This is the blog site for all who are interested in the theory of what may happen to consciousness at the point of death as explained in the books 'Is There Life After Death - The Extraordinary Science Of What Happens When You Die' and The Daemon - A Guide To Your Extraordinary Secret Self
Fri 4th June 2010 @ 1200 - North Manchester FM
Mon 7th June 2010 @ 1500 - BBC Radio Merseyside
Mon 21st June 2010 @ 1500 - BBC Radio Merseyside
Thu 29th July 2010 @ 1930 - Eccles Library
Sun 12th September 2010 @ 1430 - Bolton Theosopy Group
Sat 23rd October 2010 @ TBA - Fairleigh Dickinson University, New Jersey, USA
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http://www.anthonypeake.com/
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4 comments:
Yes, it is a paradox, and the times give it proof. Kierkegaard wondered the same regarding the individual, who was doubted, and the organized crowd of the world, which all followed.
I agree. The one thing we know with absolute certainty we doubt and the thing that we cannot know with absolute cetainty we accept totally. It reminds me of the ideas on consciousness suggested by Skinner and his fellow Behaviorists in the 1960's - that we fool ourselves in some way into believing that we are conscious and that self-awareness is an illusion.
The only thing of which we can be sure we know is the surity that we know nothing.
*moment of bleak futile existentialism*
I drink, therefor i am.
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