Hawkins / EvolutionDesBewusstseins
Inhaltsverzeichnis (verbergen)
Schneckenhaus
|
Es gibt weder einen inneren "Denkenden" hinter den Gedanken noch einen "Tuenden" hinter den Handlungen, noch einen "Suchenden" nach Erleuchtung. |
|
Die drei Reisegefährten der Heldin Dorothy in dem Entwicklungsroman Der Zauberer von Oz wünschten sich integere Qualitäten: |
| Entwicklungstufen aus dem Zwang ⇔ zur Wirkmacht von INHALTEN ⇔ zum KONTEXT |
| Bewusstseins- Ebene (BW) | Domäne | Orientierung |
| Unter 200 | Zwang | Orientiert an Inhalten |
| 200-499 | Wirkmacht/Kraft | Orientiert an Inhalten plus Kontext |
| 500-600 | Wirkmacht / Kraft / Liebe | Orientiert am Kontext plus Inhalten |
| 600 plus | Wirkmacht/Kraft / Liebe / Frieden | Orientiert am Kontext |
Quelle: Inspiriert durch Erleuchtung ist möglich
Das allgemeine Bewusstsein verharrte mehrere Jahrhunderte unverändert auf der BW-Ebene 185, von wo es (ab etwa 1930) auf BW 190 stieg, um 1987 auf einen Wert oberhalb der 200er-Schwelle zu springen.
Hawkins betont nachdrücklich, dass dieser Ruck im Menschheitsgefüge, der im Massenbewusstsein weder registriert noch aktuell kommentiert wurde, ein außergewöhnlicher Sprung war/ist und bezeichnet ihn als das
Diesen Bewusstseinssprung aus der Sippenebene heraus in die selbstverantwortliche Handlungsebene setzt Hawkins außerdem mit der Ankunft des Christusgeistes gleich. Da er von der Menschheit nicht bemerkt wurde, trifft hierbei die neutestamentarische Metapher vom unbemerkten "Dieb in der Nacht" an.
Bei mehreren Gelegenheiten sagte Hawkins einen weiteren Anstieg des allgemeinen Bewusstseinsniveaus innerhalb der ersten Dekade des dritten Jahrtausends und um 2012 voraus.1
Entwicklung des Bewusstseinsniveaus der Menschheit |
| BW-Ebene | Stand des Bewusstseins allgemein |
| 90 | Zur Zeit von Buddha um 563 v. Chr. |
| 100 | Zur Zeit von Jesus von Nazareth um die Zeitenwende Jahr 0 |
| 184 | 1927 |
| 185 | Von ca. 1400 bis nach 1930 |
| 190 | 1980; von 1930 bis 1986 |
| 195 | 1986 bis etwa um 16./17. August 1987 |
| 199 | Seit April 2007 – das Bewusstseinsniveau der westlichen Zivilisation (gefallen seit den 50ern)2 |
| 205 | In den 50er Jahren – das Bewusstseinsniveau der westlichen Zivilisation kalibriert Tagesseminar Sedona, April 2007 |
| 205 | Ab 16./17. August 1987 (Harmonikalische Konvergenz) Nichtwörtliche Anmerkung von Hawkins: Der größte Bewusstseinssprung der Menschheit im Jahr 1987 ist zeitgleich mit der Harmonikalischen Konvergenz geschehen, wurde jedoch nicht von diesem planetarischen Ereignis verursacht. Kriegstreiberei, Profitstreben und Verstöße gegen die Menschenrechte gelten seither nicht mehr als normales Standardverhalten. Da die Menschheit über dem Bewusstseinsniveau 200 schwingt, ist Integrität zum allgemeinen Handlungsstandard geworden. So genannte Kavaliersdelikte, die bei dem Bewusstseinslevel 190 als normal angesehen wurden und ungeahndet blieben, werden unter den Bedingungen der Integrität immer deutlicher verpönt. At approximately the time of the Harmonic Convergence in the late 1980’s, the consciousness level of mankind suddenly jumped from the limited level of 190, which had dominated mankind for centuries, to 205, which is above the critical level of truth and integrity at 200.3 |
