Comments on: Soft Sell Marketing Meets Albert Einstein And Field Theory http://bridgingheartandmarketing.com/soft-sell-marketing-meets-albert-einstein-and-field-theory/ Fri, 30 Jul 2010 14:08:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Justin http://bridgingheartandmarketing.com/soft-sell-marketing-meets-albert-einstein-and-field-theory/comment-page-1/#comment-409 Justin Sun, 16 Nov 2008 10:39:03 +0000 http://bridgingheartandmarketing.com/soft-sell-marketing-meets-albert-einstein-and-field-theory/#comment-409 Wow! Thanks for the so articulate jolt! The implications of "the Field" are as profound as one's capacity to imagine them. Clearly the Field exists between/among us whether we are aware of it or not, but awareness enables the capacity to direct, manage, expand, and bring conscience to the way we interact with each other. Conscience then, in order of depth from shallowest up, is a function of altruism, of the Golden Rule, of the recognition of our intrinsic connection in an expanded self-interest which actually bridges the boundary which separate us as individuals. The Field is the causeway which enables us to transcend ourselves. On its more subtle levels, the Field is the collective consciousness! Trust however, is the tricky bit. Mistrust is the chasm in need of 21st century psychic solutions, just as the 1st century Roman engineer gazed with bewilderment across the Apennine, struggling to imagine just how he could join two remote but fruitful commercial centers. The world of the future that we are currently in the act of shaping through our hopes and expectations will be embodied by a higher level of respect and sensitivity for others which will render networks of people engaged in trust-based, expanded self-interest as necessary for psychic survival as the networks of blood vessels that keep us alive. Recognition increases that anything less than authentic commercial partnership will diminish the way I live, just as a less than authentic marriage reifies the solitary in conjugal partners. Indeed in the Field, abuse and indifference- actions that weaken trust- are the pollutant that poisons the environment. Wow! Thanks for the so articulate jolt! The implications of “the Field” are as profound as one’s capacity to imagine them. Clearly the Field exists between/among us whether we are aware of it or not, but awareness enables the capacity to direct, manage, expand, and bring conscience to the way we interact with each other. Conscience then, in order of depth from shallowest up, is a function of altruism, of the Golden Rule, of the recognition of our intrinsic connection in an expanded self-interest which actually bridges the boundary which separate us as individuals. The Field is the causeway which enables us to transcend ourselves. On its more subtle levels, the Field is the collective consciousness!

Trust however, is the tricky bit. Mistrust is the chasm in need of 21st century psychic solutions, just as the 1st century Roman engineer gazed with bewilderment across the Apennine, struggling to imagine just how he could join two remote but fruitful commercial centers.

The world of the future that we are currently in the act of shaping through our hopes and expectations will be embodied by a higher level of respect and sensitivity for others which will render networks of people engaged in trust-based, expanded self-interest as necessary for psychic survival as the networks of blood vessels that keep us alive. Recognition increases that anything less than authentic commercial partnership will diminish the way I live, just as a less than authentic marriage reifies the solitary in conjugal partners. Indeed in the Field, abuse and indifference- actions that weaken trust- are the pollutant that poisons the environment.

]]> By: Diane http://bridgingheartandmarketing.com/soft-sell-marketing-meets-albert-einstein-and-field-theory/comment-page-1/#comment-408 Diane Thu, 13 Nov 2008 13:48:12 +0000 http://bridgingheartandmarketing.com/soft-sell-marketing-meets-albert-einstein-and-field-theory/#comment-408 Before I found Judith and Jim, I felt like the two black dots shown above in the relationships with most of the people on the internet. But now, I have found my home and I completely resonate with the field theory and the connection. Don't you all feel the connection with Judith and Jim? Don't we all want our businesses, as well as our lives, to be honest and authentic, like them? If your reading this, please tell me what you think! Before I found Judith and Jim, I felt like the two black dots shown above in the relationships with most of the people on the internet. But now, I have found my home and I completely resonate with the field theory and the connection. Don’t you all feel the connection with Judith and Jim? Don’t we all want our businesses, as well as our lives, to be honest and authentic, like them? If your reading this, please tell me what you think!

]]> By: insurancesitesfind » Blog Archive » Soft Sell Heart Based Marketing http://bridgingheartandmarketing.com/soft-sell-marketing-meets-albert-einstein-and-field-theory/comment-page-1/#comment-403 insurancesitesfind » Blog Archive » Soft Sell Heart Based Marketing Wed, 12 Nov 2008 05:51:56 +0000 http://bridgingheartandmarketing.com/soft-sell-marketing-meets-albert-einstein-and-field-theory/#comment-403 [...] In a textbook Einstein co-authored he said that the most important concept to appear since Isaac Newton was the concept of the FIELD. Simply put, a field is the “energetic space” between two objects connecting them. .. Read more [...] [...] In a textbook Einstein co-authored he said that the most important concept to appear since Isaac Newton was the concept of the FIELD. Simply put, a field is the “energetic space” between two objects connecting them. .. Read more [...]

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