The Light: February
2007
Spring Conference Announcement
Spring Conference Announcement
The Rhine Research Center will hold a conference on:
CONSCIOUSNESS TODAY
March 23-25, 2007
Myrtle Beach, SC at the Holiday Inn-West
the theme of the conference will be
CONSCIOUSNESS TODAY
Co-sponsored by the Alex Tanous Foundation.
Invited speakers include:
Author Joseph Chilton Pearce, Stargate participant
Joe McMoneagle, and Dr. Sally Rhine Feather
Papers will be presented in the following tracks:
Consciousness Studies, Consciousness and Creativity,
Healing and Mind-Body Studies, Parapsychology,
Educational Issues, Historical Perspectives, and
Holistic Studies.
CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
Consciousness Today:
Where Scientists and Psychics meet!
The Rhine Research Center is devoted to answering
the fundamental questions we all ask about life:
What happens after death? Can we all perceive beyond
the five senses? Can psychics diagnose illness? How
does healing happen? Do very successful business
people use psychic abilities? What can we do to
enhance our own intuition?
If you are one of the large percentage of the
general public interested these questions or one of
the small percentage of scientists who have spent
time investigating the answers, this conference is
for you. Come and listen to the latest findings by
consciousness researchers, hear psychics describe
their intuitive experiences and meet others
interested in this exciting field.
The conference will feature keynote addresses by
these three famous authors:
Opening Speaker
Joe McMoneagle
Banquet Speaker
Dr. Sally Rhine Feather
Closing Speaker
Joseph Chilton Pearce
Four panel discussions will be held focused on
healing, medical intuitive diagnosis, intuition in
business and psychic amplifiers. Other sessions will
be devoted to short scientific presentations related
to these four topics and other fascinating areas of
parapsychology submitted by researchers from around
the world. Live music will be performed at the
breaks between sessions including shamanic flute,
celtic fiddle, classic country and jazz piano.
To submit a presentation by 2/10/07, please email
submissions to Dr. John Palmer at john@rhine.org
For online registration, please click here: Online
Registration
Friday Schedule
6:30-7 Registration Musical Performance
7-7:15 Welcome Larry Burk, MD
7:15-8:45 Keynote Joe McMoneagle Stargate Chronicles
8:45-9 Meditation Mary Jo Bulbrook, PhD Planetary
Healing
Saturday Schedule
9-10:30 Panel Discussions Healing Business Intuition
10:30-11 Morning Break Musical Performance
11-12:30 Scientific Sessions Paper Presentations
12:30-1:30 Lunch Video J B Rhine
1:30-2 Comments Larry Trevarthen Rhine Legacy
2-3:30 Panel Discussions Intuitive Diagnosis Psychic
Amplifiers
3:30-4 Afternoon Break Musical Performance
4-5:30 Scientific Sessions Paper Presentations
5:30-6 Cash Bar Musical Performance
6-7:30 Dinner Video Rhine Archive Project
7:30-8 Remarks Sally Rhine Feather, PhD ESP - The
Gift
8-8:30 Keynote Erlendur Haraldsson, PhD Encounters
with the Dead
8:30-9 Discussion Larry Burk, MD Vision for the
Future
Sunday Schedule
9AM-NOON Keynote Joseph Chilton Pearce
Biology of Transcendence: The Mind-Heart Connection
Break at discretion of the speaker
Panel Discussion Details
Healing Panel Discussion: Spiritual and scientific
basis of energetic healing
Steve Baumann, Ph.D., Moderator, Biomedical
Engineer, Parapsychologist
Jerry Pittman, MD, General Practitioner
Josiane d'Hoop, Healer
Tomiko Smith, Healer
Intuitive Diagnosis Panel Discussion: Scientific and
clinical medical intuitive diagnosis
Larry Burk, MD, Moderator, Intuitive Diagnosis
Researcher
Leon Curry, MD, Intuitive Diagnosis Researcher
Mary Jo Bulbrook, RN, Ph.D., Intuitive
Brent Atwater, Intuitive
Business Intuition Panel: Psychic applications in
business and real estate investing
Stefan Kasian, Ph.D., Moderator, Real Estate
Investor
Gigi Van Deckter, Intuitive Realtor
Kala Ambrose, Intuitive, Infopreneur
Arlan Andrews, Sc.D., Mechanical Engineer, former
White House Science Advisor
Psychic Amplifiers Panel Discussion: Altered states
facilitating psi beyond the Ganzfeld
Jean Hamilton, MD, Ph.D., Moderator,
Neuropharmacologist, Flow Researcher
Deborah Quevedo, RN, Ph.D. candidate at ITP,
Ayahuasca Researcher
Lenore Wiand, Ph.D., Psychotherapist, Shamanic Flute
Researcher
Jim Carpenter, Ph.D., UNC Psychotherapist,
Parapsychologist
SPONSORSHIP
This conferences is co-sponsored by the Alex Tanous
Foundation.
Accommodations
The host hotel will be Holiday Inn on the Waterway,
Myrtle Beach, SC at 101 Outlet Blvd. Room rates are
$80.00 per night (single or double occupancy), plus
applicable tax. Reservations at this rate are
available through March 1, 2007. Call 1-800-HOLIDAY
and mention:
Holiday Inn on the Waterway
Phone number 843.236.1000
Myrtle Beach, SC
Dates March 23-25
Rhine Research Conference
Free shuttle service is available from Myrtle Beach
International Airport to the Holiday Inn on the
Waterway.
