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Does intelligent design provide a plausible account of life's origins?
Two writers go head to head.
Scientists working to identify the causes of events in the remote past often use a technique of reasoning called "the method of multiple working hypotheses" or "inference to the best explanation." That is, they compare various hypotheses to see which would, if true, best explain the facts. But this raises an important question: Exactly what makes an explanation best?
The most important criteria scientists have developed, called "causal adequacy," requires that scientists, as a condition of a successful explanation, identify causes that are known to have the power to produce the kind of effect, feature, or event that requires explanation. For instance, a volcanic eruption provides a better explanation for an ash layer in the earth than an earthquake because eruptions have been observed to produce ash layers, whereas earthquakes have not.
Scientists must cite, in the words of the famed geologist Charles Lyell, "causes now in operation" or "presently acting causes." This was the idea behind his uniformitarian dictum: "The present is the key to the past." According to Lyell, our present experience of cause and effect should guide our reasoning about the causes of past events. Darwin himself adopted this methodological principle and used it to develop his case in the Origin.
Philosophers of science have also emphasized causal adequacy as the key criterion by which competing hypotheses are adjudicated. But philosophers of science also have noted that assessments of explanatory power lead to conclusive inferences only when it can be shown that there is only one known cause for the effect or evidence in question. When scientists can infer a uniquely plausible cause, they can avoid the logical fallacy of affirming the consequent—the error of ignoring other possible causes with the power to produce the same effect.
In Darwin's Doubt, I argue that it is possible to formulate a rigorous scientific case for intelligent design as an inference to the best explanation, specifically, as the best explanation for the origin of functional biological information. In the book, I show (for many reasons, not just those discussed above) that materialistic evolutionary mechanisms lack the creative power to generate both the genetic and the "epigenetic" information (the information not stored in DNA) necessary to produce new forms of animal life. But this critique of the "causal adequacy" of materialistic evolutionary mechanisms forms only part of the basis for a scientific inference to intelligent design. The action of conscious, intelligent agents clearly represents a known and "presently acting" (adequate) cause of the origin of functional information. Moreover, experience shows that large amounts of functional information—whether software programs, ancient inscriptions, or Shakespearean sonnets—invariably originate from an intelligent source, not from undirected material processes. And since intelligence is the only known cause of such information, the origin of the functional information necessary to produce novel forms of animal life in the Cambrian period points decisively to the past activity of a designing intelligence, even if we weren't there to observe the first animals coming into existence.
Of course, many scientists dismiss intelligent design as "religion masquerading as science." But the case for intelligent design is not based upon religious or scriptural authority. Instead it is based upon scientific evidence and the same method of scientific reasoning that Darwin himself used in the Origin of Species.
In rejecting the theory as unscientific by definition, evolutionary biologists reveal a deep a priori commitment to methodological naturalism—the idea that scientists must limit themselves to materialistic explanations for all things. Yet, we know from experience that certain types of events and structures—in particular, information-rich structures—invariably arise from minds or personal agents. Indeed, no thinking person would insist that the inscriptions on the Rosetta stone, for example, were produced by strictly materialistic forces such as wind and erosion. Yet, by insisting that all events in the history of life must be explained by reference to strictly materialistic processes evolutionary biologists preclude consideration of a designing intelligence in the history of life, regardless of what the evidence might indicate.
This commitment to a wholly materialistic account of the origins of life also helps to explain the reluctance to criticize the Darwinian theory publicly. Many evolutionary biologists fear that if they do so they will aid and abet the case for intelligent design—a theory they disdain as inherently unscientific. Those of us who support the theory of intelligent design advocate a more open approach to scientific investigation. Not only do we think the public has a right to know about the problems with evolutionary theory, we also think that the rules of science should allow scientists to "follow the evidence wherever it leads"—even if it leads to conclusions that raise deep and unwelcome metaphysical questions.
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Why can't the purveyors of intelligent design get a break? They have been plowing their lonely furrow for 20 years now, insisting on their right to a seat at science's banquet and promising that their ideas will bring about a revolutionary overthrow of orthodox biology (which they call "Darwinism" for propagandistic reasons) Any Day Now. They drop heavy hints that biologists are in a panic about the instability of their foundational theories, but are anxious to hide their doubts from public gaze.
Really? One would naturally like to see some illustrative examples. Twenty years on from the inception of ID, the revolution seems as far away as ever. The ID-ers are still shut outside the banquet with their noses pressed forlornly to the window, and the ancien régime looks to be as firmly established as ever. What's the problem here?
The least charitable skeptics accuse ID promoters of running a racket, taking part in the grand old American tradition of fleecing the rubes. (As the immortal Al Bundy told his acolytes while winding up for his sermon at the Church of NO MA'AM: "Now it's time to eece-flay the ongregation-cay.") I'm a cynic, but not that much of a cynic. I have engaged in formal debate on Intelligent Design on three or four occasions. I once spent an hour in a room full of principals from the Discovery Institute (DI). They struck me as persons who believe in what they are selling. The Charity Navigator website lists their total 2011 revenues as $5.7 million, which is not a lot. The executives, according to that same website, are not extravagantly paid.
