Post-transition
Origin: Lat. post., transitĭo, -ōnis
Post paradigmatic. In one view, the next turn on the evolutionary spiral, a quantum jump comparable to the emergence of life out of pre-life, or humans out of animals. A time intuited in mystical revelation; the New Jerusalem, Paradise, new heavens and a new earth, viewed from an evolutionary perspective, not as life after death, but as life after this stage of life; The beginning of our existence as Homo universalis, born into a universe of billions and billions of galaxies, learning to cocreate on a universal scale.
Spanish: Post-transición
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- Barbara Hubbardcited 9 times
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