07-05-23 The Story of Gaia with Jude Currivan
Cynthia Sue Larson talks with Jude Currivan about how we can experience the joy and wonder of acting local, feeling global, and thinking cosmic with a sense of awe and wonder at the intrinsic consciousness of our planet and universe. Jude describes seeing the Periodic Table of elements as a piece of music, with electrons in orbits around nucleus, and atoms positioned perfectly for harmonic resonance. Planetary and cosmic evolution are natural processes, moving through periods of punctuated equilibrium, and making progress via collaboration. Jude and Cynthia discuss having seen Indra’s net in their childhoods, and both being one of six women in their respective physics programs. Jude shares what she found most surprising, and some tips to help humanity’s conscious evolution in these interesting times.
Jude Currivan. Jude is a cosmologist, futurist, planetary healer, member of the Evolutionary Leaders Circle. She has a master’s degree in physics from Oxford University and a doctorate in Archaeology from the University of Reading. She is the author of 6 books, including The Story of Gaia and The Cosmic Hologram, and is co-founder of WholeWorld-View. Jude’s websites are: www.JudeCurrivan.com and www.wholeworld-view.org
Learn more about Cynthia Sue here: http://www.realityshifters.com
What a fantastic chat you two women had ! I could definitely listen to more, so I hope you invite Jude back again, Cynthia . ( And tell us on your facebook page when it’s coming up 😉 )
I’d love it if you could delve deeper into time slips & Mandela effects etc. and why Jude is not a fan of the many worlds interpretation. I can’t say I’m anywhere near as scientifically educated as you guys, but my mind does try to keep up and I got flummoxed when Jude said that.
I’ve personally had experience of watching an hour long documentary on TV about 2 years before it was ever shown – Later, I personally spoke to the subject of the documentary, too – and she obviously thought she had a loony on her hands. So I’d love to know how you both explain that situation. I KNOW I spent an hour on my sofa watching it and described it in detail to my son’s Dad as the subject of the programme has the same disability as my son. We both then watched it together when everyone but me agreed that this was indeed the first time it had been aired.
I thought the many worlds interpretation explained this ….. but now I don’t know what to think.