A related accusation with much more force is that some ID-ers are dishonest in advancing their aims. This was a running theme in the 2004 book Creationism's Trojan Horse: The Wedge of Intelligent Design, by Barbara Forrest and Paul Gross. You can get the flavor of the shenanigans from Forrest and Gross's account, in their Chapter 4, of the 1999 Kunming conference, to which respectable scientists were lured under false pretenses:
According to scientists who attended the Kunming conference, the involvement of the DI in the conference became known only after the conference began…It was during the presentations by [DI Fellows] Wells and Nelson, when the conference was at an end, that [quoting a participating scientist] "the broader agenda of what was going on was apparent"…
(At the aforementioned meeting with DI principals I placed a copy of the Forrest-Gross book in plain sight on the desk in front of me. Seeing it, DI President Bruce Chapman reacted like a vampire to garlic. "That is a very bad book," he shuddered.)
That brings us to the question of whether ID is really science, as its proponents claim, or pseudoscience, as practically all scientists believe. To form a judgment on that, you need to have some clear criteria for distinguishing science from pseudoscience. That is much harder than you'd think. It may in fact be impossible.
Here we are in the thorny wood known to philosophy of science as "the Demarcation Problem." This problem—more broadly, the problem of distinguishing true knowledge from opinion, illusion, fancy, and wishful thinking—has vexed philosophers of knowledge since Aristotle. My impression is that they have now finally given up on it. Is astrology, for example, a science or a pseudoscience? What about Freudianism? Or chemistry? Or Newtonian action-at-a-distance? We think we know the answers—replicability! falsifiability! predictive power!—but in fact there are arguments to be made on both sides in all cases.
Even if you fall back on a purely social judgment—that science is what respectable authorities recognize as science, what gets you professorships and seats on prestigious government advisory committees—you are stuck with explaining Lysenkoism, which, though pure hokum, was surely science on that social definition (as, indeed, in that same environment, was Marxism).
So why can't the ID-ers get any respect? All we have so far is a certain promotional shiftiness.
Socially, the tribal-sectional factor is undoubtedly important. I shall draw here on an anonymous analyst who described the present-day United States as: "a country which is essentially divided between two hostile tribes engaged in perpetual low-intensity warfare. We'll call them Hutus and Tutsis."
Let's also say that one tribe, Tutsis, holds a hegemony on all organs of education and opinion, virtually the entire government bureaucracy and all of popular culture. Many of the most prestigious institutions in the country consist of 95 percent or more Tutsis. Tutsi organizations like "Harvard University" and "the New York Times" are widely respected even by ardent Hutus.
Now of course there are Hutu organizations and no shortage of powerful Hutu people. But, unlike the reverse, there are virtually no prestigious institutions where Tutsis are excluded…
In this schema, ID is definitely Hutu by dint of its plain connections with the older style of fundamentalist Creationism. That older style is wellnigh a badge of Hutu-itude, a tribal marker of exceptional precision. Ain't no pointy-head perfesser goin' tell ME I'm descended from no monkey! Pass the likker jug there, Lud. Tutsis can thus scoff at ID as ignorant, rustic, and low-rent, without bothering to engage with its arguments. That's a bit unfair, as ID promoters nowadays run more to sharp business suits and postgraduate degrees than (to borrow a Hutu characterization from Tom Wolfe) "Iron Boy overalls…or hats with ventilation holes up near the crown."
The line of descent from old-school Creationism to ID is in plain sight, though, identifying ID with fundamentalist Christianity. (ID is in fact even more closely allied to fundamentalist Islam, but nobody notices that. More on this topic in a moment.) Christian fundamentalism is of course Hutu, and likely getting more so.
Through its first decade of activity the American ID movement conducted a dainty dance with its religious inspiration, keeping it as much out of sight as possible in hopes of winning one of the recurrent lawsuits over the teaching of ID in public schools.
Thus ID-ers, in debate, were always at pains to tell you that the Designer was by no means to be identified with the God of the Abrahamic religions. It might equally well be a space alien! They even had an avowedly irreligious non-Christian on board, like one of the tame Tibetan lamas the Chinese communists keep on hand for display to foreign visitors.
The 2005 Kitzmiller case killed stone dead the possibility of getting ID into the public schools, as well as revealing, in the Discovery Institute's character attacks on the presiding judge, yet more of the crude low-kicking side of ID promotion.
The net effect of Kitzmiller was beneficial, though. ID-ers are now more relaxed about admitting their religious connections—a slight but welcome increase in honesty. After Kitzmiller, ID-ers don't have to lie so much.
