Last week Dr. Carmen Boulter’s work was mentioned in the context of following the thread in past shows that discussed telluric energy, leylines and megalith builders. Dr. Boulter as many may know is the director, producer and writer of the powerful documentary series called The Pyramid Code. The series has aired in 34 countries and describes how the Great Pyramid served as an energy generator. It was built on intersecting leylines and constructed with specific materials that are now thought to have harnessed and stored power. The power was created by the interaction of sunlight on water moving through passageways to build a charge using large crystals. This concept is similar to Nikola’s Tesla’s tower design at the Wardenclyffe tower.
Guest – Dr. Carmen Boulter, a former professor at the University of Calgary is also producing another documentary series titled The New Atlantis and is author of the book Angels and Archetypes: An Evolutionary Map of Feminine Consciousness.
We heard some presentations from the Tesla Science Foundation 2nd Annual Conference last month. I want to continue to convey or impart some of the information that was shared at this event. What grabbed my attention was a presentation by a school principle on the setting up of what’s called an inventions curriculum. It’s about teaching younger generations to be inventive and creative by using the model of studying real people specifically the inventor Nikola Tesla.
Guest – Ashley Redfearn Neswick, Elementary School Principal of Tacony Academy Charter School in Philadelphia.
The Tesla Science Foundation held its 2nd Annual Conference at the New Yorker Hotel this past weekend. This conference focused on creating a Tesla curriculum for the next generation of students and is one of many that have been put together on behalf of Nicola Tesla’s work and legacy. We hear part of a presentation from Jane Alcorn, President of the Tesla Science Center of Wardenclyffe. Jane is long time educator and philanthropist who has taken up responsibility of restoring Nikola Tesla’s laboratory at Wardenclyffe in Long Island. The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe is also known as Friends of Science East, Inc. a non profit organization incorporated by the State of New York. Jane Alcorn describes the process of purchasing the property and preserving the legacy of Nikola Tesla.
We also hear a presentation by radio host Mark Passio titled Free Energy From Suppression to Manifestation? Who Was That Influential To Take Tesla Out of Schools? Mark is a member of the Nikola Tesla Club and runs the site WhatOnEarthIsHappening.com.
In past shows, Laura Shapira and Dr. Connie Zweig discussed various aspects of Dr. Carl Jung’s psychological theory of the human shadow as critical components of ourselves to acknowledge because if unrecognized, the human shadow begins to grow and evolve on its own, unconsciously and will usually show up in situations under stress. This as Dr. Zweig and Laura Schapira describe, is the moment to also recognize some of your own buried treasure. If this exploration is suppressed, your hidden treasure could remain buried.
Guest – Gary Bobroff says there’s an interesting transformation taking place. There is an ongoing shift away from negative components within dominant masculine energy and toward the feminine archetypes and models. Jung, Crop Circles & the Reemergence of the Archetypal Feminine is the title of his recent book. Gary describes his research using Dr. Carl Jung’s theories as a lens to examine topics such as the crop circle phenomena.
Early last summer, Dr. Paul Dobransky joined us live in the studio to talk about his visual system to understand and begin to utilize a healthy human boundary. He says your identity in life depends upon learning about boundaries, it’s also connected to learning how to be free from stress and how to command respect. We go in a different direction today and look at the effects of pervasive social media for young people and the psychology of men in context of the recent mass shootings. Late last week, the calls for stricter gun control laws have since dominated the mainstream media narrative but as many listeners know, there is a deeper systemic problem, that transcends guns and even race, it’s connected to men’s psychology according to our returning guest Dr. Paul Dobransky. Dr. Paul points out that the gunmen are always male that rarely have a woman, or romantic interest and work problems or no job at all.
What cultural factors have contributed to these psychological states in young men, whether they are naturally or unnaturally induced. Is there more of a weakness or vulnerability to exploit within the male species or is this a cultural phenomenon? Has our society forsaken the special considerations critical for the development of men and their psychology in these two areas of relationships and work?
There are other factors such as that 14 gunmen of the recent shootings were taking or withdrawing from psychiatric drugs such as Prozac, Zoloft, Trazodone, or Xanax. Nearly half of the shooters were seeing either a psychiatrist or psychologist.
Guest – Dr. Paul Dobransky is a psychiatrist, author, speaker and runs several websites, womenshappiness.com and menspsychology.com. He conducts seminars on dating and relationships with men and women. His system called Mind OS is the starting point for most of clients, and it covers a lot of material. But today we focus in on what contributes to overwhelming stress in young people, and the cultural factors connected to a healthy psychology in men and women.
