Stalking the Wild Pendulum: On the Mechanics of Consciousness

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In his chapter, "A Morse Code of Action and Rest," Bentov explains the movement and rest phases of a pendulum in such a way that it is clear to me how we can enter altered or parallel states of reality at the zero point. This fits with what I read in The Power of Now, and the Tobias channels of the Crimson Circle's (See Library channels at www.crimsoncircle.com) repeated admonition, "All power is in the present moment." He was also an early exponent of what has come to be referred to as consciousness studies and authored several books on the subject. A powerful book on the nature of consciousness and the universe, Stalking The Wild Pendulum is a masterpiece. Overall an engaging read, and it baffles me that i didn't come across this work much sooner, since i've been looking into this topic for many years already at this point.

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a b Monagan, David; Williams, MD., David O. (2007). Journey into the Heart: A Tale of Pioneering Doctors and Their Race to Transform Cardiovascular Medicine Hardcover. New York: Penguin Group. p.106. ISBN 978-1-59240-265-6 . Retrieved January 17, 2015. In his exciting and original view of the universe, Itzhak Bentov has provided a new perspective on human consciousness and its limitless possibilities. Widely known and loved for his delightful humor and imagination, Bentov explains the familiar world of phenomena with perceptions that are as lucid as they are thrilling. He gives us a provocative picture of ourselves in an expanded, conscious, holistic universe, showing us that: Bentov was the holder of numerous patents. In addition to the steerable cardiac catheter, his inventions included diet spaghetti, automobile brake shoes, EKG electrodes and pacemaker leads. [2] Patents [ edit ] Filing date If you leaf through this book, you will see a lot of diagrams, and you may have the impression that this is a technical or even a scientific book. Well, don’t worry about that. I myself am a fairly stupid fellow who could not learn any mathematics at all. In fact, my brush with academia was a rather short one: I was expelled from the kindergarten at the age of four for some alleged subversive activities and have never managed to resume normal studies since, not to mention graduating from anyplace. So my mind has remained blank and unspoiled by higher learning.Bentov was born in Humenné, Czechoslovakia (in present-day Slovakia), in 1923. During World War II, his parents, his younger brother and sister were killed in Nazi concentration camps. [2]

Stalking the Wild Pendulum: On the Mechanics of Consciousness

Rumore, Kori (May 26, 2022). "American Airlines Flight 191: Faces of the victims from the May 25, 1979 plane crash north of O'Hare airport". Chicago Tribune . Retrieved February 24, 2023. Itzhak Bentov weaves together diverse subjects including, physics, cosmology, subtle energy, and spirituality to deliver a groundbreaking book that has become a reference for all those who seek to understand the self and the universe.He relates reincarnation to the newtons second law (conservation of energy). Our metaphysical energy is conserved when we die.

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I read this book as a teenager, after seeing it on my father's shelf since I was a kid. We'd discussed science, and my father had tried to explain quantum science to me, or at least the little be understood. So when I started reading this book I was excited. Index to Petitions and Records of Naturalizations of the U.S. and District Courts for the District of Massachusetts, 1907–1966". M1545. National Archives and Records Administration. {{ cite journal}}: Cite journal requires |journal= ( help)Bentov was killed in the crash of American Airlines Flight 191 shortly after takeoff from Chicago O'Hare Airport in 1979, which remains the worst non-terrorism-related aviation disaster to have taken place on US soil. If you fancy the topic of consciousness, do not be put off by the seeming complexity hiding in the book's title. In most chapters, the Czechoslovak-born author did an excellent job translating the abstract into the concrete, aptly squeezing new ideas into a juice of information even a 9th grader would be able to consume.

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Micromotions of the body as a factor in the development of the nervous system, a centerpiece article published in the anthology Kundalini, Evolution, and Enlightenment by John White, editor, 1998, ISBN 1-55778-303-9 About Us: History". Boston Scientific. Archived from the original on January 20, 2015 . Retrieved January 17, 2015. With a Forward by the world class physicist, Dr. William A. Tiller, Professor Emeritus of Materials Science and Engineering at Stanford University, Stalking The Wild Pendulum is a must read! You can read this as a complete novice on the matter (if such a person exist) and get a good introduction, or come to this as a Phd cosmologist and still find a new and interesting viewpoint. The quantum theory asserts that there is no way one can measure some sets of things, like momentum and position, together very accurately; it suggests (at least in one widespread interpretation) that this is so because the consciousness of the experimenter interacts with the experiment itself. Therefore, it becomes possible that the attitude of the experimenter must also influence the outcome of any particular experiment. Now this is serious business, for unless we are able to account for and describe what consciousness is, it will always put an experiment in doubt. So the problem is: What is consciousness?I am attempting in this book to build a model of the universe that will satisfy the need for a comprehensive picture of what our existence is all about In other words, a holistic model that encompasses not only the physical, observable universe that is our immediate environment and the distant universe observed by our astronomers but also other realities as well. Normally, we do not consider the emotional, mental, and intuitive components of our beings as realities. I will try to persuade you that they are. The phenomena that we call unexplained, like psychokineses (the moving of an object with the power of the mind), telepathy, out-of-body phenomena, clairvoyance, etc., can all be explained once we know the general underlying principles governing them. He likens the uncertainty of position at tiny scales to motion that's faster than light, and compares that to the fact that you traverse many points of space at once when you travel at light speed, and concludes from that that we're omnipresent. First, uncertainty isn't the same as traveling or propagating, and second, when you travel at light speed you only occupy the points in a "world line" (the specific path you follow), not all points in space. The universe is a giant hologram and all knowledge is available to us if we are able to tap into it. Bentov had a daughter, Sharona Ben-Tov Muir, with his first wife, whom he would divorce. Later he married Ukrainian-born sculptor and poet Mirtala Serhiivna Pylypenko-Kardinalovska ( Kharkiv, 1929), also known as Mirtala Bentov. His theories are interesting and some of them seem plausible. Some of the most interesting theories that I found from the book include