Stufe	Farbe	Aktiviert seit	Stadium der Entwicklung	Fokus / Orientierung	Beschreibung Selbstausdruck	Tier Bewusstsein
	ERSTES	TIER	Kontext der Getrenntheit	Überleben	Dualität	Bedürftigkeit Knappheit

1.	Infrarot bisher Beige	100.000 v.Chr.	Säugling ______________ Überleben Jäger und Sammler	Archaisch-instinktiv unwillkürlich-reflexhafte Überlebensorientierung	Der Selbstausdruck dient den zwingenden körperlichen Überlebensbedürfnissen des instinkt-gesteuerten Homo sapiens.	1. Tier Mangel
2.	Magenta bisher Violett	50.000 v.Chr.	Kleinkind vor dem 3. Lebensjahr ______________ Familie Sippe Stammeskultur	Magisch-animistisch tribalistische Gruppenordnung	Der zwingend vorausgesetzte Selbstausdruck ist, sich den Ältestenführern und Sitten zu unterwerfen.	1. Tier Mangel
3.	Rot	7000 v.Chr.	Trotzphase 3.-4. Lebensjahr ______________ Ich-Bestimmung Feudalismus	EGOZENTRISCH egoistisch-ausbeutend, Zwangsmacht Götter-Gewaltherrschaft	Impulsiv-reaktiver Selbstausdruck zur Erfüllung eigener Wünsche jenseits von Schuld- und Schamgefühl	1. Tier Mangel
4.	Bernstein bisher Blau	3000 v.Chr.	Kindheit bis zur Pubertät ______________ Gesellschaftliche Ordnung Früher Nationalstaat	SOZIOZENTRISCH mythisch-absolutistisch zweckbestimmt-autoritäre Gehorsamkeits-Ordnung	Selbstaufopfernder zweckbestimmter Gehorsam gegenüber rechtmäßigen Autoritätsfiguren zugunsten von Vergünstigungen	1. Tier Mangel
5.	Orange	1000 n.Chr. (600 n.Chr. nach Graves / Calhoun)	Junger Erwachsener 18.-25. Lebensjahr ______________ Sozialverträglichkeit Nationalstaat	WELTZENTRISCH rational leistungsorientiert wissenschaftlich-strategisch	Kalkulierter Selbstausdruck, um Ziele zu erreichen, ohne den Zorn einflussreicher Menschen auf sich zu ziehen	1. Tier Mangel
6.	Gruen	1850 n.Chr. nachdrücklich seit Beginn des 20. Jhts.	Erwachsener bis zur Midlife-Crisis ______________ Gesellschaftlicher Konstruktivismus Korporatismus	WELTZENTRISCH pluralistisch-komplex relativistisch-personalistisch – gemeinschaftsorientiert-ebenbürtig-partnerschaftlich	Hintanstellung von Eigeninteressen zugunsten von Akzeptanz und Gruppenharmonie	1. Tier Mangel

	ZWEITES	TIER	Monumentaler Sinnsprung	Kontext der Interverbundenheit	Nichtlineare	Seinserfahrung

7.	Blaugrün bisher Gelb	1950	Erwachsener ab 40. Lebensjahr ______________ Integrale Wahrnehmung Kokreation	WELTZENTRISCH bis KOSMOZENTRISCH systemisch-integrativ	Achtsamer Selbstausdruck, der anderen möglichst nicht schadet und nicht nur dem eigenen Leben dient.	2. Tier Sein 2010: 4-5% der Menschheit >2020-30: 11% der Menschheit
8.	Türkis	1970	Reifer Erwachsener Nur vereinzelt anzutreffen ______________ Integral-holonisches Bewusstsein Kohärenz	KOSMOZENTRISCH Holistisch	Verzicht auf Eigeninteressen zugunsten eines interverbundenen globalen Systems, das gerade erst entsteht	2. Tier Sein 2010: 0,4-0,5% der Menschheit

Quellen (engl.):

Altitudes, Holon-News.com
Audiovortrag von Ken Wilber Integral Education, vor Studenten der John F. Kennedy University
Gastgeber Integral+Life, 49 Minuten Dauer, Denver, CO, USA, April 2010
Videobotschaft von Marianne Williamson, Are you part of the 11%?, One Minute Shift Filmclip,
präsentiert vom Institute of Noetic Sciences, 1:11 Minuten Dauer, eingestellt von shiftinaction 17. Oktober 2007
Siehe auch: Transformational Evolutionary Stages –From Ego to SELF

Egozentrische Entwicklungsebene – Potenz 1 – →
Präkonventionell – (Unter BW 200 nach der Skala des Bewusstseins von David Hawkins) →
Soziozentrische Entwicklungsebene – Potenz 10 – →
Konventionell – (BW 200+) →
Prärational – (BW 200-399) →
Weltzentrische Entwicklungsebene – Potenz 100 – →
Rational – (BW 400-440) →
Postkonventionell – (BW 440-499+)
Kosmo/Spirit/SELBSTzentrische Entwicklungsebene – Potenz 1000
Transrational – (BW 500+)

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Die zwei Versionen der Darwinschen Evolutionstheorie – David Loye

Zwei Auslegungen der Evolutionstheorie von Charles Darwin:
Reduzierter Darwinismus – Dominanz / Unterwerfung (1859) ⇔
Wiederentdeckter Darwinismus – Partnerschaft (2007)¹
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Darwins Evolutionstheorie weist aus, dass Entwicklung wesentlich beflusst wird durch
moralisches Empfinden, ethische Einfühlung und (Herzens)Bildung,
NICHT durch Konkurrenzverhalten.
Diese Erkenntnis blieb fast 150 Jahre lang verborgen.

