Tag: human evolution
I was recently asked what people can do to survive the current weird environment. This query continued: “We really need to shift our reality away from negativity and fear. It’s funny because as I type this you are saying in the background on YouTube, ask the good questions.” When we feel we’re in a weird […]
In this incredibly positive and hopeful video about our collective future, Andrew Harvey offers the vision at the heart of his new book with Carolyn Baker, “Radical Regeneration: Birthing the New Human in the Age of Extinction.” Here are just a couple of key snippets from his talk: We are in the birth canal of a new species… The Great Secret has been kept secret for thousands of years because of its explosive nature. And it is fundamentally this: Humanity is destined evolutionary to be divinized – to come into a wholly new level of divine empowerment, beauty, creativity, passion, naked intensity of being… #spirituality #spiritualawakening
Gregg Braden explores the DNA evidence that reveals a new story for human evolution (which differs drastically from Darwin). #humanorigins
The study by The Australian National University (ANU) found Homo floresiensis, dubbed “the hobbits” due to their small stature, were most likely a sister species of Homo habilis — one of the earliest known species of human found in Africa 1.75 million years ago. #hobbit #homofloresiensis
Rudolph Steiner predicted that, “Christ’s life will be felt in the souls of men more and more as a direct personal experience from the twentieth century onwards.” A spiritual event of the highest order, Steiner felt that the incarnation of the etheric Christ is “the most sublime human experience possible” and “the greatest turning point in human evolution.” The etheric Christ is a nonlocal, atemporal spirit, existing outside of space and time, that is simultaneously immersed in, infused with—and expressing itself through—events in our world.
People are actually beginning to fear science itself, if a recent poll by Pew Research is any indication.
Humans are evolving more rapidly than previously thought, according to the largest ever genetics study of a single population. Scientists reached the conclusion after showing that almost every man alive can trace his origins to one common male ancestor who lived about 250,000 years ago. The discovery that so-called “genetic Adam”, lived about 100,000 years more recently than previously understood suggests that humans must have been genetically diverging at a more rapid rate than thought.
The “out of Africa at 60,000 years ago” scenario remains the majority view. But the orthodoxy is slowly being challenged as ancient bones are uncovered in the east.
Humans are evolving at an increasing rate, thanks to medical advances and a larger population, Briana Pobiner said at the “Future Is Here,” a two-day conference celebrating the future of humans, the planet, life beyond Earth and deep space, hosted by Smithsonian Magazine. But just as humans are continuing to evolve, human parasites are evolving, too.
