Douglas Grunther Talks About The Quantum & the Dream

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Our guest today is Douglas Grunther, whose deep spiritual seeking has been sparked with humor and informed by his love of philosophy and his deep study of psychology. Douglas is the creator and host of the Woodstock Roundtable, which is billed as a rollicking and multi award-winning-radio talk show spiced with the visionaries of our time. Douglas Grunther graduated from Columbia University, where he was a Rhodes Scholarship finalist. He has been a featured speaker for national audiences, and he is a dreamwork facilitator certified by Dr. Jeremy Taylor, who is Co-Founder of the International Association for the Study of Dreams. Douglas tells that the term “synchronicity” was created by Carl Jung, who described it as two or more events which clearly didn’t cause one another, but are too meaningfully connected to be a mere coincidence. And his more poetic description of synchronicity is “a falling together in time.” He says, as we will see, that Jung collaborated with one of the most brilliant quantum physicists in the world; and together, they were convinced that synchronicities occur not just at the individual level, but at the deeper and more expansive level of a collective unconscious, one they are shared by all of humanity.

He says in the preface to his book, The Quantum & The Dream: Visionary Consciousness, AI, and the New Renaissance that he will show us how this synchronicity generated two parallel, fascinating descents: one into the dark, creative center of the unconscious mind; the other into the dark, creative center of the sub-atomic quantum realm. And so, he says, “I invite you on a journey, Human Intelligence, Computer Intelligence, and the most influential of the three, Nature’s Intelligence—are creating evolutionary change. Which will be A NEW RENAISSANCE” Douglas’s website is douglasgrunthe.rcom.

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