“Deep Truth,” Gregg Braden’s new book on the intersection of Science
   and Spirituality, asks us to examine our world at large and focus on
   the survival of the human race.

   Braden says we cannot solve the world’s problems with outmoded ways of
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   In 1859 as a scientist Charles Darwin made the first attempt to answer
   some of the questions. His ideas because they were scientific, they
   were embraced quickly, they were deeply entrenched. And they continue
   to play a role in our lives today.

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   in Darwin’s’ scientific principles and we know it’s happening today as
   well. There are many false assumptions and this is one that I think is
   really key for us to grasp and embrace as we solve the crisis of our
   time and the experts are telling us when it comes to the war that is
   breeding in the middle east,. when it comes to the economic crisis of
   the world we have got maybe twelve to eighteen months to figure this
   out. So it’s important for us to embrace the new discoveries and this
   is one example where false assumptions of science have very disastrous
   effects upon our lives and the new discoveries are showing us were our
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   hundred and twenty thousand years.

   So our ancestors understood this, science is only beginning to embrace,
   the rhythmic or the cycling nature.

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   one way of dealing with these crises.

   And if we embrace the cooperation and mutual aid or the model that
   nature is based upon, then we are better people , we have better
   communities and a better world if we implement that then thats a very
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   upon those false assumptions.

   And once we begin to embrace that, I think it opens the door to new
   levels of cooperation and I think we are seeing it happen right now.
   It’s interesting you ask about 2012 and you go to the prophecies, and I
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   the suffering?

   I believe that we can if we embrace the deepest truths of these new
   discoveries and what science is telling us about our world.