Simple Explanation Videos

I was just noticing that there are a lot of Simple Explanation videos over at youtube that don't show up here on the blog's index. So, let me pull some of them into this one article for you, so you can jump into them more easily.


Here's the longest and most comprehensive video. It's called "A Simple Fractal Model of the Conscious Universe." The talk takes 10 minutes, with 10 minutes of questions and answers.

This next video is a short parable I call the Miracle of the Spinach Leaf.

Whenever I walk in the woods with my dogs, I am happy to observe the way the trees grow. Consequently, I've recorded a series of videos that are parables/metaphors for human lives, as seen in the growth patterns of trees.

Here's episode 1:

Episode 2 of Life of Trees--another parable from trees about life course corrections.

Here's another short video talking from the Lessons of Trees series about a madrone tree's early life giving strength for later struggle and growth.

This next video is about how watching a waterfall reminds me of the way that material instantiates into our universe out of the zero point field.

The next video is about how my kitchen blender is another great metaphor for material instantiation, but this time with a focus on the vortex that falls into the singularity at the center.

Lastly, here's a little cooking demonstration that lasts about twelve minutes.
This isn't about the Simple Explanation in particular, but it was during this fruit salad preparation process that the Simple Explanation occurred to me.

Process Note: Slow Going

It's been exactly one month since the last post. I feel as though I must post something, even if only to say 'hello.' As I mentioned in a previous Process Note, our bed and breakfast is doing surprisingly well, and I have been too busy making breakfasts and doing laundry to post to this blog. Right now, it is almost 8 AM and I've been in the kitchen since 6:30. Things are under control in there, so I am squeezing in this short post, written on the computer in the inn's living room.

Albion Inn, Oregon.  Fruit salad lit by morning sun.

The Meme chapter is in process, but emerging more slowly than I had expected. No worries, though. It will be written when it gets written. No rush.

Time to return to the kitchen. Later.