Send us a textEugene begins by explaining the statement in the bible: “I have loved Jacob and hated Esau.” Esau was “a hairy man,” uncivilised, but Jacob made a great civilisation. The nomadic way of life, represented by Esau, cannot progress but remains fixated in its ways because it is always on the move. For humans to develop, they had to settle down and make a civilisation, in order to evolve.We can think of the universe as a great ocean of energy surrounded by a spinning belt of power to hold it in. Beyond this is Infinite Power, non-rotating, extending in all directions. Likewise, we have a skin, an integument which holds our body in. Our body is mostly water, an ocean of life-fluid inside our skin. We call it ‘protoplasm’, a sort of colloidal jelly-like substance. Inside the universal ocean, the macro-cosmos, there is a process of turbulence, turnings, which make little turnings within the big turning, and the little turnings go right down to sub-atomic level. Halfway between the smallest sub-atomic particle and the most distant star-system is the human being, which is itself, full of much smaller turnings.Please note that further information can be found at www.eugenehalliday.com/welcomeOn the website, there are links for you to freely download full transcripts of all of the talks available here. eugenehalliday.com encourages dialogue and would warmly welcome opening a dialogue with anyone who has an interest in wanting to discuss the contents of eugenehalliday.com further.

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