With the Occupy movement gone from the headlines, more than one pundit has suggested that the whole uprising was nothing more than a fad. For a few months, at the end of 2011, it was fashionable, and hip to occupy public space, and to tempt the wrath of the law. Eventually though, as fads often do, it faded from the cultural consciousness, without enacting meaningful systemic change.

On Occupy Radio, Stephan Schwartz, author of the 8 Laws of Change, tells us that we are still on schedule. Change is coming, but it’s going to take more work, and a shift in our perspective.

Stephan was interviewed on the Mantz and Mitchell Show Alternative Talk Radio KKNW 1150AM

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Every now and then, cutting-edge science unearths a discovery so important, it promises to forever change the direction of mankind’s collective destiny. Discoveries like electricity, airplanes, penicillin, telephones, and most recently the Internet.

And after 35 years of intense investigation, Stephan Schwartz, one of the world’s leading scientists in non-local awareness, is prepared to add one more item to that list – a breakthrough that unlocks the true potential of the human mind.

But before you understand the power of your mind, think about your perceived limitations. If you’re like 98.4% of the world’s population, you cannot:

• Predict with any degree of certainty what exactly will happen to you or your loved ones one year, one month, one week, one day or even one hour into the future.
• Know what others are thinking of you – and by extension their intentions towards you, whether good or bad.
• Foresee upcoming trends, challenges or happenings, whether on a local, national or global scale.
• A huge majority of people accept these perceived limitations as a natural condition of their minds, and will sum it up with lines like…

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Healthy Medicine #87: Where Are All the Family Doctors?

Dr Zieve talks with Drs Stephan Schwartz and Dick Thom about America’s critical shortage of family doctors, its causes and possible solutions.

Stephan A. Schwartz is the Senior Samueli Fellow for Brain, Mind and Healing of the Samueli Institute, and a Research Associate of the Cognitive Sciences Laboratory of the Laboratories for Fundamental Research. He is the columnist for the journal Explore, and editor of the daily web publication Schwartzreport.net in both of which covers trends that are affecting the future. He also writes regularly for The Huffington Post. Read more at www.stephanaschwartz.com. Dickson Thom DDS ND teaches doctors on both medical principles and proven business principles as a full-time professor, lectures extensively and has written and collaborated on many articles dealing with energy medicines and nutrition. More at hbbhealth.net.

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Join Michael Lerner for a conversation with Stephan Schwartz, the creator of the free daily on-line Schwartz Report: Trends That Will Affect Your Future. Stephen tracks significant social trends while postulating the reality of non-local consciousness. Integrating tough-minded social trend analysis with a deep knowledge of consciousness research, Schwartz arrives at challenging non-obvious approaches to thinking about social change.

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