For more information, including procedures for
submitting papers, visit:
www.RhineConference.org
or contact the Rhine Research Center at information@rhine.org
or call 919-309-4600
A New Approach to Healing; Human Genetic Therapy
This is an excerpt from Dr. Tanous essay on
"A New Approach To Healing: Human Genetic Therapy"
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INTRODUCTION:
Every living cell contains coded genes. A gene is a
small element within a chromosome concerned with the
transmission and development of hereditary
characteristics and traits.
It is in the study of genetics that we will be able
to see throught the evolutionary transformation, the
potential and probable future of the human race.
In my understanding, genes have a memory which can
be active or non-active. I call this genetic memory.
For example: when a sperm fertilizes an egg, the
genes of both parents now interact in the newly
conceived child. Once the genetic memory has become
active, it will give the child it's characteristics
and traits, such as color of eyes, hair, structure
etc. Moreover, it will pass on the diseases, or
weakness as well as strenghts, talents and its
mission and role of each human being for the future
perfection of the human race.
Moreover, I strongly hold that within the genetic
memory we find an inherited consciousness. It is
activated when the genetic memory is awakened by
networking among the genes and moves the person
towards personal and universal goals for the
perfection of the race and the universe.
The networking between the genetic memory and the
inherited consciousness awakens in each person the
"unfinished business" of all the past which must be
fulfilled. This is also coded in our genes.
INHERITED CONSCIOUSNESS:
The inherited consciousness which I hold is also
coded in the genetic memory as in a computer and
when the right cosmic time is presented it will
motivate and place before the person all that person
needs to fulfill the unfinished business. In other
words, throught the inherited consciousness, the
genetic memory is activated and by the power it has,
informs the person of the unfinished business
unconsciously. (Is it always unconscious?)
Through the inherited consciousness distant
knowledge of the past as well as the future and the
immediate is presented as a wholeness for
perfection. Each person, no matter what the person
does, becomes significant in the achievement of the
goasl toward the whole of the universal
consciousness.
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For this complete paper and much more of Dr. Alex
Tanous work, please visit our Digital Library at
www.alextanous.org/library.
Consciousness: What does it all mean?
con·scious·ness (kŏn'shəs-nĭs)n.
The state or condition of being conscious.
A sense of one's personal or collective identity,
including the attitudes, beliefs, and sensitivities
held by or considered characteristic of an
individual or group: Love of freedom runs deep in
the national consciousness.
Special awareness or sensitivity: class
consciousness; race consciousness.
Alertness to or concern for a particular issue or
situation: a movement aimed at raising the general
public's consciousness of social injustice.
In psychoanalysis, the conscious.
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Explore Consciousness
Instant access to articles & audios on science &
consciousness.
www.wie.org/consciousness/
Thesaurus Directory > Words >
Thesaurus consciousness noun
The condition of being aware: awareness, cognizance,
perception, sense. See knowledge/ignorance.
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Antonyms Directory > Reference > Antonyms
consciousness
Definition: knowledge
Antonyms: senselessness, stupidity, unconsciousness
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Britannica Directory > Reference > Britannica
Concise consciousness
Quality or state of being aware. As applied to the
lower animals, consciousness refers to the capacity
for sensation and, usually, simple volition. In
higher animals, this capacity may also include
thinking and emotion. In human beings, consciousness
is understood to include “meta-awareness,” an
awareness that one is aware. The term also refers
broadly to the upper level of mental life of which
the person is aware, as contrasted with unconscious
processes. Levels of consciousness (e.g., attention
vs. sleep) are correlated with patterns of
electrical activity in the brain (brain waves). See
also philosophy of mind.
For more information on consciousness, visit
Britannica.com.
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Encyclopedia Directory > Reference > Encyclopedia
consciousness, in psychology, a term commonly used
to indicate a state of awareness of self and
environment. In Freudian psychology, conscious
behavior largely includes cognitive processes of the
ego, such as thinking, perception, and planning, as
well as some aspects of the superego, such as moral
conscience. Some psychologists deny the distinction
between conscious and unconscious behavior; others
use the term consciousness to indicate all the
activities of an individual that constitute the
personality. In recent years, neuropsychologists
have begun to investigate the links between
consciousness and memory, as well as altered states
of consciousness such as the dream state. See also
defense mechanism; psychoanalysis.
Bibliography
See D. C. Dennett, Consciousness Explained (1991);
A. Damasto, The Feeling of What Happens (1999).
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Medical Directory > Health > Medical Dictionary
con·scious·ness (kŏn'shəs-nĭs)
n.
The state or condition of being conscious.
A sense of one's personal or collective identity,
especially the complex of attitudes, beliefs, and
sensitivities held by or considered characteristic
of an individual or a group.
In psychoanalysis, the conscious.
WordNet Directory > Reference > WordNet Note:
The noun consciousness has 2 meanings:
Meaning #1: an alert cognitive state in which you
are aware of yourself and your situation
Antonym: unconsciousness (meaning #1)
Meaning #2: having knowledge of
Synonyms: awareness, cognizance, cognisance,
knowingness
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Cognitive neuroscience approaches:
Modern investigations into and discoveries about
consciousness are based on psychological statistical
studies and case studies of consciousness states and
the deficits caused by lesions, stroke, injury, or
surgery that disrupt the normal functioning of human
senses and cognition. These discoveries suggest that
the mind is a complex structure derived from various
localized functions that are bound together with a
unitary awareness
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