Dr. Robert Brink. Hear our April 25 conversation with him here |
Is such an endeavor within the realm of the
reasonable? At least as I interpreted that which Bob was suggesting about the innate
electromagnetic force field within which polarization exists at its most
fundamental and, likely, profound levels.
In particular Bob’s unique viewpoints have
lately provided a window for me through which I have been contemplating, even
recent tragic events, with a consideration as to how these might be viewed in a more scientifc and wholistic
way.
Of course, I knew that these perspectivew were definitely beyond my immediate abilities
to fully understand them. Let alone do justice to them with any brief
articulation I might do regarding them. Still
I think we were on the threshold of the Tao
of Physics, here,
with these ideas of Bob’s. And, while I do, experientially, know the “tao” and
could almost speak of it, at least in some circles, the physics part
is way beyond my lexicon.
In spite of these limitations, the idea
that scientific principles might be genuinely acceptable considerations for earth
plane problems is no small idea. It has not been far from my mind since this
interview. So I have pondered --
·
What difference do scientic ideas
such as the fact that opposites attract and like poles repel make anyway, when
real life mortals are dying around us in the meantime?
·
What is the yin and the yang of
events such as the Boston Marathon Bombings?
·
How can understanding the
notions related to electromagnetic fields be useful in assisting the healing of
the three abucted and tortured Cleveland women?
No small questions, here, and no simple
answers. Still, I am drawn to the reasonableness of my contemplations, fostered
by Bob’s inspiring ideas, as I am well aware that it was my ongoing search
for the peak of the Mountain of Awe that brought me through the ordeal of my eight years of blindness and recovery from
it.
So what is really going on here that I/we
should heed? Or is it that the two realms of existence; the physical and the spiritual,
are just simply one, no matter how separate we view and experience them. And,
how does knowing this help anything, if it is so?
I present myself, here again,
as a student wanting to learn.
Bob’s special interests have
taken him into some fascinating areas other than what one might expect of a
clinical psychologist. With two award winning documentaries to his credit on alternatives
to ordinary solutions, especially in the areas of health and healing I was more
than ready to hear what he had to offer us.
I am eager for the
opportunity to talk with him again, soon, and learn more from him. I wish this opportunity for you too.
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