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Somthing that resonates

Russ Cowgill | 08.21.08 | 11:40 AM |

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I have just been introduced to Greg Braden. I was introduced to his work through a friend in Arizona who shares our enthusiasm about the shift but is not a member of our forum. I wish she were because she would add much to our discussions. Anyway I was happy to find that he (Greg Braden) is listed among the IONS luminaries. The teleseminar in our archives is a must here if you are not familiar. I think he is unusually clear in his depiction of what is happening now and its implications. He artfully speaks of bringing together science and spirituality. He resonates with me and I'd like to hear your take on his message.
Russ

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I just read some of Gregg Bradens's contributions.

Submitted by Mary Jane Mohring on August 21, 2008 - 4:20pm.

I never heard of Gregg Braden. I just read some of his ideas and looked and listened to some of his interviews. His studies and phrases look like a compatible approach to what really interests me a this particular point in time. If I asked myself why, it is because I believe so strongly in the Matrix that in Sparks Theory, I have conceptualized a diagram of it and the minute image of it that is within us. I don't need to do any more. It probably would have been a lot easier if I had studied what already exists as scientific facts but it has actually been more fun to participate with the input showing up after the fact.

Thank you for letting me see my own validation. I know so little about the experts. Thank you for sharing your knowledge in the form of sincere enthusiasm. I will probably spend the next few days reading everything about Greg Braden. Love and Light

As always,
Jane

On Gregg Braden

Submitted by Jeffery DeCelles on August 21, 2008 - 11:15am.

Russ, I have a lot of respect for Gregg. I had reservations once, based on some of his earth-change speculations, but he seems to have been open to evolutionary pressures in the cognitive domain, and is now close to the edge, IMHO.
I note that he is on the advisory board for HeartMath's Global Coherence Project.
I have some audio he did with Jonathan Goldman, very novel.
Gregg's got game.

Gregg

Submitted by Russ Cowgill on August 21, 2008 - 2:06pm.

I liked what he had to say. My friend informed me that he had been in a little controversy at one time. Is there any way to find the audio you spoke of?
Thanks for this,
Russ

Audio

Submitted by Jeffery DeCelles on August 21, 2008 - 6:47pm.

Go to www.greggbraden.com, look for "all audio", find The Divine Name: Sounds of The God Code.
I have a related work by Jonathan Goldman named "Holy Harmony" which is remarkable in its transcendent power. That link to Goldman prompted the purchase of Divine Name, which is less sweet, a bit challenging to take in, but also impactful, in my opinion.

Heart Math Technology

Submitted by Russ Cowgill on August 21, 2008 - 2:53pm.

I think that you were a caller on the teleseminar and mentioned using "Heart Math Technology". Can you elaberate please? BTW I just joined the Global Coherence Project. This really appeals to me!
Russ

HeartMath technology

Submitted by Jeffery DeCelles on August 21, 2008 - 6:59pm.

I was a caller on Gregg's teleseminar. I had an emWave PSR HRV monitor, until it failed last week, after two and a half years. I liked it, used it nearly daily. I am considering an upgrade to the software version, emWave PC, the better to track and share data pursuant to participation in the GCP.
I learned of the unique efficacy of Heart-rate-variability biofeedback in using Journey to Wild Divine: The Passage, which I have returned to since the emWave failed.
Heartmath's gear seems more flexible and "clinical", Wild Divine more fun and engaging. Wild Divine also incorporates Galvanic Skin Response biofeedback, which is significant, though the Big Ju-Ju for me is HRV.
I would look into both, compare price and features.

Cool

Submitted by Russ Cowgill on August 22, 2008 - 6:59am.

BTW hearing your voice gave me a better sense of you...more like I know you. Well thanks for the info.
Russ