| 205 | 1988 |
| 207 | Juni 2002 "207 ist sehr tiefgreifend und der Dreh- und Angelpunkt, auf dem alles Übrige beruht." ["207 is very profound and is the fulcrum on which everything else rests."]4 |
| 205 | Etwa ab Ende 2002 / 2003 (gefallen von 207) |
| 207 | Exakt ab 8./9. Nov. 2003 (Harmonikalische Konkordanz) Of critical importance is that in November 2003, at the time of (but not “caused by”) the Harmonic Concordance, the consciousness level of mankind, after being stable for nearly two decades, rose again to the present level of 207.5 Der Sprung von 205 auf 207 wurde gemessen bei Seminar in Kalifornien, 8. November 2003. Hielt bis Februar 2006 an. |
| 205 | Ab Februar 2006 Als entscheidenden "Grund" für den Fall nennt Hawkins den Ethos der "fairen und balancierten Neutralität", die in der Praxis zu absichtlichen Falschmeldungen und -darstellungen in den Medien führt. Die Medien sind eine Art Elternersatz für das Kind in uns geworden, das Irrtum nicht von Wahrheit unterscheiden kann.' – Diese Aussage testet wahr. 6 |
| 203 | Ab September 2006 Hawkins Kommentar dazu: Nun, immerhin ist das Bewusstseinsniveau der Menschheit noch über BW 200.7 |
| 204 | Ab November 20068 |
| 204 | Fortgesetzt Oktober 20079 |
| 204 | Fortgesetzt Juli 200810 |
| 204 | Fortgesetzt Februar 200911 |
| 206 | Seit August 2009 12 |
| 205 | Seit April 201013 / November 201014 |
| 20? | Seit ? 2011 |
| (↓)
Anstieg des Bewusstseinsniveaus der Menschheit: |
|
Die moderne weltweit vernetzte elektronische Kommunikation trägt entscheidend zum kontinuierlichen Anstieg des Weltbewusstseins. Sowohl das Internet als auch das Internet schwingen auf dem Bewusstseinswert 205. [Stand Ende 2010) |
Quelle: u.a. Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 397-398
Sedona Seminar Realizing the Root of Consciousness, DVD 2 von 3, Minute 36:05, Juni 2002
Sedona Seminar Karma and the Afterlife, DVD 1 von 3, Minute 55:30+, Oktober 2002
Ungeachtet des BW-Einbruchs des Menschheitsbewusstseins im Jahr 2003 ist ein weiterer Anstieg des allgemeinen Bewusstseinsniveaus absehbar und insgesamt nicht mehr aufzuhalten.
Bewusstseinsgrade diverser Evolutionslehren und Evolutionstheorien |
| BW-Wert | Evolutionstheorie und Evolutionstheoretiker |
| 150 | Anti-Kreationismus, Abweisung des Schöpfungsglaubens |
| 150 | Anti-Evolutionismus |
| 200 | Kreationismus buchstäbliches Verständnis der Schöpfungsgeschichte in der Bibel (AT) und Koran |
| ... | Scopes-Prozess, auch bekannt als Affenprozess, 1925 in Tennessee, USA, um den US-amerikanischen Lehrer und späteren Geologen John Thomas Scopes |
| 450 | Charles Darwin [BW 450/460] (1809-1882) englischer Naturforscher, Entwickler der biologischen Evolutionstheorie |
| 455-460 | Evolutionstheorie nach Charles Darwin |
| 480 | Schöpfungswissenschaft und -forschung als Schöpfungstheorie und Kritik an der Darwinschen Evolutionstheorie. Die Intelligent Design Theorie (engl.) wird von der Intelligent-Design-Bewegung mitgetragen. |
Schöpfung und Evolution sind in Wirklichkeit ein und derselbe Prozess.
David Hawkins, Truth vs. Falsehood, S. xxviii
In Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man erläutert Hawkins die Thematik der Schöpfungsforschungen.