It is the religious aspect that causes most scientists to shy away from ID. Not that scientists all hate God. Many of them are devout. Of the non-devout, most are just indifferent to religion. Actual God-haters like P.Z. Myers are a minority.
No, it's not hatred of God that keeps ID shut out from the halls of science. The problem is more deeply metaphysical.
The metaphysics of ID is occasionalist. It holds, to abbreviate the doctrine rather drastically, that causation is an illusion; that everything happens because God makes it happen.
Why does ice float on water? Aristotle thought it was a matter of shape (see On the Heavens, IV.6). Science says it's because ice is less dense than water. The occasionalist says it's because God wills it so.
ID-ers likewise believe that any given species exists because the Designer wants it to, and came into existence by His will ex nihilo at some precise moment in time. Unkind critics refer to this as the Puff of Orange Smoke theory of the origin of species.
Scientists are instinctively repelled by occasionalism because it doesn't give them anything to do. If ice floats because it's less dense than water, all sorts of questions and embryonic research projects bob to the surface (so to speak) of the curious mind. Do all less-dense-than-water objects float? Do those more dense necessarily sink? Why is ice, water's solid form, less dense than the liquid form? Are there more substances with this property? Do they have other properties in common with water? Etc., etc. Science generates science, opening up new questions, new topics for inquiry, new problems. That's the fun of it. That's the point of it.
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I have it installed on 3 machines. 1 locks up when I click audio (of course my carpc), that's the only button I tried...
Did you guys with lockup issues actually remove everything from the previous LS skin (INCLUDING LSTOOLS in RR's folder) -- that is, BEFORE installing the new one ?? He was pretty clear about that, and I myself have had lock up issues because of that in the past.
I've found a way around it for now. I go to "photo", "local", pick an image, click "more", the "wallpaper" and my image is set.
You have to set up the path to your images though. I just stay away from the "images" button for now. Can't set walpaper from Flickr though as there is no "more" button option on that page.
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I had that issue but it seemed to clear itself after a few startups. I'd only get one thin black bar down the middle of the screen, then it would lock up with no text in the buttons, and then it started working. Just an intemittent lockup now and then when I click something (I probably still have some settings to sort out. getting there, slowly)
You did add the lines to RR.ini that is in the existing readme file for the button text, right? (or everything might say "audio")
LS's readme file should sort things out. Usually does.
Yeah I removed the old void before installing the new. It works on 2 of the computers, just not the carpc...so I assume it just something in the setup. It's in the parking lot so I can't try anything else for a while.
I know when installed, changed directory on where locations where. Changed where my music location was and where my playlist was saved. after fixing this Audio worked fine. I'd verify all locations for folders are rechecked in RRconfig.
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Scottish filmmaker Amy Hardie built a career on making science documentaries, reflecting her staunchly rational mind. Then one evening she had a haunting dream of her horse dying, waking to discover that her beloved horse had passed away that same night. Shaken, she tried to pass it off as mere coincidence. But then she had another disturbing slumber, a nightmare where her deceased ex-husband predicts that she will die at age 48. With the love and support of her family, Amy chronicles her quest to untangle the knots in her unconscious and the meaning of her destabilizing dreams.
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your film about others facing death.
Hi Laura,
I changed a lot that year. The shaman certainly thought the dreams and the illness came to wake me up. I always worry though that these explanations afterwards are too neat. I almost want to stay just with the facts, stay in front of the dreams, and the medical diagnoses, without running away. I have just finished a film following five women who have a diagnosis of secondary cancer. They are amazing. The film is with the composer just now, but as soon as it is ready I will put bits of it on http://www.amyhardie.com/.
Amy x
I downloaded "Dreamways of the Iroquois: Honoring the Secret Wishes of the Soul", by Robert Moss, to my Kindle, and although some of the material is "out there", he makes many references to the Jesuit studies of the Iroquois people and their dream-centered culture. I am only just starting the book, so I will reserve judgment until I've finished, but what I've read thus far is interesting and thought-provoking.
I dream, but often have trouble recalling the details. Some dreams I've had were so crystal-clear, and disturbing that I remember them vividly decades later. Some people seem to be more dream-oriented, or else have had more practice or training in using the dream-state. I'm hoping that Robert's book will teach me more about it.
Thanks for sharing your experience, for your courage in filming what must have been a difficult and trying time in your life. I'm excited about learning more on this new pathway!
I would love to know more of what you find re the Jesuit studies of the Iroquois - would you put in on http://www.amyhardie.com/ so I can share it with other folk who I know are really interested?
Amy x
"Death is an old joke, but it comes to everyone as something new,'" Ivan Turgenev, a Russian once wrote. This film aptly displays just how deep the fear of death is that requires such denial. Her husband relates most people's ideas about dying: "Too scary to think about.'" Yet through Amy's dreams, death resurfaces, and the past deaths of her mom, a former companion, and her horse weigh upon her own predicted death.
