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    Your Universe and You: Paradigm Shift 101
    Your Universe and You: Paradigm Shift 101
    Your Universe and You: Paradigm Shift 101
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    Your Universe and You: Paradigm Shift 101

    Written by Dr. Edgar Mitchell

    Narrated by Dr. Edgar Mitchell

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    In this profound recording, Dr. Edgar Mitchell, the sixth person to walk on the moon and the founder of The Institute of Noetic Sciences, challenges us to re-think our place in the universe and our role in its unfolding. Excerpt from recording: "The evidence is clear that we are an evolving, creating, self organizing, learning universe and…that instead of being passive participants in this play we are the major actors and have been all along. We just forgot who and what we are.”
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBetter Listen
    Release dateJan 3, 2015
    ISBN9781615440269
    Your Universe and You: Paradigm Shift 101

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