Brian Swimme

Earth was once molten rock, and now it makes spaceships.

— Brian Swimme

This is the greatest discovery of the scientific enterprise: You take hydrogen gas, and you leave it alone, and it turns into rosebushes, giraffes, and humans.

— Brian Swimme

With the appearance of the human, the coding process of life burst beyond the DNA molecule and began carving its information in stone!

— Brian Swimme

I think the discovery of nonlocality is touching in on the whole. So that these these seemingly separate events are somehow connected through the whole. … you have this larger enveloping field and we're, you know, just beginning to understand something about that... so I love that discovery although I don't think we're anywhere near really knowing what we've come upon.

— Brian Swimme

The break-through moments are unimaginable until they happen.

— Brian Swimme

Every moment we're making decisions. If you want to understand the universe as a whole you'd have to include all those decisions including our own lives so that even in the future our presence is going to be felt one way or the other — so I think … our death as being — it's a death to a micro-phase self or a small self … it's a death into our larger self in that … this whole vast adventure is our larger identity.

— Brian Swimme