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Its science and technology month at Spiritualists International Magazine and we couldn’t be more excited! We gallantly dedicate the month of March to the forces of Science and Technology to examine how they have influenced our thought patterns, and shaped our societies. The presence of these two factors are an undeniable influence on modern societies, and some would say they have developed into such powerful forces, that we would not understand our existence without them. Our authors will examine the effects of science and technology at a very deep level this month to open new perspectives and insights for you. We are very excited to plunge into these two subjects and openly discuss them with our readers through the comments section.

To kick off the conversation right now, we ask you to answer the following in the comments section below.

In your opinion: 

 

1.     Why have we become so fashioned into technological and scientific living patterns, and how have we evolved as a race through their presence?

2.     What inspires us as a race to explore and discover through science and technology?

3.     Where are we going on this journey as we advance at such rapid speeds?

On behalf of all of our authors at SIM, we look forward to discussing and exploring science and technology with you this month!

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William May

William May

William May is a graduate of Sarah Lawrence College and the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Formerly a college professor, William left academia in order to pursue his interests in human consciousness through the study of hypnosis and meditation. He has been certified as a Master Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), has created certification materials on advanced clinical techniques for the accreditation of hypnotists, and has worked with patients as a hypnotist within a medical/clinical setting.

Ironically, Williams’s explorations into hypnosis actually began subsequent to his interest in astral projection. As a high school student, he read Robert Monroe’s Journey’s Out of the Body and became fascinated with the possibilities the book explored. Subsequent reading suggested the possibility that guided meditation and/or hypnosis could provide a path for cultivating the states of consciousness associated with Astral Projection, lucid dreaming, and other unique experiences of mind. In both college and graduate school he continued pursuing these interests, though they were outside his direct field of study. He eventually became interested in NLP, and in the work of Dr. Milton Erickson (whose work informed much of NLP’s core concepts).

While William was still intrigued by astral projection (and continued a personal exploration of the field), it was not until he met Joseph Kenneth and realized his early thoughts of utilizing techniques from the hypnotic field with the goal of eliciting out of body experiences. Williams’s contributions to Life is But a Dream have played and important role in the Curriculums’ development, and particularly within the areas of self-inducing trance states.

William is also a co-founder of the Light Body Travelers Society and has played a major role in it's developments over the last few years. 

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I think that we need technology to understand ourselves in a lot of ways. Its not the entire solution to evolution but its an importand step i think. A also feel that we are doing the best we can with the level of knowledge tha we have, science...

I think that we need technology to understand ourselves in a lot of ways. Its not the entire solution to evolution but its an importand step i think. A also feel that we are doing the best we can with the level of knowledge tha we have, science and technology seem to fit the bill and provide answers to our basic curiosities

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I think we need technology and science to better understand ourselves. This cant always be done from a spiritual perspective by everyone. It would be nice if we didint need these tools, but for now they are great and let us get where we need to go.

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I think that currently as a collective human body, we gravitate toward logic based platforms to explore and understand ourselves. Faith based platforms took the back burner a few hundred years ago. However, ironically, modern science is...

I think that currently as a collective human body, we gravitate toward logic based platforms to explore and understand ourselves. Faith based platforms took the back burner a few hundred years ago. However, ironically, modern science is presenting the spiritual wisdom of the ancients now in a most real way. It's an awesome time to be alive, and I feel for the second time in known history, science and technology will soon merge back into the spiritual arts. But above my own opinión here, I'm curious to hear what everyone else thinks. ??

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Definitely so, great words. I feel technology's our brain child, an expression to further explore and understand ourselves. It's a reflection of self computing like the child's toy of putting shapes through the right holes and may likely prove...

Definitely so, great words. I feel technology's our brain child, an expression to further explore and understand ourselves. It's a reflection of self computing like the child's toy of putting shapes through the right holes and may likely prove just as redundant compared to technologies we are about to uncover.
When the human collective is happy with the progress of finite specifics we will naturally feel m
ore inclined to once again merge them back into the bigger picture of the infinite. It is a fascinating time to be alive and experience the synchronicity's as we merge spirit with science to progress further along our path of unification.

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Definitely so, great words. I feel technology's our brain child, an expression to further explore and understand ourselves. It's a reflection of self computing like the child's toy of putting shaped blocks through the right holes and may likely...

Definitely so, great words. I feel technology's our brain child, an expression to further explore and understand ourselves. It's a reflection of self computing like the child's toy of putting shaped blocks through the right holes and may likely prove just as redundant compared to technologies we are about to uncover.
When the human collective is happy with the progress of finite specifics we will naturally feel more inclined to once again merge them back into the bigger picture of the infinite. It is a fascinating time to be alive and experience the synchronicity's as we merge spirit with science to progress further along our path of unification.

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That sumes it up nicely There Mat.

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