Re: Further Evolution beyond the Human?

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Thanks for the reference BUT what does the article say?!!?

In <5392vf$s1k@dfw-ixnews10.ix.netcom.com> onesong@ix.netcom.com(Marcus
S. Robinson, D.C.H.) writes:
>
>In <32561B4A.737C@tyco.net.au> Brian Davison <davison@tyco.net.au>
>writes:
>>
>>I have an interesting theory on evolution to consider. It seems most
>>likely that the natural process of evolution is finished, and mankind
>is
>>the final product of that evolution. So the question remains, what
>>comes next?
>>
>Homo sapiens is not the end, but a means to emergence of a new species
>in humankind. I have dubded this new species, homo universalis and
>metaphorically describe him as the One Song Hero.
>
>Check the article (re)Discovering the Nature of Being posted in the
>Voyager E-Journal. This article is hyperlink to a sample chapter of
my
>latest book entitled "One Song Hero: The Inward Journey of an Urban
>Shaman."
>
>
>Marcus S. Robinson, DCH
>Voyager...On the Path of Transformation E-Journal
>http://www.vivanet.com/~marcus/voyager.htm
>
>

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