Avoiding Apocalypse

Apr 23, 2013

Could Humanity Survive Catastrophe? AVOIDING APOCALYPSE Explores the Possibilities.

How will humanity survive in a world that is over-exploited, over-populated, and ravaged by human activity? How would society fare in a catastrophic event like the ones that decimated millions of species in the past? And how will Canada, in particular, be affected? AVOIDING APOCALYPSEoffers answers to these questions, and shows how humankind can survive the threatening dangers. This six-episode series estimates the risk, effects on humanity, and probability of worst-case scenarios; and reveals how science and technology will help society avoid – or at least learn to live with – the worst.

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Does Our Intuition Have Limits?

Mar 21, 2013

Scientific research for nearly a century show that what we commonly refer to as intuition is a human capacity much greater than we imagined.  Are human perceptions really limitless? Can we really see from a distance?  Is man in a position to foresee future events? Experts developed the “Remote Viewing”  technique to better use our sixth sense – Stephan Schwartz and Alexis Champion reveal unsuspected capacities of consciousness.

View clips here from the INREES Conference with Stephan A. Schwartz and Alexis Champion held March 19, 2013

Exploring the Non-Local & the Power of Therapeutic Intention

Nov 26, 2012

Radio host of the Change Your Mind! Transformational Dialogues program, Craig Weiner, DC has the privilege of interviewing Stephan A. Schwartz, one of the acknowledged founders of Remote Viewing, a “modern mental yoga” and a scientific approach to experiencing the nonlocal. For 40 years he has been studying the nature of consciousness. He is part of the small group that founded modern Remote Viewing research, and is the principal researcher studying the use of Remote Viewing in archaeology. Other areas of experimental study include research into creativity, meditation, and Therapeutic Intent/Healing.

This interview can also be downloaded from Blogtalkradio

Ian Masters The Founder’s Rhetoric – Pursuing Happiness

Jul 4, 2012

Stephan Schwartz, a Senior Fellow at the Samueli Institute and editor of the daily web publication Schwartzreport.net joins us to discuss the extent to which we have successfully pursued happiness given our growing inequality and disparity in wealth, our global record of having the most people incarcerated, the developed world’s most expensive healthcare system that produces the worst results, an epidemic of obesity and a frayed social safety net under attack from billionaires and their political hirelings, who along with the media, are managing to persuade a lot of Americans that their happiness and well-being will be improved if they get less government services for their taxes, while giving the billionaire job creators more tax breaks.

Social Values, Social Wellness: Can We Know What Works?

Mar 7, 2012

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Introduction

Even the most secluded person cannot fail to have noticed that the United States is riven by two competing worldviews—one politically and culturally conservative and religiously bounded and the other socially progressive and largely “spiritual but not religious.” Each is defined endlessly in the media—which just feeds the divisiveness—so my need to do it here is hardly necessary.

An unintended consequence of the financial collapse has been a further intensification of this schism. The rise of the antipodal Tea Party and 99er-Occupy Movements attests to this. The rhetoric of their disunity is couched in the language of values, and it is a wrenching struggle.

Which challenges us to ask this question: If it is a fight over values, which values are best? Of course the critical word here isbest, so let me define what I mean by that. Best is the greatest state of social wellness beginning with the individual and growing to include our entire society, Earth, and all the beings who inhabit the planet. This is the transition we must make, reflected in every aspect of individual and social life. It’s not whether we have to make these changes but rather how much pain are we willing to endure before we make wellness our first priority? So this is a very important question.

Can we answer it in an objectively verifiable way? Can we avoid the mires of theological or ideological dispute? Can we know with surety which set of values produces greater social wellness? The answer: Yes, we can. And we can do it on the basis of data, with no reference to polemics, ideology, or theology. Just data. Does the conservative theocratic worldview of the right, or the more inclusive social progressive left produce better outcomes as defined by greater wellness? Thanks to a network of excellence, created through the meticulous work of hundreds of researchers, publishing thousands of studies, we can work out an answer in which we can repose significant confidence. And we should.

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Schwartzreport is an entirely fact-based daily publication in favor of the earth, the inter-connectedness and interdependence of all life, democracy, equality for all, liberty, and things that are life-affirming. It also warns readers about actions, events, and trends that threaten those values. Our country now stands at a crossroads, indeed, the world stands at a crossroads where those values are very much at risk and it is up to each of us who care about fostering wellbeing to do what we can to defend those principles. Schwartzreport is designed to give you reliable information to help you in that.

In my lifelong skepticism regarding remote viewing and anomalous perception, I yield to no one. And yet this extraordinary book… has blasted the skepticism out of my skull.” –Nathaniel Branden, PhD
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