Chapter 1: A Journey Through Time

Reflecting on my past, I find it incredible to think about my journey in science. I graduated in 1983 from the Western Australian Institute of Technology, earning a Bachelor of Applied Science with a focus on Biology. I had just turned 20 that September, and the image above captures a moment from my six-month tenure as a Research Officer for the Australian Heritage Commission.

My three years of academic exploration during the 1980s were filled with joy and discovery. From working with scanning electron microscopes to engaging in fieldwork and experiments in animal and human biology, I thrived on the energy of inquiry. The thrill of outdoor experiments, such as testing the effects of ice baths on the body, combined with mathematics, made my studies particularly exciting.

“Science is a systematic enterprise that builds and organizes knowledge in the form of testable explanations and predictions about the universe.”

As I pen this at the age of 60, I find myself drawn back to my scientific beginnings. My fascination with life on Earth and the cosmos—ranging from the fundamental building blocks of life to the vastness of galaxies—has never waned. My perspective is a blend of spirituality and physical understanding. Science allows me to observe events objectively, while my spiritual side connects me to energetic information and divine consciousness.

Section 1.1: The Intersection of Science and Spirituality

The scientific method encourages objectivity and a deep exploration of relationships beyond mere cause and effect. For instance, Sacred Geometry marries art and science, revealing esoteric insights that contribute to scientific understanding.

Science enables us to recognize patterns, stability, and change within systems. Thus, I am eager to refresh my biological knowledge, which will help me reconnect with my true self. When we nurture our authentic selves, we can better support those around us.

Subsection 1.1.1: Embracing Knowledge for Personal Growth

Ultimately, the supreme scientist is God or Source. Some believe that we are spiritual beings navigating our physical existence. By studying life, the body's functions, and energy dynamics, we can develop a profound appreciation for our existence, which can drive us to live harmoniously with ourselves and others.

I have chosen to recommence my self-study in biology and related scientific disciplines. This journey will empower me to cultivate self-love through a cherished passion and apply the newfound wisdom to my life.

Chapter 2: The Path Ahead

The first video titled "REVERSE AGING: What To Eat & When To Eat To INCREASE LONGEVITY | Dr. David Sinclair" explores dietary choices and timing to enhance longevity. This aligns perfectly with my commitment to scientific exploration and personal wellness.

Another insightful video, "Gary Brecka - Anti-Aging and Longevity Habits For More Energy, Improved Blood Work, & A Longer Life," discusses habits that can lead to increased energy and better health outcomes, reinforcing my motivation to embrace my scientific roots.

As I navigate this new chapter, I aspire to find remote opportunities in scientific research, writing, or testing. However, I am content to reignite my passion for biology and science, which fosters my authentic self.

After years of overcoming challenges and trauma, I now feel fortunate to be in a position where I can truly enjoy the environment I cherished during my earlier studies. The "scientist" within me guides my thinking, writing, and behavior, enhancing my creativity.

For instance, recent research from MIT explores therapeutic resonant frequencies that could address human pathogens. This innovative approach suggests that our disconnection from cosmic harmony may contribute to illness. By examining the vibrational properties of pathogens, scientists aim to discover potential solutions.

Regardless of age, it’s never too late to return to the passions that ignite our spirits.