It's surprising I can function at all with how badly I interpret you Claudio. Ok, I'll look into it, but maybe Martin or krimson would be better off doing so and synopsising[sic] you as my meaning may be as scrambled to you as yours is to me. I'll have to go retrieve it (Freeman, 2004) again because I didn't save a copy, and if it is printed it is temporarily lost in my piles of printed articles.
Love
Bette

PS: Here are some more that happened to be in a row.
Leder, D. (2005). Spooky actions at a distance: physics, psi, and distant healing. Journal
of Alternative & Complementary Medicine, 11(5), 923-930. Retrieved September
9, 2008, from CINAHL Plus with Full Text database.

Leddy, S. (2003). A unitary energy-based nursing practice theory: theory and application
[corrected] [published erratum appears in VISIONS 2004;12(1):7]. Visions: The
Journal of Rogerian Nursing Science, 11(1), 21-28. Retrieved September 7, 2008,
from CINAHL Plus with Full Text database. NOT PRINTED

Levin, M. (2003). Review of Physics of the soul: The quantum book of living, dying,
reincarnation, and immortality. Journal of the American Society for Psychical
Research, 97(1), 80-87. Retrieved December 28, 2008, from PsycINFO database.

Levine, J. (2008). SECONDARY QUALITIES: WHERE CONSCIOUSNESS AND
INTENTIONALITY MEET. Monist, 91(2), 215-236. Retrieved October 31, 2008,
from Academic Search Premier database.

Okay, here is one that I actually opened (my copy of) again and found interesting (for what that is worth) as it shows belief systems (BS) in action as well as bringing the term "nonphysical" into play.

Lynch, M., & Glasgow, J. (2003). The Impossibility of Superdupervenience.
Philosophical Studies, 113(3), 201-221. Retrieved February 8, 2009, from
Academic Search Premier database.

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Bette, thanks for your efforts. I will look them up once I got more time :)

Take care and have a nice weekend,
m

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You are welcome Martin, and thank you for suggesting a nice weekend, I will do so (chose to have a nice weekend). Let me know specifics, what works for you, etc. once you've looked at these.
Love to you and yours,
Bette

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what is?
Consciousness.

It sounds like the character has chosen the path of surrender over the path of the warrior. Good for him, refusing to fight! Given the option, I'd rather lie down and go to sleep, too.

I don't think so Lynda. I am discussing this strategy in a discussion over at the Virtue Science web site, the laying down and rolling over defense. I just don't buy it. It doesn't have any survival value. I suggested if collapsing in a heap is the chosen reaction (as opposed to a chosen "response", but that is another topic), perhaps rolling over in love with a smile to face the thing causing the collapse may follow with some profit. At least at that point you will move past it, or be eaten. It's just data. Wake up sweetie pie, walk through it in love and you can make progress without thinking yourself the warrior that you really are. Warriors make more progress, in my opinion, although it does take all types.
Love
Bette

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what is?
Consciousness.

I believe myself to be a mixture of the three but lately I'm indulging that aspect of me that likes the path of service. Surrender is my second favorite. The warrior in me had her time in my youth, she needs to be still for a while, think about the things she's done...