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Paul Kieniewicz – Andrew Glazewski and the Science of the Human Field

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A co-founder of the Scientific and Medical Network, Andrew Glazewski was a physicist, priest and chaplain to Polish refugees in Newton Abbot. For several decades he researched the physics for the human field, and the existence of a non-local field. Paul Kieniewicz (SMN), a close friend of Andrew Glazewski will discuss Glazewski’s findings, and how the field provides an explanation for healing techniques such as Therapeutic Touch.

PAUL KIENIEWICZ (SMN) is a geologist, astronomer, novelist, currently editor for the SMN website. He is the author of “Gaia’s Children”, co-author with Andrew Glazewski of “Harmony of the Universe”.

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Richard Irwin
Director of SMN since 2015 with responsibility for rebuilding the Network's on-line presense. I have a passion for reconciling science with spirituality (see http://danceineternity.com), who also composes and arranges music (see http://hymnswithoutwords.com).

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