Lebensbereich	Breite Straße	Schmaler Weg Enge Pforte
Theorie	Reduzierter Darwinismus (1859) "Überleben des Stärkeren" Syndrom des Egoistischen Gens	Wiederentdeckter Darwinismus (2007) Liebende Evolutionstheorie Gegenseitige Fürsorge
Verhaltensmodus	Dominierend KONKURRENZDENKEN	Partnerschaftlich ZUSAMMENARBEIT
Antrieb	Motivation	Inspiration
Alter	Pubertät Jugendliche Selbstbezogenheit	Erwachsenenreife Gereifte Gegenseitigkeit
Gemeinschaft	Mindermenschliche, menschenverachtende und menschenunwürdige Evolution	Entfaltete menschliche Evolution
Politik	Bearbeitung (Unterwerfung) und Anpassung	Durchsetzung und Streben
Wirtschaft	Egoismus und Gier, die wenigen Privilegierten Wohlstand ermöglicht verbunden mit einem menschenfreundlichen Trickle-down-Effekt zugunsten der Vielen	Fürsorglichkeit und miteinander Teilen, um die Schätze der Erde an viele weiterzureichen
Wissenschaft	Reduktionistische Theorie und Geschichte orientiert an der weit zurückliegenden Vergangenheit	Expansionistische Theorie und Geschichte orientiert an Gegenwart und Zukunft
Ethik	"Überleben des Stärkeren" und Egoismus über alles als Antriebskraft der menschlichen Evolution	Liebe und moralisches Einfühlen als Antriebskraft der menschlichen Evolution
Spiritualität	Grausamer Gott meines Volks gegen andere Völker ein Gott, dem man gehorchen muss	Gnädiger Gott aller Menschen beziehungsweise Guter Wille von Oben und von Unten zugunsten eines Lebens in Fülle für alle

Hinweis: Der Paläontologe Stephen J. Gould †, der zeitlebens ein Vertreter der herkömmlichen Auslegung von Darwins Evolutionstheorie war, wies wiederholt darauf hin, dass die Weltanschauung des Faschismus (Nazismus) mit dem darwinistischen Denkmodell des Überleben des Stärkeren einhergeht.

Die wichtigste Frage, die ein Mensch sich im Leben stellen kann, lautet: Ist das Universum ein freundlicher Ort oder nicht? Albert Einstein [BW 499] (1879-1955) deutschstämmiger US-amerikanischer-schweizer theoretischer Physiker, Entwickler der Allgemeinen Relativitätstheorie, Physik-Nobelpreisträger

[Claude] Bernard (1813–1878) französischer Physiologe hat Recht. Der Keim ist nichts, doch der Nährboden alles. Reuevolles Bekenntnis auf dem Sterbebett Louis Pasteurs (1822–1895) französicher Begründer der Mikrobiologie
Wider seine eigenen wiederholten Forschungsergebnisse, welche die spontane Lebensentstehung unter sterilen mikrobiologischen Laborbedingungen bestätigten, hatte Pasteur zeitlebens die sozialdarwinistische reduktionistische Auslegung der Evolutionstheorie Darwins vertreten. Zwischen 1860-1880 ging die wissenschaftliche Debatte darum, ob ‘Selbstentstehung’ [spontane Lebensemergenz] möglich sei oder nicht. Pasteur hatte Bernards Feldthese des Nährbodens erfolgreich unterdrückt.²

Siehe auch Referenzen:
Die Umkehr des Denkmodells Jemande ⇔ Niemande
Ich-orientiertes Bankwesen ⇔ Du-Wir-orientiertes soziales Bankwesen nach Prof. M. Yunus

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In den äußersten Zuständen des Schwankens bin ich niemals ein Atheist in dem Sinne gewesen, dass ich die Existenz eines Gottes geleugnet hätte. Charles Darwin [BW 450/460] (1809-1882) britischer Naturforscher, Entwickler der biologischen Evolutionstheorie

Die Evolution der Menschheit wird durch Gewalt charakterisiert, etwas das Erich Fromm "bösartige Aggression" nannte. Es ist grundsätzlich anders als die Art von Aggression, die man in der Natur sieht: Überleben, Beschaffung von Nahrung oder sexueller Wettbewerb. […] Diese bösartige Aggression bedeutet nach Fromms Verständnis auch eine Art unstillbare Gier, die Tendenz, immer mehr haben zu wollen, mehr Macht, mehr Geld, mehr Besitz, mehr Territorium. Das ist charakteristisch für die menschliche Geschichte. Stanislav Grof, M.D., Ph.D. (*1931) tschechisch-US-amerikanischer Psychiater, Psychotherapeut, Medizinphilosoph, Mitbegründer der transpersonalen Psychologie, Die Welt ist perfekt, Interview mit Kareem van Gennip, Transpersonale Perspektiven, Vol. 4/98, Logos-Verlag-Berlin, Juli 1998

- Wir können die Unlenksamkeit des Bösen anerkennen und dennoch nach Würde streben.
- Ohne Verklärung können wir verstehen, dass es immer Krieg geben wird, und dennoch für den Frieden arbeiten.
Das können wir tun – denn das ist die Geschichte des menschlichen Fortschritts, das ist die Hoffnung für alle Welt, und in diesem Augenblick der Herausforderung muss das hier auf der Erde unsere Arbeit sein. Barack Obama (*1961) 44. US-Präsident, zit. in: Obamas Rede in Oslo, Friedensnobelpreisverleihung, Oslo, Norwegen, Der Tagesspiegel online, 10. Dezember 2009

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Everyone has chosen his own level of consciousness, yet nobody could have done otherwise at any given point in time. We can only get "there" from "here." Every leap has to have a platform to originate from. Pain exists to promote evolution; its cumulative effect finally forces us in a new direction, although the mechanism may be very slow. How many times is it necessary to hit bottom before a lesson is learned? Perhaps thousands, which may account for the sheer quantity of human suffering, so vast as to be incomprehensible. Slowly, by inches, does civilization advance. David R. Hawkins, MD, PhD, Power vs. Force, S. 127

A significant observation is that the exact locus of the process of evolution, including form and function, is specifically within the field of consciousness itself, where the anlage of form is a pattern potentiality that was termed a Morphogenetic field by Rupert Sheldrake (calibrates as true). David R. Hawkins, MD, PhD, Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 30

It is of little benefit to be personally self-critical or think that one 'should' be farther along the road than they are. Spiritual evolution is irregular and at times often seems sporadic and at other times stationary. Realize that guilt is a narcissistic indulgence. There may be long, dry periods where seemingly nothing is progressing. This is a deception; a 'long, dry period' is what is happening as though it were a test of resolve. These periods can be traversed by transcending the spiritual ego's wish to seek gain via 'progress.' Frustration itself is therefore a sign of trying to control that which is not really controllable. Dr. David R. Hawkins, Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, chapter 19 "Practicum", S. 351-352