Quelle: Hawkins, Truth vs. Falsehood, Kapitel 4, S. 32, 34
Känozoikum (Erdneuzeit)
Mesozoikum (Erdmittelalter)
Paläozoikum (Erdaltertum)
Proterozoikum (Äon der Einzeller, vor 2500-542 Ma)
Archaikum (Äon der "Erd-Antike", vor 3800-2500 Ma)
Nach radiometrischer Zeitmessung von Meteoriten gilt folgender Zeitverlauf
Älteste bekannte Steine: ca. 4,4 Milliarden Jahre (auf Grönland gefunden)
Alter der Erde: ca. 4,56 Milliarden Jahre
Alter des Universums: ca. 13,73 Milliarden Jahre (120 Millionen Jahre Unsicherheit)
Quelle: Hawkins: Truth vs. Falsehood, Kapitel 4, S. 38; Wikipedia, vgl. u.a. Timeline of evolution, Geologische Zeitskala
Angabe der Erdzeitalter nach ICS-Standard 2004
Ma = Millionen Jahre
Hinweis: Der Ansturm des populär gewordenen unlauteren Verhaltens wird von 55% der US-amerikanischen Bevölkerung, die unterhalb des Bewusstseinsniveaus 200 schwingen, beabsichtigt und unterstützt.
Das schwankende Bewusstseinsniveau von USA insgesamt lag bei seinem Höchststand im Jahr 2003 auf BW 431. Seit Ende 2006 fiel und stieg es. Sein gegenwärtiger Tiefststand wurde Oktober 2009 mit BW 406 erreicht.
Das sehr hohe Maß innewohnender göttlicher Wirkmacht verkörpert von relativ wenigen Angehörigen der Bevölkerung hält die allgemeine Überlebensfähigkeit aufrecht und bewirkt mehr als nur den Ausgleich der Auswirkungen allgemeiner Negativität.
| (↓)
Anstieg des Bewusstseinsniveaus der Menschheit: |
|
Die moderne weltweit vernetzte elektronische Kommunikation trägt entscheidend zum kontinuierlichen Anstieg des Weltbewusstseins. Sowohl das Internet als auch das Internet schwingen auf dem Bewusstseinswert 205. [Stand Ende 2010) |
| (↓)
Note: |
|
The Harmonic Convergence happened on 16.-17. August 1987, coinciding with the dissolution of USSR communism. Subsequently, the fall of the Berlin Wall is dated to 9. November 1989. |
| (↓)
Few counterbalance the negativity in USA. |
|
Without its top 100 highly calibrating inhabitants the overall consciousness level in USA would drop to 320, without the top 1000 highly calibrating inhabitants it would drop around 200 points [around 220]. |
| (↓)
Drop in overall consciousness: |
|
In 2006 the level of consciousness of mankind fell from 207 to 204. |
| (↓)
Rise in overall consciousness: |
|
Modern interconnected electronic communication contributes to the inherent rise in overall consciousness. |
| (↓)
Scarcity model: |
|
Newton [LoC 499] and Descartes [LoC 490] offered the first scientific mechanical creation story. |
Human evolution – resulting from cosmic hazards |
Newscientist.com found 10 "turning points" during the cosmic evolution that secure human existence.
| # | Time line | Emerging_Event | Legend |
| * | ANY TIME | The certainty of chance [i.e. emergence] | Tiny changes at the beginning make big differences in the end. That's why human existence is perilously perched on a great pyramid of trivia. |
| 1. | 13.75 billion years ago | Avoiding the void | Human life wouldn't exist if Earth's cosmic neighborhood had been just a bit less dense than average during the tumultuous moments after the supposed big bang. |
| 2. | 13.75 billion years ago | Tipping the antimatter balance | The cosmos is not a sea of bland radiation. The triumph of matter suggests that the laws of physics are biased. |
| 3. | 4.6 billion years ago | Sparking up planet Earth | What does it take to make a solar system? Hydrogen, helium, interstellar dust – and a spark to set it on fire. |
| 4. | 4.5 billion years ago | Mars attacks | Without the colossal interplanetary collision human evolution might have turned out very differently. |
| 5. | 3.9 billion years ago | Blasting the Earth into life | The solar system's "late heavy bombardment" blasted planet Earth. It might also have delivered a water supply, and created nurseries for life. |
| 6. | 2 billion years ago | One giant leap for a single cell | A freak event created the ancestor of all multicellular life on Earth. Without this unconventional genesis, potential humans might never have become more than bacteria. |
| 7. | 635 million years ago | The age of heroic lichen | Early life had to ride an oxygen roller coaster – until humble symbioses of algae and fungus put an end to boom and bust. |
| 8. | 65 million years ago | Killer asteroid with a silver lining | A 10-kilometer-wide rock ended the era of dinosaurs, and opened a window of opportunity for little animals called mammals. |
| 9. | 6 million years ago | Brains or brawn? | When the going got tough in prehistoric East Africa, some of humanity's closest relatives went for bigger jaws, rather than bigger brains. Big mistake. |
