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Deep Spirit: Synopsis
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Sometimes evolution gets it wrong. We’ve got one last chance to get it right.
Fifteen billion years ago, it all started with a Big Bang. Today, all we hear is a faint echo. Can we decode its mysterious message in time? Early in the 21st century, the world was already on course for a major transformation—a revolutionary shift in consciousness. Visions and dreams of millions were about to become reality. The key: a worldwide quest for the “noetic code,” a new way of knowing that builds on the ancient wisdom traditions of shamans, the perennial philosophy of mystics, and the profound insights of modern science. But the quest is threatened by a powerful force determined to keep the “Great Dream” down.
A NASA scientist (Dara Martin) searching for extraterrestrial life gets an anonymous email with a strange message: “Intelligence seeks expression.” He takes the bait and is led to Hawaii, and to a remarkable sequence of experiments in inter-species communication with a South American anthropologist (Maya Santos) and a remarkable dolphin, Darwin.
Instead of teaching the dolphin, they begin to learn surprising lessons about consciousness—the missing link in science. The search for “alien intelligence” must begin closer to home. Not in distant galaxies, but within the depths of the oceans, deep in the matter of the Earth itself—deep within themselves. They must learn to listen to the echo from the birth of time. And how it unfolds in evolution.
They embark on a seven-stage spiritual journey from quantum light to mystical enlightenment. The Great Dream is rising, and they must play their part by helping to crack the noetic code.
But they are sabotaged. A global consortium wants to master the code for its own darker purposes. If Dara and Maya succeed, millions around the world will be liberated to join in the final homecoming of spirit. If they fail . . . well, sometimes evolution makes mistakes. We could be its final, fatal dead end.
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Higher intelligence: It's closer than you think. (Photo: Daniel McCulloch home page.)
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