It’s pleasing to discover that it isn’t necessary to drive oneself forward; instead, one can simply allow oneself to move forward as blocks are removed. Thus, one becomes attracted by the future rather than propelled by the past. Dr. David R. Hawkins, Along the Path to Enlightenment. 365 Reflections from David R. Hawkins, edited by Scott Jeffrey, Hay House, January 2011

What we are witnessing is creation unfolding. Evolution is creation unfolding. What we view as mistakes, really represent a success, because they demonstrate the outcome of a fallacy. David R. Hawkins, MD, PhD, Sedona Seminar Serenity, 3 DVD set, August 2005

Anytime there's a shift of consciousness from one level to another, there's a disruption. Interview with David R. Hawkins, MD, PhD, presented by US magazine Holistic Networker, Gina Mazza, 17. June 2009

The coming of a spiritual age must be preceded by the appearance of an increasing number of individuals who are no longer satisfied with the normal intellectual, vital and physical existence of man, but perceive that a greater evolution is the real goal of humanity and attempt to effect it in themselves, to lead others to it, and to make it the recognized goal of the human race. In proportion as they succeed and to the degree to which they carry this evolution, the yet unrealized potentiality which they represent will become an actual possibility of the future. Sri Aurobindo [LoC 605] (1872-1950) Indian British mystic, philosopher, politician, The Human Cycle, Ideal of Human Unity, War and Self Determination, Lotus Press, 2nd edition, 1. January 1970

Our DNA has been evolving 100 times more rapidly in the last 5000 years due to a natural galactic process, which is also creating climate change throughout our entire solar system. If the prophecies are correct, psychic abilities and powers such as telekinesis, levitation, spiritual healing and telepathy may soon become as common as breathing. David Wilcock (*1973) US American consciousness researcher, author, lecturer, filmmaker, Event Horizon 2012

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Chicken and egg paradox

Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Both exist together as an Intelligent Design, written into the very energy that makes up our Universe.
The chicken and the egg exist together as a template in the field both of which are ready to spontaneously emerge when the time is right. [...] DNA is the product of the field. David Wilcock (*1973) US American consciousness researcher, author, lecturer, filmmaker, 2012 Event Horizon: Prophecies and Science of a Golden Age, part 3 of 4, YouTube film, 51:11 minutes duration, posted 2. May 2010

Darwinism is not synonymous with evolution. Darwin's [continuous] theory [on 1000s and 1000s of gene mutations] does not explain all the data concerning evolution. [...] Darwin's theory cannot even begin to give an understanding on how an eye (organ) can develop. [...] There don't have to be actual mutations. In fact quantum physics insists that all mutations are [...] quantum possibilities for consciousness to choose from. Only when consciousness is ready to choose, when there is a whole Gestalt of consciousness giving us the organ then only the organ becomes manifest. Audio interview with Amit Goswami, Ph.D. (*1936) Indian American nuclear physicist, quantum cosmologist, Science and the Rediscovery of God, Program #3272, web radio station New Dimensions, host Craig Hamilton, minute 45:15+, 12. August 2008

Sow a thought and you reap an action;
sow an act and you reap a habit;
sow a habit and you reap a character;
sow a character and you reap a destiny.
Ralph Waldo Emerson [LoC 485] (1803-1882) US American philosopher, poet, lecturer, essayist, Unitarian

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See:

Nicholas Matzke, Darwin Correspondence Project, One thing Darwin didn't say: the source for a misquotation

It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change. Misattributed to George Darwin [LoC 460] (1809-1882) English naturalist, author of the biological theory of evolution, paraphrase of Darwin in the writings of (1921-2010) US American management sociologist, Louisiana State University

I know of no more encouraging fact than the unquestionable ability of man to elevate his life by conscious endeavor. Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862) US American author, poet, historian, philosopher, leading transcendentalist, abolitionist, naturalist, tax resister, development critic, surveyor

Cooperation beats submission. gloriasteinem.com (*1934) leading US American feminist of the new women's movement, visionary and political activist, writer, journalist

You can blow out a candle
but you can't blow out a fire
once the flame begin to catch
the wind will blow it higher.
Peter Gabriel (*1950) British singer, musician, songwriter

It took an incredible decadence for man to accept materialistic theories such as those of Lamarck and Darwin! All traces of confidence in divine harmony and of legitimate pride must have vanished in our lack of reaction against a science that lowers us to the brute state of so-called prehistoric man or anthropoid. Those who steer humanity toward such stultification are madmen or criminals. R. A. Schwaller de Lubicz (1887-1961) born in Alsace-Lorraine, researcher of the art and architecture of the Temple of Luxor in Egypt, Egyptian Miracle

Change is not a constant. Change is actually exponentially. The paradigm shift rate is doubling every decade. Evolution is a spiritual process. Audio interview with Ray Kurzweil (*1948) US American inventor, futurist, author (Transhumanism, Technological singularity), on The Evolution of Science, The Evolutionary Worldview, sponsored by EnlightenNext, 15. May 2010

Nature does not do our human either "this" or "that". [...] Nature is very conservative with things that work well and very radical when things don't work. When there is crisis it's an opportunity for change. Dr. Elisabet Sahtouris, Greek-American post-Darwinian creationist evolutionary biologist, pastist/futurist, business and UN consultant, Creating a Global Family with the Help of Biology, World Wisdom Council, sponsored by Goi Peace Foundation, Theme Creating a New Civilization, Tokyo, November 2005, Google video, minutes 9:43-10:11, 24:48 minutes duration, posted 17. February 2008

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Newton and Descartes offered the first scientific mechanical creation story.

British scholar and chief political economy and demography Thomas Malthus [LoC 204] (1766-1834) coined the idea 'We are doomed to an endless struggle in scarcity', a rationale for the East India Company to steal from the world.
The original theory of evolution goes back to Darwin's grandfather. Darwin who had adopted the Malthusian model of scarcity had observed competition and cooperation in nature. In his evolutionary theory he had to subvert the cooperation part as it didn't fit the scarcity theory.

The universal struggle for life must be thoroughly ingrained in the mind or the whole economy of nature with every fact in it will be dimly seen or misunderstood. It is the doctrine of Malthus applied with manifold force to the whole animal and vegetable kingdom. George Darwin [LoC 460] (1809-1882) English naturalist, author of the biological theory of evolution, The Origin of Species, quoted by Dr. Elisabet Sahtouris, Greek-American post-Darwinian creationist evolutionary biologist, pastist/futurist, former UN consultant, Creating a Global Family with the Help of Biology, World Wisdom Council, sponsored by Goi Peace Foundation, Theme Creating a New Civilization, Tokyo, November 2005, Google video, minute 6:52, beginning minute 5:08, 24:48 minutes duration, posted 17. February 2008

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Paradigm-shifting work:

Microbiologist Carl Woese and physicist Nigel Goldenfeld at the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign suggest that the evolutionary history may owe its development to the more creative dynamics of self-organizing systems.

