Richard G. Petty, MD

Your Personal Essence

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“Every being…has its own particular essence crowned by a certain quality, a certain form (common to all) which makes it an integral, rightly adapted, part of the single Whole with which it shares a natural harmony.”   

–Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (French Jesuit Priest, Mystic, Paleontologist and Author, 1881-1955)   

“Writings in Time of War” (Pierre Teilhard De Chardin)

Operating in Wholes

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“Existence operates in terms of wholes – in terms of organized systems of activity and consciousness – which are all lesser wholes within greater wholes and at the same time greater wholes encompassing a myriad of lesser units.

At the physical level we see the holarchic series: atoms, molecules, cells, living organisms, planets, solar systems, galaxies, etc. Each new class includes a myriad of entities of the preceding class and is itself one of many components in a still more inclusive class.”     

–Dane Rudhyar (a.k.a. Daniel Chenneviere, French-born American Composer, Theosophist and Astrologer, 1895-1985)   

{‘The Transmutation of Karma into Dharma’ in: Karma, The Universal Law of Harmony (Virginia Hanson and Rosemarie Stewart, editors)





Organic Equality

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“In the operation of any whole organism, every function is essential and valuable. There should be no question of ‘superior’ or ‘inferior’….In an organic democracy every cell and organ – every individual and every healthfully operating group and situation – is equally important, necessary, and to be protected as well as valued.”

–Dane Rudhyar (a.k.a. Daniel Chenneviere, French-born American Composer, Theosophist and Astrologer, 1895-1985)

“Occult Preparations for a New Age (A Quest book)” (Dane Rudhyar)

All Living Beings Belong Together

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An extraordinary insight by one the parents of quantum mechanics:

“All of us living beings belong together, in as much as we are all in reality sides or aspects of one single being, which may perhaps in western terminology be called God while in the Upanishads its name is Brahman.”   

–Erwin Schrodinger (Austrian Physicist and, in 1933, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Physics, 1887-1961)  

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