Playing in the Unified Field: Raising and Becoming Conscious, Creative Human Beings

by Carla Hannaford

Overview

Our ideas about what we are and what we are capable of lag far behind what the science of the last hundred years has shown us. We are vibrational fields in a sea of vibrational fields, open to all potential. We are dynamic, learning beings with unavoidable power to influence one another and the surrounding world. The time has come to integrate these discoveries into our lives and the ways we raise and educate our children. Carla Hannaford, bestselling author of Smart Moves, draws on science, our heritage of human wisdom, and her own experience as a biologist, parent and educator to advance an empowering new view of reality. Playing in the Unified Field offers inspiration, models and practical advice for raising our families with coherence, presence, love, and trust in their capacity to learn and grow.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780915556472
Publisher:	Great River Books
Publication date:	08/15/2015
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	3 MB

About the Author

Carla Hannaford, Ph.D. is a biologist and award winning educator with more than thirty years of teaching experience. Since 1988, she has been an internationally recognized educational consultant presenting lectures and workshops to thirty countries. Her books are available in nine different languages.

Table of Contents

List of Illustrations 8

Foreword 11

Preface 16

Changing Paradigms 21

Shaping Reality 31

VIP - Our True Identity 50

The Unified Field of Information 74

Vibration Into Matter - The Life Force 96

Order and Chaos 104

Passion, Emotion and Coherent Connection 115

Communication and Higher Order Dialogue 133

The Sound Of Music 151

Play - The Unscripted Present 170

Educating with the Heart in Mind 193

The Future of Our Creative Nature 209

Notes 217

Index 245

Editorial Reviews

In this scientific self-help, educator and biologist Hannaford (Smart Moves: Why Learning Is Not All In Your Head) uses research into atoms, photons, and earth fields to illuminate the capacity for and importance of living in the moment. She also explores the power of chronic stress to limit us, the overuse of prescription drugs for depression, and the proven effectiveness of therapies like exercise, community, and listening to music. Every chapter is heavy on science theory, propelled by Hannaford's sure voice and enthusiasm, and all focused toward revealing the everyday reality of human consciousness and relationships. Science, it turns out, can turn some of our most basic ideas on their heads and provide the basis for seemingly extra-sensory phenomena; for instance, the electromagnetic fields generated by the heart and brain extend outside the body, and can influence the mental and emotional states of those around us. Hannaford explains how scientific research continues to expand upon, rather than circumsribe, the potential of human consciousness, broadening horizons for all kinds of human experience.
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