Just suppose that Darwin's ideas were only a part of the story of evolution. Suppose that a process he never wrote about, and never even imagined, has been controlling the evolution of life throughout most of the Earth's history. It may sound preposterous, but this is exactly what microbiologist Carl Woese and physicist Nigel Goldenfeld, both at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, believe. Darwin's explanation of evolution, they argue, even in its sophisticated modern form, applies only to a recent phase of life on Earth. Horizontal and vertical: The Evolution of evolution, magazine New Scientist, issue 2744, Mark Buchanan, 26. January 2010

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Evolution in the universes

Many different reality frames or dimensions containing sentinent (conscious) entities exist and are interacting according to their own rule sets.
(I know because I have been there (via OBE as taught by Robert Monroe) and seen how it works. It is logical and the results fit the data.)
All entities in our larger reality system have the purpose of lowering their entropy by growing up, by becoming more spiritual, by becoming love – i.e. by eliminating fear and ego.
They still have the same job [growing up] than we do. The system exists. It has to lower its entropy. That's how it evolves. There are only three states you can be in. You can be evolving, you can be static [standing still], or you can be de-evolving [dying]. […] You're either evolving or dying, because being in the middle is unstable. [...] Change happens. Everything changes. You're either evolving or you're dying. Video presentation by Thomas Campbell (*1944) US American physicist, consciousness researcher, sponsored by and at London School of Economics, filmed 22. February 2008, Physics, Metaphysics & the Consciousness Connection, part 9 of 18, YouTube film, minute 1:27, 9:00 minutes duration, posted 13. April 2008

Great leaps forward do not come from the center, they come from the edge. Thomas Campbell (*1944) US American physicist, consciousness and psychic phenomena researcher, starting at the Robert Monroe Institute in the early 1970s, author of the book trilogy My Big TOE. The Complete Trilogy (2007) on Past Lives and Reincarnation Workshop Q&A, part 1 of 11, YouTube film, minute 0:28, 10:00 minutes duration, posted 6. January 2010

Why does a consciousness system evolve? The second choice dying is a bad choice. So it evolves.
How does it evolve? By lowering its entropy. It evolves by creating a lot of smaller units of consciousness that interact with their free will so that they can lower their entropy. Without free will you can't lower your entropy, because you cannot learn anything. It's all just a script you're following. Video presentation by Thomas Campbell (*1944) US American physicist, consciousness researcher, sponsored by and at London School of Economics, filmed 22. February 2008, Physics, Metaphysics & the Consciousness Connection, part 9 of 18, YouTube film, minute 2:23, 9:00 minutes duration, posted 13. April 2008

We did not evolve up from matter; instead we devolved, or came down, from the realm of pure consciousness, spirit. Michael A. Cremo (*1948) US American Hindu creationist, Human Devolution. A Vedic Alternative to Darwin's Theory, Torchlight Pub, 1. January 2003

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Important as the struggle for existence has been and even still is, yet as far as the highest part of our nature is concerned there are other agencies more important. For the moral qualities are advanced either directly or indirectly much more through the efforts of habit, by our reasoning powers, by instruction, by religion, etc., than through natural selection. Charles Darwin [LoC 460] (1809-1882) English naturalist, author of the biological theory of evolution, The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex, next to last page, 1871

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Cooperation superseding competition:

Men are a profoundly social and caring species.

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Altruism research:

This new science of altruism and the physiological underpinnings of compassion is finally catching up with Darwin’s observations nearly 130 years ago, that sympathy is [humanity's] strongest instinct. Dacher Keltner, US American professor of psychology, UC Berkeley, director of the Greater Good Science Center, author; cited in: ‘Survival of the Kindest’ – Sympathy is Strongest Human Instinct, 9. December 2009

For firstly, the social instincts lead an animal to take pleasure in the society of his fellows, to feel a certain amount of sympathy with them, and to perform various services for them. […] Such actions as the above appear to be the simple result of the greater strength of the social or maternal instincts than that of any other instinct or motive; for they are performed too instantaneously for reflection, or for pleasure or even misery might be felt. In a timid man, on the other hand, the instinct of self-preservation might be so strong, that he would be unable to force himself to run any such risk, perhaps not even for his own child. Charles Darwin [LoC 460] (1809-1882) English naturalist, author of the biological theory of evolution, The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex, 1871

Sympathy [compassion] is our strongest [human] instinct. [Paraphrased.] Charles Darwin [LoC 460] (1809-1882) English naturalist, author of the biological theory of evolution

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The Rediscovery of Charles Darwin's distorted Evolutionary Theory

US American social psychologist and evolutionary systems scientist Dr. David Loye authored Darwin’s Lost Theory. Who We Really Are and Where We're Going, Benjamin Franklin Press, 2007.
Loye has researched four major works of Charles Darwin in a scrutinous manner:

Origen of the Species
Descent of Man
The emotional life
Notebooks (unpublished for 136 years)

Via the Word search function he did a simple screening of several terms in the e-version of Descent of Man, 1871 (475 fine print pages). Following highlights were found:

The term Mind / brain was mentioned 200 times.
The term Love was mentioned 95 times (are still in the book today).
Love is only mentioned once in the official book index.
The term Moral sensitivity was mentioned 92 times.
Moral sensitivity is only mentioned 6 times in the official book index.
The term Mutuality or Mutual aid i.e. Cooperation was mentioned 27 times.
The term Competition was mentioned 12 times.
The term Selfishness was mentioned 12 times.
Darwin: Selfishness a is base principle, which accounts for the low morality of savages.
The over exposed and ill applied term Survival of the fittest was only mentioned twice.

