HEALTH & HEALIN G
A new look at evolution
The ‘new biology’ reveals that we are not an accident; we are an integral part of the environment and a vital interdependent element in the web of life.
by Bruce H. Lipton, Ph.D.
Hold on to your hats— we are in for a truly amazing ride! Many scientists are warning that humanity is at a critical crossroad in its evolution, citing that our technology and our ignorance in destroying the environment have contributed to global warming and the precipitation of the world’s sixth mass extinction. For these scientists, it is no longer a question of whether we are in crisis; it is now a question of whether we will survive. Current global crises are actually portents of an imminent upheaval that will shake the foundation of civilisation.
36 APRIL 2015
While the world’s attention is focused upon fears of extinction, insights from new- edge science are offering a different scenario, suggesting we are on the cusp of an emergent evolutionary leap.
The human community is facing a
situation similar to that of the cellular community comprising a butterfly’s larva. Billions of cells are fully engaged in the maturation of the larva as it continuously feeds and grows. At a certain stage of development, metabolic processes begin to shut down and life in the larva’s former
bustling cellular community starts to fade away. From among the larva’s dying cells, an emerging population of progressive ‘thinking’ imaginal cells responds to a new awareness. These cells collaborate in restructuring their society to create a butterfly, a new organisation that allows them to experience the next higher level of their evolution. As the light of our own civilisation
begins to dim, creative minorities, the equivalent of human imaginal cells, are responding to new life-sustaining choices. Survival depends upon the choices we make, which in turn, are totally dependent on our collective awareness, the beliefs
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