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CosMos is co-authored by two explorers who combine almost a century of seeking to understand not only how the world is as it is, but why. Philosopher Ervin Laszlo, Ph.D., and healer and scientist Jude Currivan, Ph.D., offer a revisioned view of the world that is no longer fragmented, but is at last, whole. Theirs is a perception of a meaningful and co-creative world that is exquisitely tuned to be "as simple as it can be" for consciousness to explore itself. In these momentous times, the vision shared in CosMos invites us to open our hearts and minds to remember who we really are and to take our places as conscious co-creators of our realities and of our evolving cosmic destiny.
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Jude Currivan is an internationally well-known sensitive, scientist, healer and cosmic geomancer. Jude has researched ancient wisdom, consciousness and metaphysics since early childhood. She has a PhD in Archaeology and a Masters Degree in Physics from Oxford University, specialising in cosmology and quantum physics. She has been featured on UK television and the Learning Channel in the US. Author website: www.judecurrivan.com Author Residence: Avebury, UK Ervin Laszlo has been nominated twice for the Nobel Peace Prize and holds the highest degree of the Sorbonne. Ervin is the founder and president of The Club of Budapest and author of more than 70 books
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15 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This is a brilliant book, which makes a very complex subject accessible to a wide range of readers. The author's academic credentials are impeccable. The style is balanced, consistent and intelligent without the patronising tone sometimes found in similar works, Laszlo and Currivan describe current scientific research which is confirming many ancient wisdoms relating to the fundamental interconnectedness of everything in the cosmos. It is an enlightening and empowering read for anyone with an interest in the nature of reality and our involvement in its creation.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Cosmos has to be one of my favourite although i'm not from a scientific background
i understood it completly ,I always feel their is more to come when reading this book
and it has me hooked on thinking (what if?)Dr Jude Currivan has one of the greatest
scientific minds of our time ,I have always feared we would loose the genius minds
of this planet if we dont remember who we are ; but i beleive Jude Currivan is one
of those genius minds .
Dr Helen Hewitt
i understood it completly ,I always feel their is more to come when reading this book
and it has me hooked on thinking (what if?)Dr Jude Currivan has one of the greatest
scientific minds of our time ,I have always feared we would loose the genius minds
of this planet if we dont remember who we are ; but i beleive Jude Currivan is one
of those genius minds .
Dr Helen Hewitt
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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
CosMos is a sweeping vision
26 Aug 2008
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This is an amazing book. It clearly, lucidly presents some very complex ideas....and pulls them all together to present the co-authors vision of what the "Shift in Consciousness" truly means, incorporating the latest information from quantum physics together with the ancient wisdom traditions.
I believe it is one of the most important books of this century. It is must reading in my opinion.
I believe it is one of the most important books of this century. It is must reading in my opinion.
16 of 22 people found the following review helpful
Pointing Us in A New Direction for A Science that May Work
26 Aug 2008
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I first noted that Laszlo's 2008 "CosMos" was looking like an impressive step beyond his 2003 "Connectivity Hypothesis" plus his 2007 revision of his 2004 "Science and the Akashic Field." (The earlier version bothered me because it overlooked the Higgs boson that may or may not be observed whenever the Large Hadron Collider finally goes on line. The 2007 re-do showed I wasn't the only one who reacted that way; others were apparently able to prompt a quick revision that included his thoughts on it.) As a result, an engraved stone came into my mind. It said "Darwin's Doberman's, Dawkins and Dennett, are Dead Dogs." I laughed.
Then I noticed that no one had bothered to write a review yet and there were said to be 22 "used" copies available. By then I had read enough more to wonder if his co-creator of CosMos, Dr. Currivan, a mystic as well as archeologist and physicist, was introducing more problems than any mainstream scientists could tolerate ... so they must have tried to get rid of their copies FAST. I checked and it turned out that only 2 of those copies were truly used. The other 20 were noted as "new" in the "used" section. I felt better. Somebody bought one. Today, there are only 21 copies mentioned in the "used" category.
Before long I realized that Laszlo had cited the work and thoughts expressed by almost all of my favorite scientists, many of whom are respected by mainstream or nearly-mainstream folk ... Stuart Kauffman, Bruce Lipton, Dean Radin, etc. ... and it occurred to me that Laszlo and Currivan had done a better job than the usually ultra-brilliant Stuart Kauffman had done in his 2008 "Re-inventing the Sacred." Kauffman had seemed unaware of a basic, alternative assumption made by most esoteric doctrines. That is, Universal Mind is thought to have come here first, and matter/energy precipitates out of that, rather than the reverse (mainstream science)idea that matter comes first and mind/consciousness emerges later, out of highly evolved matter/energy systems. This idea makes me expect to find a Universal Mind/Consciousness ingredient list BELOW the matter/energy list on the reductionism track. Reductionism's OK by me if we realize that once we have dug deeper than the tiniest tad of matter/energy ... past the wee-est smidgeon of a particle that pops into virtual existence in the region of the so-called vacuum which Universal Mind has entered ... we will find ingredients of consciousness rather than those of matter/energy. All that EMERGES from bodies with brains is EXPRESSIONS of conscious experiences, not Consciousness itself.
Laszlo and Kauffman should get together... they and most of the others cited in CosMos. They can thus help the rest of us move farther and faster in the direction we scientists are already just barely beginning to go.
Then I noticed that no one had bothered to write a review yet and there were said to be 22 "used" copies available. By then I had read enough more to wonder if his co-creator of CosMos, Dr. Currivan, a mystic as well as archeologist and physicist, was introducing more problems than any mainstream scientists could tolerate ... so they must have tried to get rid of their copies FAST. I checked and it turned out that only 2 of those copies were truly used. The other 20 were noted as "new" in the "used" section. I felt better. Somebody bought one. Today, there are only 21 copies mentioned in the "used" category.
Before long I realized that Laszlo had cited the work and thoughts expressed by almost all of my favorite scientists, many of whom are respected by mainstream or nearly-mainstream folk ... Stuart Kauffman, Bruce Lipton, Dean Radin, etc. ... and it occurred to me that Laszlo and Currivan had done a better job than the usually ultra-brilliant Stuart Kauffman had done in his 2008 "Re-inventing the Sacred." Kauffman had seemed unaware of a basic, alternative assumption made by most esoteric doctrines. That is, Universal Mind is thought to have come here first, and matter/energy precipitates out of that, rather than the reverse (mainstream science)idea that matter comes first and mind/consciousness emerges later, out of highly evolved matter/energy systems. This idea makes me expect to find a Universal Mind/Consciousness ingredient list BELOW the matter/energy list on the reductionism track. Reductionism's OK by me if we realize that once we have dug deeper than the tiniest tad of matter/energy ... past the wee-est smidgeon of a particle that pops into virtual existence in the region of the so-called vacuum which Universal Mind has entered ... we will find ingredients of consciousness rather than those of matter/energy. All that EMERGES from bodies with brains is EXPRESSIONS of conscious experiences, not Consciousness itself.
Laszlo and Kauffman should get together... they and most of the others cited in CosMos. They can thus help the rest of us move farther and faster in the direction we scientists are already just barely beginning to go.
1 of 25 people found the following review helpful
An (not)other science fiction
22 Jun 2009
Format:Paperback
How many book of Mr. Laszlo - how mach paper. But not science - only poor understanding of real nature.
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