Loye concludes:

Darwin's evolutionary postulate:
The prime motivator for human evolution is neither competition, nor natural selection, nor "survival of the fittest," as popularized but the human capacity for moral sense, ethical sensitivity, and education.
Darwin was pre-anticipating Abraham Maslow's humanistic psychology.
Darwin gave scientific grounding for Jesus' teaching and for modern brain research.
Darwin puts the evolutionary emphasis on sex and the flowering of love.
Prior to Sigmund Freud Darwin listed following evolutionary drives (see his Notebooks writings at age 28):
1. Sexual instincts – Myotic sex = Two different sex organs in two beings - 1st billion years ago.
2. Parental instinct – Family unit
3. Social instinct – Group / community unit; development of reason and emotion.

In modern times brain scientists Paul D. MacLean † and Karl Pribram † as well as cell biologist Lynne Margoulis have arrived at the same findings.

Loye commenting the ongoing Darwin wars since the break of the new millenium:

Darwin was in favor of "progressive religion" and hated "regressive religion".
The arrogance of "science" and the stupidity of "regressive religion" are a hindrance to evolution.
Neodarwinists stand both for "wrong" religion and "wrong" science.
Sociobiologists Richard Dawkins, Daniel Bennett and Stephen Jay Gould did not study carefully what Darwin really wrote.

[Richard] Dawkins has totally misled us, apart from being uselessly infuriatingly insulting to those he disagrees with. Paul Ekman, Ph.D. (*1934) US American anthropologist, psychologist, pioneer in the study of emotions / facial expressions, Does Darwin Illuminate Emotion and Spirituality?, sponsored by Wonderfest, filmed by Fora.TV, 16. "Compassionate outliers and evolution", 1:26:05 minutes duration, aired 8. November 2009

In a wide range of studies, social scientists are amassing a growing body of evidence to show we are evolving to become more compassionate and collaborative in our quest to survive and thrive. In contrast with "every man for himself" interpretations of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection, Dacher Keltner US American professor of psychology, UCB, director of the Greater Good Science Center, author of Born to Be Good. The Science of a Meaningful Life, and his fellow social scientists are building the case that humans are successful as a species precisely because of our nurturing, altruistic and compassionate traits. Social scientists build case for 'survival of the kindest', presented by Media Relations UniversityofCalifornia.edu, Yasmin Anwar, 8. December 2009

In the Descent of Man Charles Darwin wrote only twice of "survival of the fittest" — but 95 times about love! 92 times about moral sensitivity. And 200 times about brain and mind. Suppression over 100 years of the real Darwin has led to the social, political, economic, scientific, educational, moral and spiritual mess we are in today. David Loye, Ph.D. (*1925) US American social psychologist, evolutionary systems scientist, partnership researcher, author, The Darwin Project

What’s now at stake in the battle for 21st century mind [...] On one hand are gathered those of us who, out of 100,000 years of yearning, generation after generation have worked to advance evolution – that is, to build the better world through the revolution of higher expectation.
On the other hand are those of us who – blind captives of an antihuman paradigm and a counter-revolution of lower expectation – automatically, and tragically, have worked to check us in place or drive us backward. David Loye, Ph.D. (*1925) US American social psychologist, evolutionary systems scientist, partnership researcher, author of trilogy Darwin and the Battle for 21st Century Mind, Prologue, Revolution and Counter Revolution Book I of the trilogy

Sources:
- David Loye, Ph.D. (*1925) US American social psychologist, evolutionary systems scientist, partnership researcher, author, List of writings and Current books
- Audio interview David Loye, Ph.D. (*1925) US American social psychologist, evolutionary systems scientist, partnership researcher, author, Delving Into Evolution, presented by web radio station Women's Radio,
'Conversations with Riane Eisler' with leading edge thinkers, hosts Dr. Riane Eisler and Pat Lynch, 2008

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Two versions of Darwin's Evolutionary Theory – David Loye

Two interpretations of Darwin's Evolutionary Theory
Reduced Darwinism (1859) ⇔ Rediscovered Darwinism (2007)³
Competitive domination mode ⇔ Cooperative partnership mode
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Darwin's theory of evolution outlined that the driving power of evolution is
NOT competition but moral sense, ethical sensitivity, and education.
This recognition remained hidden for nearly 150 years.

Domain	Low ground	High ground Narrow Gate
Social Theory	Reduced Darwinism (1859) "Survival of the fittest" Selfish genes syndrome	Rediscovered Darwinism (2007) Loving Evolutionary Theory Rising of the wisest Mutual caring
Behavioral mode	Domination system COMPETITION	Partnership model COOPERATION
Drive	Motivation	Inspiration
Age	Puberty Adolescent Self-interest	Maturity Mature Mutuality
Social Life	Subhuman, inhuman, and inhumane evolution	Evolved human evolution
Politics	Adaptation and accommodation	Assertion and aspiration
Economics	Selfishness and greed as the key to wealth for the privileged including a noble trickle down to the many	Caring and sharing to spread the wealth of Earth to the many
Science	Reductionist theory and story oriented to the very deep past	Expansionist theory and story oriented to today and the future
Ethics	Survival of the fittest and Selfishness über alles as the driver for human evolution	Love and moral sensitivity as the driver of human evolution
Spirituality	Ferocious God of my people versus your people a God that must be obeyed	Merciful God of all people or Good Will from on high and below favoring an abundant life for all

Note: Darwinian Paleontologist Stephen J. Gould † repeatedly noted that the mindset of fascism (nazisism) correlates with the survival of the fittest Darwinism.

The most important decision we make is whether we believe we live in a friendly or a hostile universe. Albert Einstein [LoC 499] (1879-1955) German-born US American theoretical physicist, developer of the theory of general relativity

Important as the struggle for existence has been and even still is, yet as far as the highest part of our nature is concerned there are other agencies more important. For the moral qualities are advanced either directly or indirectly much more through the efforts of habit, by our reasoning powers, by instruction, by religion, etc., than through natural selection. Charles Darwin

At present the most usual argument for the existence of an intelligent God is drawn from deep inward conviction and feelings which are experienced by most persons. [...]
Formerly I was led by feelings such as those just referred to, (although I do not think that the religious sentiment was ever strongly developed in me), to the firm conviction of the existence of God, and of the immortality of the soul. [...] This argument would be a valid one, if all men of all races had the same inward conviction of the existence of one God; but we know this is very far from being the case. Therefore I cannot see that such inward convictions and feelings are of any weight as evidence of what really exists. Charles Darwin, Autobiography
- Even though he was an agnostic, Darwin spoke of “an ennobling belief in God” as an important criterion in evolution. Interview with Dr. David Loye, Darwin’s lost theory of love, presented by Hologrambooks.com, 'Stray Thoughts', interviewer Frank DeMarco, 20. April 2009

The ideal of morality has no more dangerous rival than the ideal of supreme strength, of a life of maximum vigor, which has also been called the ideal of aesthetic greatness. That life is in truth the ultimate attainment of the barbarian, and unfortunately in these days of civilization’s withering it has won a great many adherents. In pursuance of this ideal man becomes a hybrid thing, a brute-spirit, whose cruel mentality exerts a horrible spell upon weaklings. Novalis (1772-1801) Georg Philipp Friedrich Freiherr von Hardenberg, German philosopher, author of early German Romanticism, cited in: The legacy of Friedrich Nietzsche, Roger Kimball The New Criterion, Volume 10, pg. 28, September 1991
See Friedrich Nietzsche, German nihilist philosopher's quote: "Reality is that which has the combative vigor to assert itself."

