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Black History Month & The Living Energy Universe

posted on Wednesday, October 15, 2008 01:20 PM

Every year during the month of October in the UK, Black History Month is celebrated in memory of the fine achievements and struggles black people have made and been through. There is still debate questioning why should black people have their own history month and other cultures and people don't? Well, All I shall say on that subject is that until black history is included as part of standard American, Canadian, and British History (especially in educational institutions), we shall forever have a black history month. It's a great shame that we need to have a special month just for Black History.

I made a newsletter for my Junior High School and private English students. You can view the newsletter on the homepage of my project website UK-JAPAN.net. http://www.uk-japan.net
And so far, there has been a lot of interest in Black History Month, especially from the teaching staff.



Lastly, if you haven't read The Living Energy Universe by Gary Schwartz & Linda Russek, then don't wait any longer. It's an absolutely mind blowing and fantastic scientific journal based on the systemic theory, by which time has the capability to store memory. It posits that every action, every moment of existence is reflected out into the universe to reverberate and interact as a living energy memory with the universe, including the myriad of other living energy memories.

The book ties together everything, from eastern philosophical ideas of non-duality and connectedness to Rupert Sheldrake's morphogenic field theory (which is elegantly explained) to the phenomenon of organ transplant memory, in which recipients of heart and other organ transplants develop habits or experience memories which could only come from the organ donor.

This theory has so much potential to change the world and the way we think of it. It can change the way you think about God, death, the afterlife, relationships, karma, organ transplants. Schwartz and Russek's systemic memory hypothesis is proposed to explain not only many puzzles in conventional science, but also major mysteries such as reflective self-awareness, homeopathy, survival after death, and psychic abilities. And I will add that until this day, their hypothesis has yet to be disapproved. That is to say, that no flaw has been found.

I will finish off with a quote of my own.

"We already know everything, we need only to remember and rediscover."

Barry Crisp.

Comments
Sherrilene Collymore
Monday, October 20, 2008 04:18 PM

Hi Barry. Just wanted to comment on your blog which I think is right on the nose! I'm definitely doing my best to go to 'Source' since this is the only consistent way to move through this life and different dimensions. I agree also about the Black History Month issue as well as Women's Rights etc. I have to patiently wait for God to ensure that these things will be wiped out. Indeed a black American President will definitely change the look of things worldwide, I think. We shall see! All the best to you. KEEP BLOGGING! Lol Sherrilene

Sherrilene Collymore
Monday, October 20, 2008 04:18 PM

Hi Barry. Just wanted to comment on your blog which I think is right on the nose! I'm definitely doing my best to go to 'Source' since this is the only consistent way to move through this life and different dimensions. I agree also about the Black History Month issue as well as Women's Rights etc. I have to patiently wait for God to ensure that these things will be wiped out. Indeed a black American President will definitely change the look of things worldwide, I think. We shall see! All the best to you. KEEP BLOGGING! Lol Sherrilene

I-Genius Team
Tuesday, October 21, 2008 09:51 AM

Haha.. yes, indeed. However, waiting for God won't bring change. For we are all apart of god, and equally as one with the divine spirit... therefore, the change will always come inherently from us.

Sherrilene Collymore
Tuesday, October 21, 2008 11:03 AM

Well, I am in the habit also of accessing the God in me so I would be wrong in implying we should sit and wait. I was more speaking to the large scale societal habits of which accessing the divine self is not usually one. My blog on Quality vs. Quantity speaks to this a little... [http://www.i-genius.com/member/profile.php/id/99/post/1067] But man's free will stands in the path of this, doesn't it? The motivation to make changes must be great and relevant to the man in question...

I-Genius Team
Wednesday, October 22, 2008 09:23 AM

Yes, the problem is choice or free will as most commonly referred to.

Christa Clark-Jones
Thursday, October 30, 2008 02:59 PM

Barry! How are you? I'm doing very well. I recently moved to sunny San Diego. I live in an adobe 200 ft from the a lovely beach. :) I'm looking into starting a business to promote the car-free lifestyle. i-genius seems like a great resource! Any advice or tips for just starting here? Know of anyone who might want to contribute to my cause? Cheers

Ugonna Wachuku
Friday, October 31, 2008 07:33 PM


Dear Barry:

Your "Black History Month & The Living Energy Universe" post is powerfully revealing, deeply meaningful and thought-provoking.

Especially, you bravely hit the nail on the head with the following words:

"...until black history is included as part of standard American, Canadian, and British History (especially in educational institutions), we shall forever have a black history month. It's a great shame that we need to have a special month just for Black History."

It's been worthwhile and enriching reading this post. Thanks a million for sharing this with all of us on i-genius.

Have a wonderful and refreshing day, my friend. And GOD bless you abundantly with wisdom and healthy life in the weeks, months and years ahead. Keep posting. I really appreciate your insightful posts. Cheers!

With love and very good wishes:

Ugonna
http://uwachuku.googlepages.com

I-Genius Team
Saturday, November 01, 2008 12:28 PM

Hi Christa! Nice to hear from you again! I'm doing great thanks, and yourself? Congratulations on your new view and the new business venture! Well, add as many people as possible - scan through those closer to you to begin with. Naturally, I will pass on anyway with similar interests with you! And keep an active blog/profile/posting. Thanks for coming!

I-Genius Team
Saturday, November 01, 2008 12:31 PM

Dear Ugonna, once again, thank you very much for taking the time to visit my profile and read my latest post. Your comments are always welcomed and appreciated. Thank you also for your website link (I will be sure to check it out!). Take care and enjoy the rest of you weekend. Peace, Love, and Harmony. Barry.

Patrick Evbobun
Monday, November 03, 2008 10:37 AM

i like ur post barry its cool.

Tommy Hutchinson
Monday, November 03, 2008 10:43 AM

Another beautiful posting.

I-Genius Team
Monday, November 03, 2008 12:07 PM

Thank you Partick and Tommy!
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