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The ReEnchantment

And it's up to us

To re-enchant this planet Earth 

 

We are the elves and the giants

We are the shining ones

Daughters of the Moon

And Sons of the Sun 

We are the shapeshifters

 

We are the mysterious light

Shrouded in mists

At the dawn of our time

And it's up to us to re-enchant

This living planet 

 

Up to us to midwife

At our own rebirth

Up to us to send our dead

Along their ancient pathways

To the future

Up to us to re-enchant this

Living planet Earth 

 

It's up to us to break the spell

That steals the colors

From the world

And leaves it lifeless

It was our spell - we can break it 

 

It's up to us to break the spell

That steals the magic

From the wind and rain

It is our spell - we can break it 

 

We will dance the magic dance

And our bodies will remember

We will sing the magic songs

And together we'll remember

How to live together

How to love each other

How to ride the eagle

How to call the deer

Home

 

—Will Ashe Bason

Empower

 

The Breaking Free Show TM:

 

September 2nd Guest -  John Searle

 

John Searle is Mills Professor of Philosophy at the University of California, Berkeley, and is noted for contributions to the philosophy of language, philosophy of mind and consciousness, on the characteristics of socially constructed versus physical realities, and on practical reason.   Searle is known for his development of a thought experiment, called the "Chinese room" argument, in which he set out to prove that human thought was not simply computation; that a computational process in itself cannot have an "understanding" of events and processes.*

 

According to Searle, “We've inherited this vocabulary that makes it look as if mental and physical name different realms. And it's part of our popular culture, so we sing songs about your body and your soul or we have sayings about how your mind is willing but your flesh is weak, and sometimes the other way around, the flesh is willing but the mind is weak. And we have inherited, not only philosophically but in our religious tradition, we've inherited the idea that there are two quite distinct realms, a realm of the spiritual and a realm of the physical. And I'm fighting against that. I want to say we live in one realm, it's got all of these features, and once you see that then the philosophical mind-body problem dissolves. You're still left with a terrible problem in neurobiology, namely, how does the brain do it, in detail? What are the specific neurotransmitters? What's the neuronal architecture? But I think the philosophical problem, how is it possible that the mental can be a real part of a world that's entirely physical, I think that problem I can solve.”

 

*Source:  https://machineslikeus.com/biographies/john-searle

 

 

 

 

 

 

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