The Darwinian story only goes to the adolescent part.
Self-interest is good as long as it is contained by the self-interest of a community.
Sustainability happens when species learn to feed each other instead of to fight each other.
What we need now is glocalization.
Together we can make it happen.
Video presentation with Dr. Elisabet Sahtouris, post-Darwinian creationist evolutionary biologist, pastist/futurist, former UN consultant, After Darwin, 3 Parts, YouTube film, posted 24. April 2007
- See more

Inspired and deducted by Dr. David Loye, trilogy Darwin and the Battle for 21st Century Mind,
Prologue, Revolution and Counter Revolution, book I of the trilogy

Evolutionary theories: Darwinism – reduced and rediscovered Dr. David Loye, trilogy Darwin and the Battle for 21st Century Mind, Revolution and Counter Revolution (forthcoming), book I of the trilogy, epilogue, last quote
Darwin's Evolutionary Theory reviewed by Dr. David Loye⁴	Reduced Darwinism Domination – Competition (1859) 19-20th century human mindset	Rediscovered Darwinism Partnership – Cooperation (2007) 21st century human mindset
Socially	Subhuman, inhuman, and inhumane evolution	Fully human evolution
Politically	Adaptation and accommodation	Assertion and aspiration
Economically	Selfishness and greed as the key to wealth for the privileged	Caring and sharing to spread the global wealth to the many
Scientifically	Truncated theory and story oriented to the deep past, applied spuriously to the present	Fully human, action-animating theory and story oriented to today and the future
Moral drive of human evolution	Survival of the fittest and selfishness über alles	Love and moral sensitivity
Spiritually	Original sin, a ferocious God of my people versus your people who has to be obeyed	No God at all or original blessing, merciful God of all people, good will from on high and below, favoring an abundant life for all

- Video interview with Frans de Waal, Ph.D. (*1948) Dutch US American Candler professor of of psychology and primate behavior, director of the Living Links Center, Yerkes National Primate Research Center, Emory University, Atlanta, GA, biologist, ethologist, author, speaker, Social Darwinism and the lessons of evolution, clip 8, presented by Templeton Foundation, Templeton Book Forum, sponsored by Discover magazine, host Carl Zimmer, YouTube film, 5:16 minutes duration, posted 25. January 2010
Minute 0:38: Europeans are appalled by the extent of Social Darwinism [LoC 210] in USA (as promoted by philosopher, sociologist Herbert Spencer (1820-1903))
Minute 4:19: Competition and self-interest, fear and greed, implemented into societal structures; failed example: convicted CEO of the Enron Corporation Jeffrey Keith Skilling (*1953), who was a fan of R. Dawkins' "The Selfish Gene"

See also:
- Women's leadership superseding men's leadership
- Kosmologie

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Leadership ⇔ Management – High ground ⇔ Low ground

Dichotomy: The high ground ⇔ low ground
The narrow gate ⇔ the broad gate
. . .

Domain	Leadership	Management
Basics	Fundamental – High Ground	Secondary – Low Ground
Basics	Feminine Energy – right brained	Masculine Energy – left brained
Focus on	Ethical longterm solutions Integrity	Practical shortterm problem solving Quick & dirty
Outlook on	Joint ventures	Competition (based on enemy image)
Characteristics	Fulfillment, team spirit, big picture, creativity, connectivity, support	High achievements, discipline, performances, order, competition, aggressiveness
Behavior	Raising essential questions	Knowing all the answers already
Behavior	Understanding change as a constant emerging phenomenon	Trying to control and orchestrating changes
Guidance	Vision: 'How can I support you?'	Order: 'This is what we will do!'
Style	Acknowledging the efforts made	Insisting on company rules and regulations
Language	Jackal⁵ – Head	Giraffe – Heart
Cooperation	Brainstorming within a team setting	Blaming and/or punishing a scapegoat

* * *

Domain	A leader is visionary.	A manager is a boss.
Attitude	A leader does the things right.	A manager does the right things.
Beingness	Inspired, authentic, original, holistic	Driven image oriented copy interested in balance sheets the classical good soldier
Context	Challenging the status quo – Longterm	Accepting the status quo – Shortterm
Questions	"What?" and "Who?", scrutinizing with ''How come that?"	"How?" and "When?", possibly "Why?"
Focus on	Human beings – inspiring confidence	Systems and structures – relying on control
Activity	Renewal and developments	Administration and sustenance

Source: Partially inspired by Peter Drucker (1909-2005) US American writer, management consultant, self-described "social ecologist" and Warren Bennis (*1925) US American scholar, professor of business administration, organizational consultant, pioneer of contemporary leadership studies, author

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Basic timeline of evolution on Earth

The basic timeline of evolution on Earth spans a period of 4.6 billion years.
See the (very approximate) dates:

4 billion years of simple cells asexually selfprocreating (prokaryotes),
3 billion years of photosynthesis,
2 billion years of complex cells (eukaryotes) reproducing by nuclear division (mitosis),
1 billion years of multicellular life, sexually procreating,
600 million years of simple animals,
570 million years of arthropods (ancestors of insects, arachnids and crustaceans)
550 million years of complex animals,
500 million years of fish and proto-amphibians,
475 million years of land plants,
400 million years of insects and seeds,
360 million years of amphibians,
300 million years of reptiles,
200 million years of mammals,
150 million years of birds,
130 million years of flowers,
65 million years since the non-avian dinosaurs died out,
2.5 million years since the appearance of the genus Homo,
200,000 years since humans started looking like they do today,
25,000 years since Neanderthals died out.

