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The
Vital Vastness
Volume
1 of 2: Our Living Earth
Here are only some
of the topics that are presented in this volume of The Vital
Vastness.
 The
Earth has a myriad of characteristics typical of a living entity.
The Earth is much more dynamic than theorized, and
life maintains its dynamics, electrical environment, and magnetic
field. The Earth is comprised of a system of fields
maintained by life, and so, this new model is referred to as the
Field-dynamical Earth Model (FEM), our living Earth. There
are many problems with our current model of the Earth that this
new model resolves.
From the quantum level up to the planetary scale, life creates stability.
Much
of the entropy (disorder, decay and randomness) on Earth,
including our own bodies, is the result of a lack of abundance and
diversity of life.
Evolution
is not the result of competition between species, or
"survival of the fittest," as suggested by Darwin, but
rather, the result of genetic mutation caused by ionizing
radiation and other factors.
The
dinosaurs did not come extinct as a result of a comet or asteroid
impact, but by planetary destabilization and ionizing radiation
emanating from the Earth itself.
Much,
much more is explored in this volume, yielding a whole new
paradigm, and world view.
Throughout
both volumes the conclusions are clear, life has dominion over the
Cosmos, and we need a new mindset in our exploration of it.
The most important direction for humanity is to understand that
the care and nurturing--love--of life is of the utmost importance
if we want a world filled with peace and plenty. The last
book in the series reveals the prehistory and history of human
interaction with the Living Earth and Cosmos, disclosing the
unrest and destabilization when we do not know of life's paramount
importance.
Click
here to go to Volume 2 of 2: The Living Cosmos
Click
here to go to In Defense of Nature: The History Nobody Told You
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