However, it is always the dream that concerns her the most. Even after acknowledging she is deluding herself from believing she can escape the "death sentence," she goes to a shaman to confront the dream rather than death. The birthday celebration and her defeating death's premonition comes across as such a temporary or sham victory when Amy states that she knows she will be around to raise three kids. She still thinks the conflict was with a dream, not with death.
The film could likewise be interpreted strictly along the lines of dreams, ESP, and their connection with death. Some intriguing assertions are made by the doctor in those regards, all of which I happen to agree. To me death puts everything in perspective. When we fully recognize that each moment may be our last then we do not have to worry that we never said goodbye, for the mundane is superfluous, and we can really communicate. I suspect that, judging from the scenes of Amy with her daughters, she had no real need to fret over not saying goodbye to her dead friend. I think she reached him deeply in life.
Hi Will,
There is a lovely story that I think about when I am trying to get to grips with reality and awareness - you probably know it. I am making a film with 12 doctors and health professionals who believe, shockingly for the establishment, that the body is not a mechanical object, but a locus of energy in an energy field. One of them told me this story:
• A Buddhist monk showed his class a glass of tapwater. He said: "When a person who is 'at a low vibration, full of anger and paranioa, sees this water they see it as full of pus. For you in this room, you can see it is tapwater – not perfect, but drinkable, and thirst quenching. When the Buddha looks at this glass, he sees nectar."
Thank you Amy for making this film and thank you Tricycle for making it available! It was tremendously moving and thought-provoking. Can't wait to see what the filmmaker's next piece will be. As someone working in the field of environmental protection, I was deeply moved by the possibility that Ms. Hardie was picking up signals about the destruction of our home. It gives me hope that humanity might right itself and take better care of the planet we rely on for... well... everything.
I have been struggling with health issues for the past three years after being treated for cancer and this film gave me a different way to think about life, destiny, and the power of the subconscious. Thank you again, Amy, for sharing this part of your life with us. It is beautiful.
Hi Sama,
It is tough to go through the cancer treatment. I have been filming since April 2011 six women going through treatment for secondary cancer. They are amazing. They have gone through about the most scary diagnosis you can get, and come out the other side. So they are funny, and generous, and relaxed...and snappy and tired and often, very very wise. I will post them on http://www.amyhardie.com/digging in about two weeks.
Amy x
One of my most memorable dreams was about 12 years ago; a colleague's son who had drowned a few months earlier was sitting on a couch in his mother's front yard. He told me that he was very ill with cancer before he drowned in the lake. He asked me to tell his mother. I took his mother out to lunch and told her what Richie said in the dream. She told me that she and her daughter had suspected he was very sick. The other dream that I will never forget about death was when I was about 14. Baby birds in one of the shrubs in our hedge were all dead in the dream. Upon awaking I rushed out to see the baby robins. I was horrified to find them all dead in the nest.
Perhaps the dream expert in your film was correct that we do get unconscious subtle signals that can only be decoded by our dreams. I think as I have expanded my meditation practice over the last 5 years, I have gotten some subtle messages that I would've missed before my awareness was better developed. Within the last year I received a message for someone I didn't know well that she was in danger. When I asked her what that could be about she told me that she was pursuing the apparent accidental death of her brother. Within the last 2 months she told me that 2 other people have warned her to stop her investigation because she was in grave danger.
Thank you for this wonderful treatment of dreams.....it was intriguing. I enjoyed how you executed the filming too...filming your handwriting in the journal, close-ups of family members, the countryside, the pictures that accompanied your shamanic journey, and the cat frolicking in the field. You're very good at your craft and I hope that I can view more of your productions as you complete them.
These are amazing dreams. I want to expand my meditation practice (actually, I need to start it!...my only meditation really is riding my horse. But that is pretty fab). I am making films at the moment in a hospice and in the Maggie's Centre in Dundee, Scotland. I have started a new blog in case folk want to keep in touch - so if you go to http://www.amyhardie.com/digging I will put the little films on there as I complete them, and bits of my next film in the hospice.
This film was moving and beautiful! There was one particular part where you talking about your mother's passing where you related it to birth that was very thought provoking. Also, when you mentioned that you opened the window as your mother drew her last breath. I was present when my granmother died and found myself following her last breath towards the window. It "felt" like she or her spirit had moved from the hospital bed through the window.
Thank you Amy and Tricycle for making this film available. May you have many more years with your family and continue to share your gift of filmmaking.
I too was moved by this film, and by your instinct to open the window when your mother died.
That is so interesting. I was unprepared for my actions to open the window when my mother died. I did it with total determination, but not at all sure why! And you also both did it? What do you think about that?
Thank you very much, i am so grateful with tricycle and with you Amy. Put in front of me the impermanence and the beauty of this life. I need to remember at every moment that is important apreciate our life.
