We are Unlimited Potential -- Reactions to Global Media Shock -- Joseph Chilton Pearce

Photo from the Joseph Chilton Pearce website/ FB pages -- What Will We Feed Our World?

Photo from the Joseph Chilton Pearce website/ FB pages --
What Will We Feed Our World?

Compare the reaction to the Newtown, CT Massacre media  coverage to the reaction to the 9/11 bombing of the Twin Towers:

 Joseph Chilton Pearce;

interviewed by Charles Eisenstein

in Reality Sandwich (selection)

“So we had a single negative reaction that affected the entire global population all at once (9/11 media), which is the great power, the tremendous force, that never could have happened before because the news would have taken too long to move from one place to another and would not have carried that force of unanimous action and emotion. There's a great, huge power that emotional energy carries…
Theoretically it could work for positive emotions too. 
Well, of course. It could, but it just is not doing that, and the only ways in which this unanimous energy is ever positive are in ways that influence us, like in our buying habits, or our voting habits, or things like that….
I believe what I experience. I don't believe much of what I hear. I believe what I experience. I limit my beliefs to that which I have experienced personally. That's the only safeguard I can see. We had a gentleman here the other day, a neurosurgeon, who had came down with a rare form of spinal meningitis in his 40s. Very rare, especially as an adult, and very few people ever survive it. He was out completely; they kept him alive intravenously and all sorts of different ways. He had no reason for his body to keep going. It was a very strange affair. But after about a week of being out completely, he came to, and he had this incredible, magnificent story to tell of the experience. He had experienced pure, blissful eternity itself, just the most interesting thing you could imagine. The interesting thing was he wanted to tell that story and he loved to tell that story because, I could tell, every time he told that story, he relived it. The first time I heard that story, I was very flattered because I could not help but think he was the most incredible human I've met yet. He's gone right on, he's gone right back to his medical job and so on and so forth. When he told me that story I was at a very, very low place, just one of my real rock-bottom times. I was only about half conscious when they brought him by my house. I was just flaked out in a chair and just trying to go along to be polite, but when he started telling his story, I began to see the most incredible play of color I've witnessed. And it wasn't one color coming in from anywhere, it was what was happening inside him. I picked this up from his story; I felt a wave of color flooding into my system from his story. It's one of the most beautiful things I've known. 
I would love to hear that story. 
Yes, and it occurred to me that he loved to tell it because through telling it, he was reactivating the entire thing. And at the same time, he was holding down his medical duties, and he had a family, but he had this other thing going on right there. To me, it was just wonderful to hear because it showed me the incredible capacities of a human being. Just awesome capacities. 
I think really, it’s going to be the stories that save our species. 
Oh indeed, there again, its people's experience and the human capability. I think of my friend Bob Monroe down here. He journeys out of the body. You just can't read things like that and hold to a narrow image of who we are. We are, again, unlimited potential. I find it all very exciting.”

Read the whole interview at --

Pearce, Joseph Chilton; interviewed by Charles Eisenstein in Reality Sandwich (? online 12 November, 2012) “We Are Unlimited Potential: A Talk with Joseph Chilton Pearce,” http://www.realitysandwich.com/we_are_unlimited_potential_talk_joseph_chilton_pearce  (26 December 2012)

See also TheManKind Project -- The New Macho (10 January 2013)  https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150736311773628&set=a.332736768627.187863.95845568627&type=1&theater ( )

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