en.Wikipedia Timeline of evolution

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Analogous animal and human evolution – Bruce H. Lipton

Spiking the evolutionary lineage
Evolution repeats itself in self-similar fractal patterns. Humanity is analogous to an animal or an organism. Each human acts like a cell within this organism.
Stage	Animal evolution	Legend	Human evolution	Age
1.	Fish	Vertebrate level	Fishing Living near, on and off the water	Maricultural age
2.	Amphibians	Gilled stadium	Farming Irrigation, watering the land	Agricultural age
3.	Reptiles	Big body mass, small brain mechanical "killing machines" in an extremely stable environment	Mechanization Huge mechanized corporations	Industrial age
4.	Birds	Wilbur and Orville Wright; Landing on the moon (1969) Earth overview; change of perspective	Aviation Instant communication Internet	Communication age
5.	Mammals	The meek shall inherit the earth. Greens, environmentalists, cultural creatives	Nurturing and appreciation of life	Community age Caring economics

Source: Bruce H. Lipton Ph.D., Steve Bhaerman, Spontaneous Evolution. Our Positive Future (and a Way to Get There from Here),
Bruce Lipton: Audio Promotion, Hay House, 15. September 2009
See also: Information Age ⇒ Conceptual Age ⇒ Changing expressions of creativity – Daniel H. Pink

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Ten turning points in cosmic evolution made human life possible

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

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Changeover

Big scary fish – Emergent-culture.com

The old
adolescent
self-serving
profit maximizing
exclusive
dominating
corrupted system
is declining.

Big self-organizing fish – Emergent-culture.com

The new
holistic, regenerative
mature interlinked
caring, social
communitarian/dignitarian
inclusive system
is rising.

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Bewusstseinswerte Evolution nach David Hawkins

Übersicht⁶

BW Unendlich – Gott Schöpfer allen Lebens und des Universums
BW 600 – Genesis 1. Buch Mose (AT, Bibel) Schöpfungsbericht über die Erschaffung der Welt
BW 480 – Intelligent Design
BW 450 – Darwinsche Evolutionstheorie
BW 245 – Kreationismus buchstäbliche Auslegung der biblischen Schöpfungslehre

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Links zum Thema Wachstum und Evolution / Growth and evolution

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Literatur

Prof. Hans Jörg Fahr, deutscher Astrophysiker, Bundesverdienstkreuzträger für wissenschaftliche Verdienste, Kritiker der Urknall-Theorie, Universum ohne Urknall. Kosmologie in der Kontroverse, Spektrum Akademischer Verlag, Oktober 1995
Jared Diamond, Professor der Geographie und Physiologie, UCLA, Kollaps. Warum Gesellschaften überleben oder untergehen, Fischer TB, Frankfurt; 3. Auflage, 14. September 2006

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Literatur (engl.)

Sri Aurobindo [LoC 605] (1872-1950) Indian Hindu mystic, The Human Cycle, Ideal of Human Unity, War and Self Determination, Lotus Press, 2nd edition, 1. January 1970
Robert E. Ornstein and Paul Ehrlich, New World New Mind. Moving Toward Conscious Evolution, Malor Books, September 2000
James E. Strick, Sparks of Life, The Harvard University Press, 2002
Content: Between 1860 and 1880 scientists debated whether ‘spontaneous generation’ was possible or not. Louis Pasteur, the father of microbiology, had repeatable results of spontaneous generation appearing under sterile laboratory conditions. However, he suppressed his own research in favor of the current Darwinian evolutionary model. On his death bed he confirmed: "Claude Bernard was right... The terrain is everything. The microbe is nothing."
Michael A. Cremo (*1948) US American Hindu creationist, archeologist, Human Devolution. A Vedic Alternative to Darwin's Theory, Torchlight Pub, 1. January 2003
Leonard Shlain, Sex, Time, and Power. How Women's Sexuality Shaped Human Evolution, Penguin, Juli 2004
Lee A. Kirkpatrick, US American associate professor of psychology, Attachment, Evolution, and the Psychology of Religion, The Guilford Press, 1st edition, 18. October 2004
Jared Diamond, professor of geography and physiology, UCLA, Collapse. How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed, Viking, New York, 29. December 2004
David Stove and Roger Kimball, Darwinian Fairytales. Selfish Genes, Errors of Heredity and Other Fables of Evolution, Encounter Books, 1. February 2006
Kenneth R. Miller, Finding Darwin's God. A Scientist's Search for Common Ground Between God and Evolution, Reviewed by Wikipedia, Harper Perennial, 3. April 2007
Carl Johan Calleman Ph.D., The Purposeful Universe. How Quantum Theory and Mayan Cosmology Explain the Origin and Evolution of Life, Bear & Company, 13. October 2009
Adam Frank, The Constant Fire: Beyond the Science vs. Religion Debate, University of California Press, 1st edition, 6. January 2009
Barbara Herrnstein Smith, Natural Reflections. Human Cognition at the Nexus of Science and Religion (The Terry Lectures Series), Yale University Press, 19. January 2010

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Externe Weblinks

Wikipedia-Einträge Survival of the Fittest (Überleben der bestangepassten Individuen), Alfred Russel Wallace (1823-1913) britischer Naturalist, Forscher, Geograph, Anthropologe, Biologe (Unabhängig von Charles Darwin entwickelte Wallace Ideen zur Evolutionstheorie.)

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Externe Weblinks (engl.)

Wikipedia entries Survival of the Fittest, Alfred Russel Wallace (1823-1913) British naturalist, explorer, geographer, anthropologist, biologist (Wallace independently proposed a theory of evolution due to natural selection that prompted Charles Darwin to publish his own theory.)

