Our Evolving Brain and Expanding Consciousness

Our Evolving
Brain and
Expanding
Consciousness

Human evolution has been marked by the ability to stand upright followed by the expansion of our brain. The significant physical difference between you, me, and the Neanderthals is that the shape of our scull accommodates more gray matter.

The additional capacity for thinking, remembering, imagining and intuiting has allowed the advancement of civilization from hunting and gathering to E-Bay and instant access to the world of common and uncommon ideas and stuff.

Even before the dawn of the written word, humans have wanted to understand the universe that they lived in and how it impacted their lives.

Pre-historic societies around the world observed the quantum field and made use of the observed quantum and newtonian phenomena to predict and enhance their lives.

The Northern European Runic teachings break down the Universal Laws into precise and applicable energies parallel to the most accomplished of modern manifestors. Learn more about quantum power runes at http://www.nudgez.com/runes.html

In modern civilization, the idea that "we create our experience" was not widely accepted before the 1960's. Now patients with chronic pain are trained to "put out the fire" with a little mind/body awareness training. Exceptional athletes train their minds and spirit to win in addition to training their bodies to play.

There are many who believe that we are on the edge of another momentous shift in the evolution of Homo Sapiens, expanding our cosmic consciousness and increasing our quantum mind power yet again.

You and I are given the opportunity to expand the power of our consciousness and awareness so we can lead extraordinary lives of our choosing.

Now is the time.
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