| 10. | 70,000 years ago | Inventing language, the easy way | Fresh pastures meant a cosier life for early humans – they granted to learn to speak. |
Source: Cosmic accidents: 10 lucky breaks for humanity, New Scientist, issue 2779, 25. September 2010
| Time frame | Legend |
| Unrecorded history 3,000,000 - 2,900,000 years ago | Hominids differentiate away from other primates by becoming meat-eaters instead of vegetarians. Extended childhood's of hominid babies require prolonged attention from hominid mothers. Males of the species predominately engage in hunting and killing. Females primarily engage in nurturing and gathering. Hominids become the first species of social predators in which the females do not participate in hunting and killing. |
| 200,000 - 90,000 years ago | Language develops. Homo Sapiens differentiate away from hominids. Language requires complete rewiring of human brains. Over 90% of language modules placed in the left hemisphere of right handed humans who comprise 92% of the population. Split Brain phenomenon becomes highly exaggerated only in humans. Most hunting and killing strategies placed in left hemisphere. Most nurturing and gathering strategies placed in the right hemisphere. |
| 45,000 - 3,000 years ago | Alphabet invented. Extremely easy to use. Near universal literacy possible. Semites (Canaanites, Phoenicians, and Israelites) become first peoples to become substantially literate. First alphabetic book is the Hebrew bible. Goddess harshly rejected from Israelite belief system. God loses His image. To know Him, a worshipper must read what He wrote. Images of any kind proscribed in first culture to worship written words. |
| 40,000 - 10,000 years ago | Homo sapiens organize into highly effective hunter/gatherer societies. Division of labor between sexes diverges more than in any other species. Males hunt and females nurture. Each sex develops predominate modes of perception and survival strategies to deal with the exigencies of life. Left hemispheric specialization leads to an increased appreciation of time. Humans become first animals to realize they will personally die. Awareness of death leads to formation of supernatural beliefs. Societies in which hunting is a more reliable source of protein than gathering elevate hunting gods over vegetative goddesses. Societies in which gathering is a more reliable source of protein than hunting elevate vegetative goddesses over hunting gods. In general, hunter/gatherer tribes worship a mixture of both spirits. |
| 10,000 - 5,000 years ago | Agriculture discovered / Domestication of animals discovered. Crops need to be tended / flocks need to be nurtured. Female survival strategy of gathering and nurturing supersedes male hunting killing one. All early agrarian peoples begin to pray to an Earth Goddess responsible for the bountifulness of the land and fertility of the herds. She awakens the land in springtime and metaphorically resurrects Her weaker, smaller dead son/lover. |
| Recorded history 5,000 - 3,000 years ago | Writing invented. Left hemispheric modes of perception, the hunting/killing side, reinforced. Literacy depends on linear, sequential, abstract and reductionist ways of thinking, identical with hunting and killing. Early forms of cuneiform and hieroglyphics difficult to master. Less than 2% literate. Scribes become priests and new religions emerge in which the god begins to supercede the goddess. |
| 3,000 - 2,500 years ago | Greeks become the second literate culture. While not rejecting images', they suppress women's rights. Athens and Sparta were two societies that shared the same language, gods, and culture and were in close proximity. Women had few rights in Athens: Women wielded considerable power in Sparta. Athenians glorified the written word: Spartan cared little about literacy. Socrates [LoC 540] disdained writing and wrote nothing down. He held egalitarian views. Plato [LoC 485] wrote extensively of what Socrates said. Not as generous toward women as Socrates. Aristotle [LoC 498] represents Greek passage from an oral society to a literate one. He taught that women were an inferior subspecies of man. |
