California Institute for Human Science

Love as the Timeless Source of Wholeness with Glenn Aparicio Parry, PhD
A New Thinking Allowed Video Presented by
The California Institute for Human Science
https://youtu.be/AmdyLkeRD7w

Glenn Aparicio Parry, PhD, is author of Original Thinking: A Radical Revisioning of Time, Humanity, and Nature. He is the founder and director of the Circle for Original Thinking, a think tank based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He was also given the name Kizhe Naabe (Ojibwe for "Kind-Hearted Man") and is author of Original Politics: Making American Sacred Again. His newest book is Original Love: The Timeless Source of Wholeness.

Glenn Aparicio Parry explores love as the primordial force underlying nature, consciousness, and the cosmos itself. He describes how ancient wisdom traditions, indigenous worldviews, and modern physics all point toward love as the vibration that restores wholeness amid strife. He also reflects on time, ritual, the moon, and the evolution of human consciousness as pathways for remembering our deeper unity with all life.

00:00:00 Introduction: love is beyond words
00:08:06 Original: origin of the trilogy and love as vibration
00:16:11 Nature: time, place, and linear perspective
00:24:01 Cosmos: love, gravity, entanglement and oneness
00:32:02 Myth: separation, soulmates, and double-sex beings
00:40:45 Struggle: suffering, resilience, and healing through love
00:48:48 Technology: AI, automation, and loving our machines
00:56:00 Ritual: moon ceremonies, feminine wisdom, and offerings
01:04:01 Timefree: timeless presence, dreams, and integral consciousness
01:12:13 Conclusion

TONIGHT at 5PM Pacific- Join us to celebrate the legacy and 100th birthday of CIHS founder Dr. Motoyama

At the California Institute for Human Science, we are inspired by the principles and philosophy of our founder and first President, Dr. Hiroshi Motoyama. Dr. Motoyama’s life was directed toward laying the foundations for the emergence of a new integrative worldview wherein the insights derived from religion, spirituality, and science could be harmonized and unified. Specifically, Dr. Motoyama held that the materialistic universe disclosed by twentieth century science is but one aspect of a broader and deeper cosmos that includes spiritual dimensions. He taught that the human being consists of body, mind, soul, and spirit, and that humanity’s deepest essence is love and wisdom. All human beings have an inherent capability to achieve oneness with God and to realize the underlying emptiness of the Absolute.

We will gather on Zoom, December 15, 2025 at 5pm Pacific, 8pm Eastern to commemorate this milestone through sharing of personal stories by some of those closest to Dr. Motoyama…including how his prescience and vision in 1972 foreshadowed the founding of CIHS years later.

See how CIHS is leading into the future with advanced programs that engage body, mind, soul and spirit while integrating new technologies and preserving Dr. Motoyama’s belief that humanity’s deepest essence is love and wisdom.

No registration required – just use the Zoom link here and you’re in!

https://cihs-edu.zoom.us/j/98250137748?pwd=DuyR5cL0bdGzRWrArbkBSoamtQrfdY.1

In appreciation of Dr. Motoyama’s contributions, we invite those who feel called to support CIHS to do so with a donation here https://cihs.edu/donate/

Join us on Monday December 15 at 5pm Pacific on Zoom. You'll enjoy a tribute to Dr. Motoyama and his legacy, including photos, guest speakers who will share their personal experiences, and so much more.

No registration required – just use the Zoom link here and you’re in!

https://cihs-edu.zoom.us/j/98250137748?pwd=DuyR5cL0bdGzRWrArbkBSoamtQrfdY.1

This is the tribute by Masato Kashiwakura, CIHS Trustee. As you'll read, you'll learn that Dr.Motoyama had a quiet sense of humor and grand appreciation for life and humanity.