tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6436662813811619547.post4345318811029183683..comments2023-02-22T08:17:47.453-08:00Comments on Investigating Discarnate Intelligence: The Old Rennaissance and the NewFoetal Orangehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/18217737062082554227noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6436662813811619547.post-4049885939875151272010-06-09T06:41:21.789-07:002010-06-09T06:41:21.789-07:00I totally agree with you. Although I am curious to...I totally agree with you. Although I am curious to how this translates/compares with societies, cultures, religions throughout history that have a high degree of spiritualist theologies already in them. Such as the Indian and cultures and ancient civilizations. But yes, I agree with you. You can see the flux in different forms of Spiritualism in the flux of Abrahamic religions. Such as during the rise of protestantism, age of enlightenment and this new information age. I think the rise in paranormal awareness always occurs when human begin to question their beliefs and place in the universe. The search for the "other" and how we might relate to it. And thus with that, it's eventual backlash; in modern terms - fundamentalism. My question would be; Is this just the normal ebb and flow of being human, or are we as human truly changing in a permanent way. I really don't know. The long march of history tends to look like a wheel to me. What comes is what was, and what was will be again. But then maybe not? I tend to be a believer in the Spiritualist view of the great beyond. I'd be curious as to their view point of history.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com