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“My research forced me to rethink many principles of the so-called scientific method and suggested that humanity needs to consider creating communities of research and spiritual practice that will help clarify the transformative power of meditation in all the great traditions. I am convinced that humanity is at risk because of our almost global enthrallment to entertainment, money, technology, and self-centeredness. We see young people who literally pretend that there are no other persons around them as they go through the day! They are hypnotized by the virtual world of pseudo-communication which they seek to construct in a form that they can “handle” but which is really “handling” them, limiting their horizons and truncating their skills. In order to stave off the emergence of a new “dark age”, people need to rediscover the intense relationships that arise in communities dedicated to what was once called “the philosophical way of life”, where imagination, ideas and spiritual disciplines are the primary tools of discovery. In such communities, it would be considered quite alien to be obsessed with money or power or self-aggrandizement. In such environments, however small, isolated or humble, the rainbow body and the resurrection can be attained.”

— Rev. Francis V. Tiso

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