Dreamtimes And Thoughtforms

This non-fiction, cross-disciplinary exploration invites readers into a conversation where science meets spirituality. It examines animal intelligence—especially crows and octopuses—within a broader evolutionary and existential context. Written for curious adults and students of science, philosophy, and anthropology, the tone is expansive, thoughtful, and thought-provoking. From the origins of life to today’s environmental and psychospiritual questions, the book weaves a chronological journey through geological, biological, and sociological evolution. It blends scientific inquiry with indigenous perspectives, using the idea of Dreamtime to illuminate landscapes as thoughtforms. It then reimagines the inner lives of a range of beings—from tardigrades to llamas, sea turtles to pigeons, bees to coyotes—through their own ways of knowing. Alongside these explorations, readers encounter discussions of reincarnation, past-life memories, messages from the afterlife, ghosts, and even UFOs, all examined through questions about consciousness and quantum entanglement. The author shares personal practice exercises, inviting readers to compare Buddhist descriptions of reality with a practical operating manual for understanding the universe. - Key content elements: Interdisciplinary reach from cosmology to consciousness, biology, and culture. - Learning pieces: Focus on animal intelligence (c