| 2,500 years ago | Buddha [LoC 1000] becomes enlightened [LoC 600] in India. Buddha, though literate, writes nothing down. Teaches love, equality, kindness, and compassion. His words are canonized in an alphabetic book 500 years later. Book purports to show the Buddha had negative opinions about women, sexuality, and birth. Taoism and Confucianism [LoC 590] arise in China. Taoism embodies feminine values: no attempt to control others, promotes Mother Nature as a guide. Confucianism touts masculine values: structures patriarchal society, touts Father Culture. Two systems of belief coexist in relative equilibrium until the Chinese invent the printing press in 923 AD Literacy rates soar. Soon after, Taoism declines and Confucianism becomes China's dominant belief system. 'Women's foot binding begins in 970 AD and becomes a common practice. Taoism transmutes into a hierarchy with sacred texts and temple priests. Taoist priests expected to be celibate. Women's rights plummet. In nearby Asian cultures that do not embrace literacy, women's rights remain high. |
| 2,000 - 1,500 years ago | Roman Empire achieves near universal alphabetic literacy rates due to the stability of Pax Romana, tutors from Greece, papyrus from Egypt and an easy to use Greek and Latin alphabet. New religion emerges based on the sayings of a gentle prophet named Jesus [LoC 1000]. His oral teachings embody feminine values of Free Will, love, compassion, non-violence, and equality. Jesus [LoC 1000] writes nothing down. Women play prominent role in the rising Christian religion. Paul the Apostle [Saul of Tarsus] [LoC 745] commits to writing what he interprets to be the meaning of the Christ event. Subsequent Gospel writers detail Christ's crucifixion, death and resurrection. Creed that evolves increasingly emphasizes masculine values of obedience, suffering, pain, death, and hierarchy. Alphabetic text (NT( becomes canonized in 367 AD. Women banned from baptizing or conducting sacraments. Ordered to back of the church and ejected from the choir. Christians destroy Roman images. |
| 1,500 - 1,000 years ago | Rome falls to barbarian invasions. Literacy lost in secular society. Dark Ages begin. When stage of history re-illuminated in the 10th century, women enjoy high status. Age suffused with love of Mary. People know her through her image not her written words. Women mystics revered. Women Cathars and Waldensians baptize. Abbesses lead major monasteries. Chivalric code [LoC 465] instructs men to honor and protect women. Courtly love becomes all the fashion. Cathedrals [ca. LoC 700] dedicated to Notre Dame. Religious art flourishes. Few outside the Church can read and write. |
| 1000 - 1453 | High Middle Ages characterized by a renewed interest in literacy. Commerce demands literate clerks. Literacy rates climb. Masculine values begin to reassert dominance over feminine ones. Renaissance begins. Cult of the individual encourages male artists, male thinkers, and macho themes in art. |
| 1454 -1820 | Gutenberg's printing press makes available alphabet literacy to the masses. Books become affordable. Literacy rates soar in those countries affected by the printing press. Tremendous surge in science, art, philosophy, logic, and imperialism. Women's rights suffer decline. Women mystics now called witches. |
| 1465 - 1820 | After the Bible, the next best selling book is the Witch's Hammer; a how-to book for the rooting out, torture, and burning of witches. Witch craze breaks out only in those countries impacted by the printing press. Germany, Switzerland, France, and England have severe witch-hunts. All boast steadily rising literacy rates. Russia, Norway, Iceland, and the Islamic countries bordering Europe do not experience witch-hunts. The printing press has a negligible impact on these societies. Estimates range that between 100,000 women to the millions were murdered during the witch-hunts. There is no parallel in any other culture in the world in which the men of the culture suffered a psychosis so extreme that they believed that their wise women were so dangerous that they had to be eliminated. |
| 1517 - 182 | Protestant Reformation breaks out fueled by many who can now read scripture. Protestants demand the repudiation of the veneration of Mary, the destruction of images. Protestant movement becomes very patriarchal. Ferocious religious wars break out fought over minor doctrinal disputes. Torture and burning at the stake become commonplace. Hunter/killer values in steep ascendance only in those countries impacted by rapidly rising alphabetic literacy rates. |
| 1820 - 1900 | Invention of photography and the discovery of the electromagnetic field combine to bring about the return of the image. Photography does for images what the printing press had accomplished for written words: it made reproduction of images inexpensive, easy, and ubiquitous. Right hemisphere called upon to decipher images more than the left. Egalitarianism becomes a motif in philosophy. Protestantism softens its stance toward women. Mary declared born of Immaculate Conception by the Catholic Church elevating her status. Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche [LoC 120] declares "God is dead." Suffragette movement coalesces in 1848. |