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Muchas gracias desde España
Me too - I need to remember....my best way is going outside. With nothing to do. xxAmy
I was so moved with the beauty and honesty of this film! Being raised and born in Sweden (now living in CA) it reminded me of Ingmar Bergman's films, which I grew up watching! I am not afraid of death and suppose it might be due to having lost a sister, a brother and my parents at much too early age. I have learned to appreciate life for all it's beauty and it's blessing even though there is despair and sorrow along the way. I do meditate again after a long absence and find it very soothing, especially when there is more stress in my life! Thank you dear Amy for this beautiful film! We are all blessed to still have you in our lives! xo
Thankyou Britt. That is a lovely response. If you go to http://www.amyhardie.com/digging you will see my best coping mechanism - my tiny foal. He is a dead ringer for George (no pun intented)....
I often wonder, and want to believe that the dream-state is our connection to the "All", that universal foundation which has many labels, and permeates all things. My 17 year-old Tuxedo cat, healthy at the moment, but nearer to the end of his current journey than to the beginning, likes to tuck up next to my leg as I sit on the bed reading. In such moments, quiet permitting, he dreams. His body twitches, he growls, his ears flip, and his eyes are in REM stage. I've noticed that about a minute before he goes into dream-state, I become aware that he is about to dream. It actually rouses me from my reading, and I find myself watching him. Is there something about the activity in our brains that connects us? Sometimes as he curls up next to me, I tell him to have good kitty-cat dreams, and describe a lovely back yard with grass and trees (we occupy an apartment, but once lived in a park-like house). It's silly, I suppose, but I want him to have good dreams. Isn't that strange? I'm curious about lucid dreaming, but have never pursued it. Maybe the Iroquois are on to something - wouldn't be the first time "primitive" people knew better than us "civilized" folks. :-)
What a great bit of noticing! I love it that you pick up on his change of consciousness just before he dreams. I find that extraordinary. After the events of that strange year in my life I find it easy to imagine that your brain registers some shift in his brain. I know for me that I want to deepen those connections. yes, I guess the Iroquouis were on to something - it is claimed it is the beginning of psychoanalysis.
I have been so inspired by this discussion I set up a new blog so I can continue it once this month is over. It is on http://www.amyhardie.com/digging.
My partner and I really enjoyed watching the film on a cold, crisp night here in Canada. The scenery is not too dissimilar...
It is amazing to me that we spend so much of our lives trying to discount the subconscious dream states that have been a part of ourselves as far back as we want to go with our species. By chance I had watched Herzog's "Cave of Forgotten Dreams" recently and found the parallels with Amy's film to be very strong. We all want to seek absolute truths, but we still rely on only five realms. Our instincts tell us there must be something else, but our rational mind seeks to define and define. Meditation is often contrary to what our wandering minds have been hard wired to do. The paradox is that we seek duality in what is really a non-duality world. As the great Canadian poet Join Mitchell says, "We are stardust; we are golden; and we've got to get ourselves back to the garden."
Thankyou! It is a shock realising how limited we are, even conceptually, by the information that come come through our five senses. But maybe it is not so hard to experience non-duality? Maybe we do it all the time?
Amy x
Hi everyone,
What a great discussion! I love the care you are taking to chew over the concepts, and the appreciation for the beauties that I see about me. Looking at each season when you think it could be your last sharpens your eye. I am intrigued by the dilemma on whether we should live as though each day could be our last, or whether we should live as though we will live forever. That became a question I lived with, for that entire year. When I tried to meditate on death I found myself getting depressed, or sometimes very angry. It made me nervous. It also made me reckless. If I was going to die, then I lose my care and attention for the world around me.
When I read about the woman who had a dying child, and decided that they would both live as though they would live forever, I was very moved. It seemed the most profound act of courage. To commit, totally, to this moment, and the next moment, holding these moments as though they will last forever, knowing that what we do with our lives, with others, with the earth, creates a reality that continues to exist, that there is no escaping into an 'other' life. I find this the most exhilerating and life-enhancing responsibility!
Incredible bravery to make the film and share your deeper self with all of us - thank you!
Thankyou! If you ever want to see how I am coping now, you can go the Edge of Dreaming facebook page, and see the beautiful red foal, curious, resilient, energetic, that is my present to myself as a way of coping with filming every week with around 100 people facing their own mortality..I think that foal is now my deepest self.
Amy x
A beautiful film, honest, compelling, troubling, and yet uplifting. We know so little about how the clear light in all things connects us, and how our conciousness defines our reality. To paraphrase Dickens' view "Men's ways foreshadow certain ends: if the way's be departed from, surely the ends must change." Perhaps the same is true of dreaming; in certain conditions, we dream we are an ugly thing, but in dissatisfaction with that, we revisit the dream, and instead become a butterfly. If it truly is our mind that creates this world, it is our choice; what we dwell upon, we become.
