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My heartfelt gratitude goes to the Nashville IONS Community and the wonderful folks who attended the lecture in Franklin at First Church Unity this evening. It was an absolute delight to speak to a room full of advanced intuitives. Special thanks to my sister shamanka, Janice Mickle, for leading the guided meditation afterward.

The next lecture will be held at Unity Church for Positive Living in Old Hickory on Jan. 17th. You can find all the information on the Nashville IONS Community website.

The last time this lecture will be given live is in March in Bowling Green. It will then be offered on video before summer, I hope.

If you attended the Franklin lecture and have questions or comments, you’re more than welcome to post them on the blog.

During this time of festivity and year-end reflection, we all seem to be consumed with picking the perfect gifts and creating a memorable holiday. Due to financial hardship, this holiday many folks have found comfort in focusing more on what is truly meaningful to them instead of buying one more gizmo.

The best gifts rarely come in a box. Several years ago I started a new tradition I call Self-Santa. It began as a post-holiday shopping day with my mom because having a girls-day-out with her was the real gift. Of course, I always found a little something for me on those sprees too.

Lately I’ve come to realize that the four years I invested in researching what became The Sage Age has been the best Self-Santa gift I’ve ever received. While studying at a pace that any graduate student would envy, ultimately I gave myself the gift of knowledge that came from a real desire to know and understand.

And it has been a gift that keeps giving. From that research into so many diverse fields including science, philosophy, intuitive practice, and ancient wisdom, I was able to see the evolution of human thought in a way that brings clarity to the present and future course of our collective changes. More importantly, it showed me ways in which we have not changed at all since antiquity and why we must make different choices now.

Doing this research was like climbing a mountain. From the top I was afforded a unique perspective to see that what, on the surface, seem to be disconnected fields of endeavor were really the flipside of the same coin.

That’s when my life changed.

I began living connected in new ways. I daily chat with hundreds of like-minded folks from all over the globe. I’ve had the pleasure of talking to physicists and gurus that may not have said boo to me before. I’ve gained wisdom through the experience of living with a wholistic view and acting in accordance with it.

At this point I can’t get through the day without hearing a conversation, radio or TV show, or reading an article that does not include topics covered in The Sage Age. And it’s almost painful to know all of the relevant information they are leaving out that would make all the difference to the story, not to mention the fear due to ignorance that is being propagated.

We are at such a critical time in our evolution. We are moving from individual growth to developing new ways to live communally. I am so thankful that I set aside the time to give myself the gift of knowledge that will make a real difference in how I contribute to this journey we are all taking together.

I invite you to begin a Self-Santa tradition by renewing your mind and perspective into a wholistic understanding that reaches across the bridge, makes real connections among diverse fields and beliefs, and moves us forward in a new direction. The Sage Age is a four-year education condensed into one inch of paper that you can read in just a little while. But the effects of doing so will last a lifetime.

In the first and second installments of this series, I mentioned the premise of The Lost Symbol and how Dan Brown built a bridge between science and ancient wisdom in just six pages. He also brought to bear the fact that there are multiple ways of knowing that are valid and promote the evolution of human thought.

Brown is known for his research. It gives him the ability to create credibility for his story. It’s exciting for readers because Brown issues an invitation for readers to do their own research and discover what’s fact and what’s fiction.

Research takes time and tenacity. Some folks have lamented that The Sage Age is too deep a read. I make no apologies for that. Education on deep topics does require some effort on the part of the student. It contains the same type of information that Dan Brown had to study in order to write The Lost Symbol.

The Sage Age is a four year education condensed into one inch of paper. Many folks think it’s over their heads until they read it. The book doesn’t assume you know anything about these topics and clearly elucidates them for you.

Following are some of the names of people, books, philosophies, and devices that Brown calls out in Chapter 15 and where they are located in The Sage Age. As you will see, the elements constantly cross over the bridge between physics and intuitive wisdom. Dan Brown used this same knowledge to create The Lost Symbol.

PEAR –
Chapter 4 The Mind Body Antenna, Chapter 11 Quantum Physics
REG –
Chapter 4 The Mind Body Antenna, Chapter 11 Quantum Physics
Lynne McTaggart –
Chapter 3 The Energy Bodies, Chapter 4 The Mind Body Antenna, Chapter 5 Metaphysics,
Chapter 11 Quantum Physics
Frozen water crystals –
Chapter 4 The Mind-Body Antenna, Chapter 12 Medicine
Heisenberg –
Chapter 6 Common Roots of Eastern and Western Thought, Chapter 7 Sound, Light, and Time,
Chapter 8 Physics, Chapter 11 Quantum Physics
Newton –
Chapter 5 Metaphysics, Chapter 6 Common Roots of Eastern and Western Thought,
Chapter 7 Sound, Light, and Time, Chapter 8 Physics, Chapter 9 The Nature of Waves,
Chapter 10 Cosmology, Chapter 11 Quantum Physics, Chapter 12 Medicine
Einstein –
Every chapter of the book
Bohr –
Chapter 3 The Energy Bodies, Chapter 6 Common Roots of Eastern and Western Thought,
Chapter 7 Sound Light, and Time, Chapter 11 Quantum Physics
Hawking –
Chapter 6 Sound, Light, and Time, Chapter 10 Cosmology, Chapter 11 Quantum Physics
Entanglement –
Chapter 11 Quantum Physics
Upanishads –
Chapter 3 The Energy Bodies
Schrodinger –
Chapter 4 The Mind-Body Antenna, Chapter 11 Quantum Physics
Superstring Theory –
Chapter 11 Quantum Physics

By reading The Sage Age, you will be able to sort fact from fiction in The Lost Symbol. And, it has a long list of cited references on each of these topics so you can go straight to the source for more reading.

The Sage Age – Blending Science with Intuitive Wisdom, was featured in Publishers Weekly shortly after its debut. Visit www.SageAge.net for more information and to read articles on many of the topics covered in the book.