Questions and Comments For Tom Campbell (twcjr)

[twcjr]

Hello all,

So far, as a member of the "cast and crew" it has be fun traveling The Path with April and Michael -- I look forward to seeing where it goes from here. We are all on this journey together, so if I can be of assistance to anyone by answering a question, I would be delighted to do so.

Tom C

[Jsun9]

Hi Mr Campbell,

I have three questions for you if that's ok.

First, which would you say is more important - to train so as to see something personally, or to have prior understanding of what one might experience? That is, does having expectation of a certain kind help or is it better to have fewer prior expectations?

Second, clearly to be trained to know where one is going to go after death expands one's options considerably. Do you have a destination in mind yourself?

And thirdly, it seems to me that our current culture is not that dissimilar from (say) the late Roman Empire, when so many unusual spiritual philosophies flourished, but that the big difference is the scientific method and the amount of faith everyone has in science - even those who don't understand it.

Do you think widespread acceptance of a 'spiritual' universe model can actually be expected in science, a couple of hundred years down the road? We've seen a great deal of evidence to the effect that such a model doesn't contradict science - but cast-iron proof of many things seems to be very difficult. Will we get it do you think, and why is it hard for us to get it - or perhaps I mean, do you think it's "meant" to be hard for us to get it?

Thanks very much for reading.

Best wishes,

Jason

[twcjr]

Jason,

1) Having expectations (a form of belief) creates limitations that make your success and progress less likely.

2) PMR (physical mater reality) habits of thinking make us think in terms of places. One doesn't go to a "place", though one may interpret "place" out of habit, one goes on to yet another set of growth challenges and learning opportunities. More PMR habits of thinking --you do not make a choice like whether or not to visit your uncle in Paris -- there is more involved than just your preferences -- more like "choosing" a job or a spouse.

3) My books integrate both -- spirituality as physics. However, the proof you are talking about is not going to happen. We are meant to "get it" but only as we earn it (grow up). It is about self development -- which is not primarily an intellectual exercise. In My Big TOE (MBT) I discuss the Psi uncertainty principle.

All your questions are answered in great detail in MBT -- I hope these short answers contain some value for you


Tom

[James UK]

Hello all,

So far, as a member of the "cast and crew" it has be fun traveling The Path with April and Michael -- I look forward to seeing where it goes from here. We are all on this journey together, so if I can be of assistance to anyone by answering a question, I would be delighted to do so.

Tom C

Hi Tom
I had the recent experience of going through some gateless gatreway following beginning to use hemisynch.
Suddenly all my experiences connected and made sense to me.
Does this experience stay this intense and if so how does one continue with the day job?

[twcjr]

James,

The intensity will come and go as required to support balanced growth, but progress should remain more or less steady when seen from the perspective of the big picture.

It is important to balance the physical reality frame where your body lives, with the nonphysical reality frame where your consciousness lives. Let either dominate the other, your progress will be sub-optimal. What is important about the day job (physical reality) is the interactions you have with others -- your interactions are an expression of the real you -- a great mirror in which to view the ugliness of your ego -- and a great learning tool for the evolution of your consciousness.

Tom