Joseph Chilton Pearce

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In the spring of 2010 a small group, including the editor of Joe’s latest book and David B. Chamberlain, PhD, a leader in the field of prenatal intelligence and memory, gathered in Ojai California to explore with Joseph Chilton Pearce his Collected Works.

Throughout his life Joe shunned speaking about himself. For the first time, with this close group, Joe explored what was happening in his life and life around him as he wrote each of his major publications beginning with Crack in the Cosmic Egg.

Joe Pearce and Bruce Lipton Evolution Conference

Author, visionary, Joseph Chilton Pearce and
Bruce Lipton, Cellular Biologist, Speaker and Author
Gathered with a small international group to explore a
Post Modern, Post Darwinian Vision of Evolution.

The first chapter of Pearce's soon to be published tenth book, Strange Loops, inspired by the observation that man's brain and the universe mirror each other outlines a radical new vision of evolution where consciousness plays an active role. Bruce Lipton's latest work, Spontaneous Evolution, outlines a similar vision.

Bruce shared during the opening session how he, coming from a reductionist scientific background, came to this vision from the bottom up. He observed that Joe came to the same perceptions from the top down. They met in the middle and explored this life altering paradigm for nine hours over three days.

Fifty participants traveled from Japan, from Bali, Canada, Europe and across the United States to witness and add to this rare and remarkable exchange. They along with Joe and Bruce were electric, passionate, contributing their insights as the dialogue deepened.

The entire event, nine hours, seven sessions, are now available.

Click to preview highlights of the opening session.

Thank you Joe, Bruce and everyone who made this possible.

Michael Mendizza

  $48.00 - Instant download, seven Mp3 audio recordings
  $65.00 - Seven audio CDs

Pleasure and happiness provide the “glue” that attach and bond human relationships.

MM: Joe, I have been using the phrase "the intelligence of play for many years. What is the relationship between play and learning?

Through studying child-development, I saw how our cultural world view was formed by our social models; and how this view is locked into the very neural structures of our brains, not as opinion but as our world-forming, perceptual-conceptual process.

No knowledge will spontaneously self-actualize in a child, not even basic survival-maintenance instincts. Regardless of the nature of the knowledge in question, appropriate environmental stimuli must be provided, and, for optimum results, at the appropriate developmental stage. This is nature’s Model Imperative.

Joe explores how shame is dominate tool used by culture (parents, teaches, coaches, church and other institutions) to insure conformity – at the expense of true development.

Joe explores the difference between learning and conditioning. One flows from the natural intelligence of play. The other is imposed by culture.

Insight is a unique and natural state in which intelligence, unmediated by thought and conditioning, bursts into consciousness. 

A breathtaking survey of bonding, its critical importance and how culture blocks, prevents and interferes.
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