode with others. Comments are welcome. Click here to see the video of this episode on my YouTube channel.