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Possibilitator Interviews : Marilyn Ferguson Finding a Positive Way to Express What‘s Needed (1985)

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After listening to this entire recording, enter Matrix Code: YOUTUBEx.42 (1 matrix point) in your free account at StartOver.xyz Game. Login here: https://login.startover.xyz   Marilyn Ferguson was far ahead of her time. Her thinking was based on the latest scientific research of the time which she assiduously documented for 20 years publishing the recognized Brain Mind Bulletin. I (Clinton Callahan) spoke with Marilyn Ferguson by telephone not long before her death in 2008, and she seemed to be in good health but worried about possibly upsetting people in the pharmaceutical industry, which is hinted at in the Wikipedia quote: "Ferguson died unexpectedly of an apparent heart attack on October 19, 2008." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marilyn... In any case, I read her book The Aquarian Conspiracy during my round the world journey in 1981-1983, and it literally changed my life. Here in this video interview from 1985 she sounds like a Possibility Manager, and I am happy to share this video with you. Enjoy

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