Tom opens this week’s livestream with a Part 2 Recap of the 2025 Wise Traditions Conference, sharing highlights and reflections from the weekend. In this presentation, he explores the ancient understanding of life as an expression of ether, frequency, and the four classical elements—earth, water, air, and fire—before contrasting it with the mechanistic worldview of modern science. Highlights include: -Farewell to the Old Biology -A deep dive into the Old, Old Biology—how ancient cultures unde...
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Tom opens this week’s livestream with a Part 2 Recap of the 2025 Wise Traditions Conference, sharing highlights and reflections from the weekend. In this presentation, he explores the ancient understanding of life as an expression of ether, frequency, and the four classical elements—earth, water, air, and fire—before contrasting it with the mechanistic worldview of modern science. Highlights include: -Farewell to the Old Biology -A deep dive into the Old, Old Biology—how ancient cultures unde...
Review of Chapter 2: New Biology Principles + Q&A - 8/27/25
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Review of Chapter 2: New Biology Principles + Q&A - 8/27/25
In this week's Principles of New Biology webinar, Tom read Chapter 2 of his developing booklet: “Then Something Happened.” He explores the idea that humanity experienced a profound shift in consciousness beginning in the 1600–1700s—moving from a vitalistic, ether-based understanding of life to a mechanical, reductionist worldview. This chapter dives into: – Lost ancient knowledge and hidden history – Electromagnetism and the four elements – What “the catastrophe” was and how we chose it – Hea...
Conversations with Dr. Cowan & Friends
Tom opens this week’s livestream with a Part 2 Recap of the 2025 Wise Traditions Conference, sharing highlights and reflections from the weekend. In this presentation, he explores the ancient understanding of life as an expression of ether, frequency, and the four classical elements—earth, water, air, and fire—before contrasting it with the mechanistic worldview of modern science. Highlights include: -Farewell to the Old Biology -A deep dive into the Old, Old Biology—how ancient cultures unde...