I hope Amy and her family dwell upon love, and compassion, and the beauty of their world for years to come. How strange that it should take the most primitive of therapists, a shaman, to point the way. Maybe, when the glaciers encased much of the Earth in icy death, the cave dwellers painted their strikingly beautiful animals on the walls of their homes, to bring life back to the Earth. I'd like to think that what we dream can become reality, and if that's true, I wish all of us, everywhere, dreams of peace.
o I like this idea that the cave dwellers' paintings summoned life back to earth!
There is a really interesting account by Father Ragueneau, a Jesuit priest who described the 17th century Iroquois Americans with whom he lived:
'They have no divinity but the dream. They submit themselves to it and follow its order with the utmost exactness. Whatever they see themselves doing in dreams they believe they are absolutely obliged to execute at the earliest possible moment. Iroquois would think themselves guilty of a great crime if they failed to obey a single dream. '
When they had a fearful dream, they would ask people in the community to enact it with them, keeping the energy flow of the dream, but substituting a less severe outcome. For instance, if they dreamt their legs were broken after an attack, their friends would simulate the attack but only bruise their legs. They made the private mental experience of a dream public. Not only did they share their dream in community, but they involved their peers community in a carefully calibrated shift of the dream, to produce a better outcome. Their community could be described as actively involved in recreating the dream.
Was I doing a similar thing with this film? Going through the experience of facing my own imminent death, and sharing it with the community by making a film about it?
Yes, great movie. Everyone's journey is so fascinating and to have Amy's so well documented was thrilling. Amy, so relieved you have more years to grow with your loving family.
Thank you to both Amy and Tricycle.
These fims are inspiring.
Thankyou. I am so happy to be alive, especially right now, in front of a fire, cat next to laptop, white frost outside, new red foal learning about ironhard ground.
xx Amy
I found this an extremely interesting movie and the maker a very courageous and honest woman.
Thank you tricycle for making it available.
We owe science a great debt, however it seems to me that science and science oriented people are well and truly stuck in the world of the human 5 senses which is an infinitely narrow and small place. Science appears to speak in absolutes, despite the evidence that our scientific knowledge is a tiny fraction of what is to be know.
I wonder if Amy would have lived if she had not visited the Shaman? I know what I think, but for Amy I got the feeling of a denial and retreat into the world of the material, in seeking to live life as though she would live forever...
Great movie
I think that, when done with sincerity and "right thought," both science and Buddhism rest in "not knowing" with openness and humility.
I am so glad you enjoyed the movie. I think I would have died if I had not gone to the shaman. I was so sure I was fine after the first shamanic journey that I went to the hospital and asked them to discharge me. But when they refused, and tested me again, they found that my lungs were still at 60% capacity. It took the next 18 months for my lungs to climb up to 94%, which is when they did finally discharge me. Maybe the cells of the body are slower than the brain neurons. maybe they take time to catch up. I would love to know if there are scientific experiments that test this.
Thank you for sharing this with me Amy.
I remember Ajahn Brahms of the Western Australian Buddhist Society discussing Professor John Lorbers finding at the University of Sheffield, on the Maths student with an IQ of 126 and virtually no brain. To me it challenges the basic premise of the importance of the Brain.
There is so much we don't know about our universe.
I feel that the physical brain is no more than a mechanical super, super, super biological computer.... and nothing else .....Its the program that USES it that intrigues me ... and that's called "the mind" and I have no idea what that really is:)))))) No evidence just intuition mind you.
That is such an interesting article. I was amazed when I learned recently in a physiology class that we have neural receptors in our heart, and our digestion! I would like to put your link in my blog, so that other folk can read about it and discuss.http://www.amyhardie.com/
Thanks, Amy x
Hi Amy
I have been traveling for the last 3 weeks sorry for the late reply .. If you haven't already done so please put it in your blog.
I have been listening to a very interesting audiobook by B. Alan Wallace called Hidden Dimensions, amongst other things he discusses the study of the brain to determine conciouness . What comes first? I am even more convinced that the brain is the hardware and we can't yet see/understand the software .. But the yogis do :)
I am in awe. A truly beautiful film. In every way. Thank you, Amy, for your courage and heart. Namaste.
Thankyou and a big hug from Scotland!
It was a movie, yet so real ! How she did it? Being honest for sure. Talented, of course.
Gratitude to her. May she will have enough time for whatever she wants to do.
Thankyou. I am now working in a hospice making films about other people confronting their own mortality!
I was mesmerized with the beautiful photography and the path which we were led to walk by the story. I wanted to get to the journey's conclusion but was disappointed when it arrived. My hopes had gotten raised when I saw the Buddhist figurines on the window sill with the mother's ashes that there would be more of a Zen/Buddhist ending and was disappointed. I agree with Michael Jaquish's comments above.
As a 73 year old man, I think I have come to grips with the death of my body and that the real me which is part of all that is will never die and there is nothing to fear.
