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Imagine that you’re sitting with your friends, munching on popcorn, sipping your favorite movie beverage, and talking about the cool and wild things Dr. Goswami suggests. This new forum provides information about how to host – or simply attend – fun local discussion groups based on the thought Dr. Goswami promotes.
When you’re ready to host or join a group in your area, the Center for Quantum Activism has created a Meetup page here to help you easily manage your events. In addition to showing his latest documentary, “The Quantum Activist,” your group could include lively discussions of things from his books, conference addresses and any of his movies, including “What tHē βLēēP Dθ wΣ (k)πow!?”
Posts here are about one of three things – hosting a group, co-hosting a group, or attending a group. It’s helpful that you’d mention your locale in your post, because that way surfers can quickly search the page for it. For public showings of the Quantum Activist movie you’ll need to make arrangements with its distributor, Intention Media. The brand new, Quantum Activist Workbook, for discussion groups, is available for free download at this link.
Thanks for your visit and participation, and we look forward to seeing you in a live, local discussion group in your area!
I would love to sit down with anyone in San Diego, CA and discuss life the universe and everything…
Hi, All!: thanks for the opportunity. Since nothing’s happening locally for me, I’ll excuse myself at this time for other activities. Blessings to All.
Aloha and peace be with you. I first heard Dr. Goswami interviewed on a Coast to Coast Am podcast. Watched the Quantum Activist soon after. His theory resonates with me and I want to be a part of the paradigm shift. I look forward to learning and sharing fellow members here.
NBD about the timing of the reply, Kari. I have a tremendous affection for native American traditions. So does (did) George McMullen, one of Stephan’s archaeological research respondents.
I’ve read both of those books from Stephan, and they’re both among the best nonfiction tellings I’ve ever read and owned. I’m someone who counts a number of…[Read more]
Hey Mike! Thank you SO much for the info and kind offer of sharing your knowledge and perspective. I’d be interested in hearing what you know, learning more about Russell and Stephan, and understanding any differences in the way they teach about developing any abilities. I’ll email you via regular mail. Thanks again for your help and support!
Hello, Paula, Carla and Kari! Welcome! I’ve been thrashing through writing a book, and when I just now came up for air, I noticed you all had joined. Please feel free to roll up your sleeves and dive into a discussion group. I’m working on the first ones for LA at the Temple of Visions.
Thank you Mike! Is the book on the topic of quantum physics or activism? All the best for the writing and all the you’re doing for the MeetUp in LA and elsewhere. Thanks again!
Thanks for asking, Kari. Using a current buzzword, one could say the book’s about sustainable consciousness. My arrival at Amit’s locale 
of thought was after I abandoned activism in its traditional sense. It’s amusing and ironic that a guy for whom I’d volunteer to do groups would have activism as one of his concept’s key descriptions.
I agree with Mike – activism in a new sense of the word, ”change yourself change your world” ; not the typical process of trying to change everyone around us to match our belief system.
Dr. Goswami is asking us to ”Walk our Talk”, and with that, we can change society.
Thanks, Ri. You and I seem to be ”on the same page” more often than not.
Sustainable consciousness sounds intriguing. I’m working with a number of people on sustainability in the economic and environmental areas, so am very curious about sustainable consciousness. Cool! I look forward to learning more as when you’ve spare time to share more, Mike.
Ri’s comment reminded me of a Mahatma Gandhi quote I used to have on…[Read more]
Thanks, Kari. You’ve a very bright, engaging energy which is lovely and tempting. I’m the kind of person who prefers voice over bulletin boards, thus the local discussion groups. Chances are good a draft of the book will be available well before this Summer’s done, so maybe that might be a good time for me to unveil it for Gaia at large.
Thank you, Mike! I just read your bio and am still smiling in response to your sense of humor and quite grateful to you that you listed IRVA in affiliations. I’ve just loaded the ESP Trainer on my iPhone. I look forward to the unveiling of your book!
Cool. Humor’s a lovely thing, isn’t it?
You’ll find many people whose teaching suits your style. Russell Targ is a lovely legend whose presence I enjoy. An old friend of mine, Stephan A. Schwartz introduced me to Russell four years ago.
I’d also recommend Stephan’s publications. If you loaded Russell’s ESP Trainer, please also consider…[Read more]
Sorry for the super slow reply, Mike, and thanks for the recommended reading.
Currently I’m relegated to checking out books from the library and only two of Stephan’s books are available:
1) The Alexandria project
2) The secret vaults of time : psychic archaeology and the quest for man’s beginnings
They do have four of Russell Targ’s book…[Read more]
Hey, Kari – please look at the top of the page for my reply because the right margin is now truncating the posts.
One more thought: Ri’s ”change yourself change your world” made me think of that it’s akin to being a change agent, or a quantum catalyst. I put that in my bio, my wish to be a quantum catalyst as part of my quantum activism. Thanks again for sparking new thoughts.