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@urbnscl end/ No wonder the prophets describe this, our 'moment of seeing', as a going over from this world to the next. Not the world ending, but the end of the way we've seen it. A totalizing flip-flop in perception of coherence, credibility, significance, truth and freedom.

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RT @ZenProverbs: "The greatest wisdom is seeing through appearances." — Atiśa Dīpa kara Śrījñāna | #Buddhist #wisdom
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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 11 Oct 2022

@johnrobb 2/ Only when the fat lady sings, and not a moment before, will a bifurcation point, long anticipated as a seismic evolutionary threshold and surge, advance a sunburst of revelation transcending the mystery of history. "Teilhard’s noosphere is alive and well.” – Jean Houston

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5/ Meanwhile, the reality-shifting implications of this planetary concatenation of consciousness have long been anticipated. Teilhard de Chardin's final diary entry in 1955, alluded specifically to the central place of the noosphere in Christic evolution:
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“Cosmos > Cosmogenesis > Biogenesis > Noogenesis > Christogenesis” – Teilhard de Chardin.
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