Shigenori Murata is a life coach, spiritual mentor and researcher with a PhD in Comparative Philosophy and Religion from Oxford University. In this episode, he will discuss the risks of our dependence on intellectual knowledge.

The Risk of Our Dependence on Modern Intellectual Knowledge

According to the Mayan Calendar, in February 2011, we will begin the ninth and final level of consciousness in the long-count, which will herald a 260 day opportunity for us to engage in conscious co-creation with Great Spirit. We need to prepare ourselves for this very exciting and unprecedented time in the history of planet Earth.  

This series of shows will lay the groundwork for you to advance your awareness sufficiently to be fully involved in this powerful process. A variety of guests will bring their expertise to explain different aspects of transformation in consciousness.  

Topics will include healing through different modalities, alchemy, the Indigo and Crystal children, earth energies, working with the invisible realms, sub-conscious body/mind programming, Conscious Corporations and more.

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According to the Mayan Calendar, in February 2011, we will begin the ninth and final level of consciousness in the long-count, which will herald a 260 day opportunity for us to engage in conscious co-creation with Great Spirit. We need to prepare ourselves for this very exciting and unprecedented time in the history of planet Earth. This series of shows will lay the groundwork for you to advance your awareness sufficiently to be fully involved in this powerful process. A variety of guests will bring their expertise to explain different aspects of transformation in consciousness. Topics will include healing through different modalities, alchemy, the Indigo and Crystal children, earth energies, working with the invisible realms, sub-conscious body/mind programming, Conscious Corporations and more.

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The Risk of Our Dependence on Modern Intellectual Knowledge

The Risk of Our Dependence on Modern Intellectual Knowledge