| 1900 - 1950 | Photography and electromagnetism combine to introduce many new technologies of information transfer. Telegraph, radio, film, and telephone reconfigure the world. Communists [LoC 160] demand redistribution of wealth. Capitalists [LoC 340] demand less government interference. Natives restless, servants surly; everywhere paternalism is in retreat. Women receive the vote in 1920 in the U.S. and 1936 in England. Russia, an oral society recently becomes literate in the 19th century. Great burst of male creativity. Outbreak of religious intolerance against the Jews. Russian Communism repeats all the madness of Europe's first brush with alphabet literacy. Adolf Hitler [Fallen to LoC 45], armed with a microphone and radio, hypnotizes Germany and Austria, one of the most literate countries of the world. Mother Russia, an oral society, is bedeviled by literacy. Germany, the Fatherland, becomes susceptible to madness by oral technology. |
| 1950 - 2000 | Popularity of television explodes after the end of WWII. Television requires different mode of perception than reading. Iconic information begins to supersede text information. Image of the atomic bomb blast and earth beamed back from space change the consciousness of the world more than any written books. Society begins to elevate feminine values of childcare, welfare, healthcare, and concern for the environment. Feminist movement of the 60s occurs in the first television generation. World wars abate among the literate countries affected by television image. Invention of personal computer greatly changes the way people interact. Graphic icons increasingly replace text commands. Internet and WorldWideWeb based on feminine images of nets and webs. Iconic Revolution begins. Everywhere alphabets come into usage religions based on sacred alphabetic books come into being. These all share certain characteristics. Women banned from conducting religious ceremonies. Goddesses declared abominations. Representative art in the form of images declared "idolatry." |
Leonard Shlain sextimeandpower.com (1937-2009) US American writer, researcher, chairman of laparoscopic surgery,
associate professor for surgery, UC San Francisco, author of The Alphabet Versus the Goddess,
Timeline – The Alphabet versus the Goddess, 2006
Übersicht17
| (↓)
Prozentsatz der Unlauterkeit derWeltbevölkerung |
| (↓)
Ratio of nonintegrity of world's population |
Englische Werke
Links zum Thema Bewusstseinsentwicklung / Evolution of human consciousnessBildliche Darstellung (Bildliche Weltraum- und Interspezies-Kommunikation)Menschenpaar (Raumfahrt-Plakette)
LiteraturLiteratur (engl.)
Externe Weblinks
Externe Weblinks (engl.)
Audio- und VideolinksAudio- und Videolinks (engl.)
|
Englisch
Wiki-Ebene
Englisch
1 Quellen: Das All-sehende Auge, Truth vs. Falsehood, Sedona Seminare, Radiointerviews ⇑
2 Sedona Relativism vs. Reality, 3 DVD set, 14. April 2007 ⇑
3 Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 4 ⇑
4 DH, Sedona Seminar Oktober 2002 ⇑
5 Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 5 ⇑
6 Sedona Seminar Experiential Reality, 3 DVD set, 18. Februar 2006 ⇑
7 Sedona Satsang Q&A, 13. September 2006 ⇑
8 Long Beach Seminar, 18. November 2006 ⇑
9 Sedona Seminar, 20. Oktober 2007 ⇑
10 Sedona Satsang Q&A, 9. Juli 2008 ⇑
11 Prescott Seminar, 28. Februar 2008 ⇑
12 Prescott Seminar Peace, 8. August 2009 ⇑
13 Cottonwood Seminar Handling Spiritual Challenges, 24. April 2010 ⇑
14 Audio presentation Celebrate Your Life Conference, sponsored by Mishka Productions, Phoenix, AZ, 7. November 2010 – The Quest for Spiritual Truth (2010), YouTube film, 1:31:05 duration, posted 23. October 2011 ⇑
15 Audio presentation Celebrate Your Life Conference, sponsored by Mishka Productions, Phoenix, AZ, 7. November 2010 – The Quest for Spiritual Truth (2010), YouTube film, 1:31:05 duration, posted 23. October 2011 ⇑
16 Audio presentation Celebrate Your Life Conference, sponsored by Mishka Productions, Phoenix, AZ, 7. November 2010 – The Quest for Spiritual Truth (2010), YouTube film, 1:31:05 duration, posted 23. October 2011 ⇑
17 David R. Hawkins, Reality, Spirituality, and Modern Man, Kapitel 5, S. 90 ⇑
18 "Evil is whatever you define it as." D. Hawkins, Cottonwood Satsang Q&A, February 2010 ⇑