I really appreciate Tricycle for initiating this film series. I love it and I love Amy Hardie, a truly beautiful person! Thank you Amy for sharing and making us think! John
Hi John,
Thankyou for enjoying the film and glad you found it stimulating. The Buddhist figurines are my sister's. She has spent time in Plum village and gets so much from it. I love it that you have got to a place where there is nothing to fear. Wish the same for all of us!
Amy x
I was gripped from begining to end...I needed to know how this ended! Very interessting. In fact, i didn't have a dream but very similar thoughts and fears only hours before watching this while talking to my dad about his cancer that may have returned. It's a dark place and as the husband said I too seem to "push those thoughts aside" when they're too much. Our dreams could force us out of our false sense of security. I was hoping she would find medtation...for me, when i get overwhelmed i lean on the Dharma and meditation even more. Calming my mind is the only way to allow clairity to rise. I wonder how that might have helped, Amy? I've also read about death warning via dreams. Maybe this warning was to live more in the moment by seeing how death does come most often without warning. The scientific explanation or theory that was mentioned towards the end...can't remember his name, that blew my mind.
I think Eosforos explanation of her reasoning for saying that at the end is correct...in my opinion.
Incredible documentary...I want to show everyone! This is such a cool thing to have access to. Cool scenery shots, beautiful home and landscape too...gave a real sense of being there with her and by the end you felt like you actually met her and her family. The dream about the horse...and then finding it...that messes with my head. There has to be more to this life...as they mentioned about what else exists that our senses can't pick up? Crazy
I am so glad you got so much of the film. Yes, I think meditation is the way forward for me. I run a workshop sometimes where people bring their own stories and work in pairs, to experience changing a block or dead-end in their brain. We bring science, and Jungian archetypes, and some indigenous spirituality, and end in a sort of meditation which feels enormously replenishing.
I am taking so many of these themes into the films I am working on now, also about people facing their own mortality. Which they do in so many different ways. Through talking, sharing, avoiding, singing, telling jokes.... thanks again,
Amy x
I really enjoyed Amy Hardie's film - i am thankful to her and the TFC (i remind myself that the 'F' stands for film - not football :) I also found Amy's closing remark speaking to my heart. Which is ok, basically, given i am illiterate in buddhist thought. To me, "living like one will never die" and "living like one is about to die any moment" are two quite similar states of mind. In a sense, both refer to the same internal feeling of being indifferent towards death as a dis-continuity, a lapse in the stream of life. Especially so of death as an eventuality for which one has to "do something about, to act".
I appreciate Michael Jaquish's arguments above - indeed it would be a trap of the mind to consider we have eternity in store (and act irresponsibly towards the present moment). Then again, Amy's point is about (like) "never dying" - not "living forever". A subtle difference, albeit significant for pointing out the importance of overcoming the fear of death, on one hand, and rounding-up the film's storyline and lesson, on the other.
Thankyou - I think you are quite right! I discussed it more at the bottom!
I agree, eosforos, that the two statements about "living like" are most similar. We all have such different connotations of words, ideas. I did not come away feelling that Amy Hardie expected eternal life or that she would be frittering her life away because of her attitude. She had lived with her own death for a year and faced her fears which she so gracefully and courageously shared in the film. I think facing death is all about facing fears, whether that death is of the body or the spirit. As I age and get closer to death, I also feel that I am closer to life. Living each day as if it were my last gives me images of hanging on, attachments. Living each day as if I had tomorrow allows me to slow down, perhaps do things I wouldn't do otherwise, perhaps even sit quietly.
the conscious.. truly something to ponder. a wonderful, personal journey into dreams and reality.
Thank you Tricycle..and thank you Amy !
thankyou for watching and thinking....I also am a ponderer...
Amy x
It's interesting you mention this, Michael, because it's precisely what gave us pause here at the Tricycle office when we watched the film together. Maybe Amy Hardie would like to address this. A Buddhist audience is likely to ask why we should live as if we'll live forever. We're taught by our teachers, in fact, to contemplate the reverse!
Many thanks to Amy for making the film available. Like both of you, I enjoyed it.
In fact I do not see the contradiction. As far as I know the Buddhist teachings tell you to remember your mortality, your death every day in order to appreciate this human life, to be present in every moment. If I understand correctly that was exactly the aim of that mother who told to her dying child that they would live forever: "to commit, totally, to this moment, and the next moment" as Amy wrote.


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Dec. 13, 2010
Chicago Tribune columnist Mary Schmich has been watching the demolition of public housing from her window.
Mayor Monday: The future of Chicago housing
Dec. 13, 2010
Updated 12/13/10 at 1:05 PM
.Last week Chicagoans watched the departure of the last resident of one of the city's most iconic public-housing complexes, Cabrini-Green. For better or worse, the change in Chicago's public housing stock is part of Mayor Richard M.
