“Consciousness: The Origin and Ground of Physical  Reality” by FMBR guest Bruce D Curtis

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Abstract
Creation and annihilation of particles in the physical cosmos points to a greater underlying process – a la Bohm’s Super-implicate order to guide the quantum vacuum – which determines the stability and coherence of the cosmos, a type of cosmic syntropy guiding the evolution of life at all levels. Recent work in Advanced Relativity (AR) by Sorli et al. posits a multi-dimensional continuum of Hilbert Spaces extending from infinite frequency as pure spirit or consciousness light, to lower frequencies with visible light down to visible physical substance. This schema echoes Max Planck’s early insight (1914), “I regard consciousness as fundamental. I regard matter as derivative from consciousness. We cannot get behind consciousness.”

“Human to Humanoid,” by FMBR guest Richard Botelho

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The universe is a big place. Our galaxy alone has hundreds of billions of stars and an even larger number of planets and moons. Over four hundred billion galaxies fill the universe. To think we are alone is preposterous; only our anthropocentrism, man at the center of everything, accounts for such hubris. Some stars and their planets are billions of years older than our solar system. Civilizations from those worlds would antedate humans by eons. Hence, their civilizations would be extremely advanced and even difficult to contemplate, their technologies and capabilities appearing supernatural to us, and their motivations incomprehensible. In nearly every way, their cultures would surpass our own.

“Yearning for the Divine: Catholicism to Shamanism” with FMBR President, Judy Kitt

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PODCAST EPISODE: “Yearning for the Divine: Catholicism to Shamanism, Mystical Experiences & Receiving Divine Guidance”

In the inaugural episode of Soul Unique, host Anu Peter Brandt speaks to Judy Kitt, President of the Foundation for Mind-Being Research. They discuss the importance of forging a unique spiritual path, Judy’s experiences transitioning from Catholicism to Shamanism, and the significance of maintaining a connection with the divine. Judy shares profound insights into her spiritual journey, impactful books, and remarkable experiences with FMBR. In this episode, she also offers practical advice for those seeking a deeper spiritual connection and navigating their own unique paths.

“Time and Light are Kinds of Love,” by FMBR President, Judy Kitt

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What a weird dystopia we find ourselves in. I still firmly believe that the shock and horror of whatever is in store for us collectively will give way to something better. People will wake up and realize that we really are all in this together, that we need each other and that we owe each other kindness, compassion, community, and mutual care. And we will take that awareness, and we will build systems that incorporate those beliefs into their very fabric so that our new societies will be built on love and cooperation rather than dominance and greed. That’s the vision that keeps me from falling into despair.

Welcome to 2025! by FMBR President, Judy Kitt

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Perhaps you are feeling the rapidly increasing frequencies that are available to us on the planet now. More and more people are recognizing that we are in a place of profound transformation on every level: old systems, old ways of being are crumbling and what’s emerging is anybody’s guess, though theories abound. At FMBR we believe that human consciousness is evolving at an increasing pace and that this time in the history of the planet is an extraordinarily potent time in our evolution.

Giving Ourselves Some Grace, by FMBR President, Judy Kitt

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There is something bubbling up that I want to talk about. The problem is that it’s not quite made itself known to me yet. So I’m turning it over in my mind and my heart, exploring what wants to make itself known to me.

I’ve had a couple of clues. It’s funny how that works. I’ll be going about my business, living my life and then something will light up for me, something I see, or read, or something someone says will draw my attention for just a little longer than usual. Or much longer than usual. That’s how I know it’s something that wants to be explored.

The Twisties, by FMBR President, Judy Kitt

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Most of us first heard about the Twisties a few years ago when gymnast and super-human, Simone Biles dropped out of a gymnastics competition at the Tokyo Olympics because she had developed a case of The Twisties, an affliction in which a gymnast, hurtling through space and time suddenly loses orientation, can’t tell which way is up, where her body is in space or where and how she is going to land. Just the thought of being in that situation is scary.