Most Compelling Frontier

Jan 29, 2004-- In 1971, he was the sixth man to walk the surface of the moon. Traveling back to Earth, through the abyss between the two worlds, Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell had an experience for which nothing in his life had prepared him. As he approached the planet we know as home, he became engulfed by a profound sensation "a sense of universal connectedness." His life would never be the same again. He retired next year, and soon after started Institute of Noetic Sciences to bridge science and spirituality. (1925 reads)
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The brain gives the heart its sight. The heart gives the brain its vision.
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