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In "Eight Forty-Eight's" new series,
Mayor Mondays
, the show explores life in Chicago, how it's changed under Mayor Richard M. Daley and how it will change under new leadership. Over the past few weeks, "Eight Forty-Eight" talked about food and health.
Mayor Monday: A look at Chicago's crime problem
Dec. 6, 2010
Over the past few weeks, "Eight Forty-Eight" has been looking back at the way Mayor Richard M.
Mayor Monday: The future of public health in Chicago
Nov. 29, 2010
As part of "Eight Forty-Eight's" new
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Mayor Monday: What a new mayor might mean for the future of food
Nov. 22, 2010
Every Monday from now until May, "Eight Forty-Eight"will look at how a new Mayor will affect policies and practices in Chicago.
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While the click-through splash page requires no client-side configuration, it should only be enabled on an SSID whose clients are all capable of displaying the splash page. When there are clients that are not browser-capable (e.g., gaming consoles, wireless barcode scanners), the splash page should be disabled on the SSID. An administrator can configure whether new wireless clients are able to obtain network access when the click-through splash page cannot be displayed (e.g., if the Internet link goes down and the connection to the Meraki cloud becomes temporarily unavailable).
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Apr 30, 2013As a longtime JRPG fan, I appreciate the irony. I can't count the number of times I've defended the genre from people claiming it's a mindless exercise of mash-X-until-you-win, but throwbacks like Dragon Fantasy don't make the stigma any easier to dispel. Games like Cthulhu Saves the World and Anodyne show us that it's possible to celebrate classic genres while still employing interesting design.
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Hardware which just works is what every user wants. Current Linux distributions go a long way to fulfilling that dream. In this article, we will be investigating how the hotplug system works.
Is it really that difficult? You only wanted Linux to launch the right program when you attached your new digital camera, but the operating system has decided to sit this one out. This scenario is all too common, although the situation has started to improve. Linux should handle any kind of hardware correctly, but the ability to manage USB and Firewire devices plugged in or unplugged while the computer is running (known as hotplugging [1]) has become increasingly important. This article explains what a modern Linux system does with the devices you attach to it, and why not everything works as planned.
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Hillary Clinton hasn't announced that she's running for president in 2016, and launched a campaign yet. But the Washington Post is already complaining that her nonexistent campaign for an office she may or may not seek lacks a clear message. "Clinton's gender likely would be a significant asset," writes chief correspondent Dan Balz (8/12/13), adding: "It, however, is not a message." One has to admire the first 44 presidents of the United States, each of whom somehow managed to achieve the office without the benefit of this asset. The next day (8/13/13), Post columnist Richard Cohen picked up on Balz's […]
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Washington Post ombud Patrick Pexton (9/30/12) presents conservative opinion as a prima facie case for a left-wing slant in corporate news media: "Republicans think the news media are being too easy on Barack Obama…. Everyone sees more bias, and Republicans see it more than other groups." Offering this as evidence of a left media bias is, of course, highly dubious. Sixty-seven percent of Republicans say that humans aren't warming the planet. Sixty-three percent still maintain that Iraq was hiding weapons of mass destruction. Fifty-eight percent of Republicans "believe that God created humans in their present form within the last 10,000 […]
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The magisters at the Sanctum of the Sun have made great progress in analyzing the Scourge's weaknesses with the aid of the Forsaken. Magister Kaendris will know what to do with this information.
You'll find the Sanctum of the Sun southwest of here. You must hurry, <name>. Dar'Khan is a cunning enemy and watches our every move!
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I think my body temperature just dropped a couple degrees from looking at that pic. The blues and azures used to color and texture her dress along with her pale, emotionless face really do give you a sense of overwhelming cold emanating from her.
Beautiful, the ice in the dress was a gorgeous touch. (wait, are they icicles or frost?)
Beautiful! Are those stars and pine trees in her gown?
Thanks! They are suppose to be icicles but they do look like pine trees and stars too.
Makes the line from that song by Foreigner "She's cold as ice..." Roll through my head. Love the textures on the dress, really gives the impression of being covered/made by ice. The little winged monkey is adorable.
BEAUTIFUL, I love this design! totally awesome o_o
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DescriptionAcoustic Music Centre @ St Bride's is approx 5 - 10 minutes' walk from the important Haymarket road and rail interchange.
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Induction loop in Big Room and in venue box office but not in Back Room.
Very close to several bus routes.
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|Nestled in the town of Purcellville, VA, Jenny's Salon offers cutting edge custom cut and color in a cozy, classy setting. Newly opened in February 2007, Jenny's Salon provides a wide variety of precision cuts, custom color and highlights for women, men and children. The salon is a treat to visit, full of antiques, art and the hospitality of its owner, Jenny Grafton. Jenny is an industry leader in the world of custom hair color. Whether you are looking for a new look or corrective coloring, Jenny offers a fresh perspective and years of experience to make your idea a reality.
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