Prof. Dr. Ignacio Ochoa Pacheco, neurobiologist, prooving "Spontaneous generation", scientific paper Ultrastructural and light microscopy analysis of SAPA bions formation and growth in vitro, presented by Orgone.org, 2000-2001
Robert Booth, Dust ‘comes alive’ in space'', UK Times Online, 12. August 2007
David Wilcock, US American consciousness researcher, author, lecturer, filmmaker, Fantastic Proof of Spontaneous DNA Manifestation!, 12. August 2007
Sol Luckman, 2012. Exopolitics, Global Transformation & Personal Empowerment, Regenetics.gaia.com, 8. July 2008
Included is Timetable of Evolution of Consciousness according to the Mayan Calendar.
Article by Dr. David Loye, Darwin and Wilber Integral World, 2008
Interview with Dr. David Loye, Darwin’s lost theory of love, presented by Hologrambooks.com, 'Stray Thoughts', interviewer Frank DeMarco, 20. April 2009

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Audio- und Videolinks

TV Dokumentation Die Wahrheit über die Evolutionstheorie – Zusammenbruch der Evolutionstheorie im Licht der modernen Wissenschaft, Teil 1/3, YouTube Film, 9:33 Minuten Dauer, eingestellt 28. November 2007
- Die Wahrheit über die Evolutionstheorie, Teil 2/3, 9:26 Minuten Dauer
- Die Wahrheit über die Evolutionstheorie, Teil 3/3, 8:16 Minuten Dauer
Video TV-Interview mit Hans-Joachim Zillmer (*1950) deutscher Unternehmer, querdenkender Autor, zum Thema Die Evolutionslüge, präsentiert von Schweizer Web-TV-Sender Alpenparlament.TV, Gastgeber Dr. Michael Vogt, Medien- und Kommunikationswissenschaftler, 59:19 Minuten Dauer, Sendetermin 15. April 2010

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Videos by Blogspots.com Evolution Facts

Elliot Benjamin, Ph.D., US American philosopher, mathematician, musician, counselor, writer, doctoral candidate in psychology, author, Love, Evolution and Higher Values in Darwin, undated
Video presentation on The Mysterious Origins of Man, referring to Michael Cremo (*1948) US American Hindu creationist, archeologist, Forbidden Archeology, orator Charlton Heston, 47:09 minutes duration, Google video, NBC broadcast, 1996, posted 1. December 2007
Video presentation by Jared Diamond, US American professor of geography and physiology, UCLA, New York Times' best selling author of Collapse. How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed on Collapse. How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed, presented by UCtelevision, Campbell Hall, UC Santa Barbara, 17. Feb 2005, 59:11 minutes duration, posted 7. February 2008
Video presentation by Spencer Wells, US American genetecist, author of book and film The Journey of Man, Building a family tree for all humanity, presented by TED Talks, 20:53 minutes duration, filmed June 2007, posted August 2008
DNA ties us all together.
Video presentation by Jane Goodall, primatologist, environmentalist, Helping humans and animals live together in Africa, presented by TED Talks, 23:46 minutes duration, filmed June 2007, posted September 2008
Audio interview with Bill Plotkin, PhD, US American depth psychologist, wilderness rites guide, and ecotherapist, author of Nature and the Human Soul, on From Ego to Eco: Addressing Our Longing for Meaning, MP3, presented by web radio station Beyond Reason, hosts Teddy Bart and Karlen Evins, 30 minutes duration, 15. January 2009
Videotaped Conference presentation by David Wilcock, Outtake 2 of conference lecture, sponsored by the A New World, Conference, Zurich, 11. Juli 2009, YouTube film, 3:45 minutes duration, posted 19. Juli 2009
Social Darwinian Evolution, the roles of genes and DNA, are questioned in light of recent observations of how living creatures adapt to their immediate environment.
Video interview with Frans de Waal (*1948) Dutch Candler professor of of psychology and primate behavior, Emory University, Atlanta, GA, ethologist, director of the Living Links Center, Yerkes National Primate Research Center, author, speaker, The Age of Empathy, YouTube film, 5:15 minutes duration, posted 14. October 2009
Video interview with Frans de Waal, Ph.D. (*1948) Dutch US American Candler professor of of psychology and primate behavior, director of the Living Links Center, Yerkes National Primate Research Center, Emory University, Atlanta, GA, biologist, ethologist, author, speaker, Social Darwinism and the lessons of evolution, clip 8, presented by Templeton Foundation, Templeton Book Forum, sponsored by Discover magazine, host Carl Zimmer, YouTube film, 5:16 minutes duration, posted 25. January 2010
Minute 0:38: Europeans are appalled by the extent of Social Darwinism [LoC 210] in USA (as promoted by philosopher, sociologist Herbert Spencer (1820-1903))
Minute 4:19: Competition and self-interest, fear and greed, implemented into societal structures; failed example: convicted CEO of the Enron Corporation Jeffrey Keith Skilling (*1953), who was a fan of R. Dawkins' "The Selfish Gene"
Audio interview with with Dr. Brian Swimme, US American mathematician, cosmologist, Evolutionary Cosmology, The Evolutionary Worldview, sponsored by EnlightenNext, aired 15. May 2010
Seven essential scientific discoveries
Video presentation by Paul Ekman, Ph.D., US American anthropologist, psychologist on The Dalai Lama is a Darwinian, presented by Greater Good Science Center, UC Berkeley, YouTube film, 3:32 minutes duration, posted 17. June 2010
Video interview with Gary Zukav, US American spiritual teacher, presented by host Jeffrey Mishlove, The Seat of the Soul excerpted from A Thinking Allowed TV, DVD, YouTube film, 10:43 minutes duration, posted 24. August 2010
On the transition from five sensory outward bound people to multi-sensory inward bound people; the journey from victim to creator
Video presentation by David Christian, US American historian of Russia and the Soviet Union, Big history, presented by TED Talks, filmed March 2011, YouTube film, 17:41 minutes duration, posted 11. April 2011
Illustrated wide-angle look at complexity, complete history of the universe, from the Big Bang to the Internet
Video presentation (keynote address) by Riane Eisler, Ph.D., J.D. (*ca. 1937) Austrian-born US American scholar, macrohistorian, social scientist and activist, attorney, partnership researcher, writer, From Domination to Partnership. Transforming Education and Society, presented at 8th annual AERO conference Transforming Education & Our World, Portland, Oregon, 4-7 August 2011, Vimeo video, 62:37 minutes duration, posted 21. August 2011
Video presentation by Frans de Waal (*1948) Dutch Candler professor of of psychology and primate behavior, Emory University, Atlanta, GA, ethologist, director of the Living Links Center, Yerkes National Primate Research Center, author, speaker, Morality without Religion, presented by TEDxPeachtree 2011, YouTube film, 18:15 minutes duration, posted 21. November 2011
Issues of cooperation, reconciliation, sense of fairness, rudiments of morality, civility to heart