The Scientific & Medical NetworkCategory: News
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Quantum gravity and taoist cosmology
Here, a detailed analysis of cosmogony is offered, first in terms of the theory of dimensional development and its Taoist (yin-yang) counterpart, then in terms of the evolution of the elemental force particles through cycles of expansion and contraction in a spiraling universe.
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Interview with Ervin Laszlo – Coronavirus and Humanity
According to 2-time nominated Nobel Peace Laureate, Ervin Laszlo, we are at a critical time for humanity, a bifurcation where we can go two ways, either into a state of chaos, where we won’t survive, or to a higher state of consciousness.
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Pauli’s Dream – Jung, Modern Physics and Alchemy
C. G. Jung devoted much of his life to exploring the dark borderland between psyche and matter. While engaged in that inquiry, he corresponded with physicist Wolfgang Pauli and was drawn to the phenomena of quantum mechanics. Just what is it about modern physics that invites intimate contact with the psyche? In examining this question,…
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Interview with Dr Peter Fenwick – Consciousness and Dying
Author of several books including ‘The Art Of Dying,’ ‘The Truth In The Light’ and ‘The Hidden Door’ neuro-psychiatrist and Galileo Commission adviser Dr Peter Fenwick talks about his research into End of Life Experiences and deathbed phenomena and what these mean in the greater picture of who we really are.
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Inner Experience – Direct Access to Reality
I propose such a complementarist dual aspect model of consciousness and brain, or mind and matter. This then also entails a different epistemology. For if consciousness is coprimary with matter, then we can also use a deeper exploration of consciousness as happens in contemplative practice to reach an understanding of the deep structure of the…
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Interview with Dr Rupert Sheldrake
In this view for the Galileo Commission, our adviser Ruper Sheldrake shares his views on materialism and how to move beyond it. He discusses the limitations of a dominant materialistic worldview in light of what we know about consciousness, epigenetics, among other empirical observations
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Nonlocal consciousness as fundamental – Stephan Schwartz
This change is coming, and I think we should start thinking about this: What will science be like when consciousness becomes a regularly considered aspect in the design of experimental protocols, and how will it affect emerging technologies?
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Sue Speaks Podcast – Larry Dossey
Larry’s mission: “My mission is to tell the truth and not shade the truth.” Larry’s one-line message to the world: “Pay Attention. Be astonished. Tell about it.” – Mary Oliver
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On the Matrix of Consciousness
Incorporating a shared vision of what the world could be like if consciousness were acknowledged to be fundamental, then fostering wellbeing at every level, is how you make social change happen. The most powerful human force is the power of shared intention. It is a worldview, not a technology.
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Cambridge Scientist Peter Wadhams Explores Consciousness Studies
In this discussion, it is clear that there appeared to be suppression and a lack of promotion of extraordinary experiments conducted by Sir William Crookes and Sir Oliver Lodge. These important experiments demonstrated a relationship between scientific facts and the spiritual dimensions. Smith-Moncrieffe and Wadhams go further and also discuss the rich history of more…
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Rupert Sheldrake Interview – Atheism, Spirituality & Consciousness
In this interview with the “world’s most controversial scientist,” Rupert Sheldrake takes us on the journey of his life – from a sceptical undergraduate to a ground-breaking scientist.
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Challenging Dogmatism In Science – R. Sheldrake & P. Fenwick
In a discussion, moderated by Galileo Commission Chair David Lorimer, Galileo Commission Adviser Dr. Rupert Sheldrake is joined by Dr. Peter Fenwick, who wrote the Preface to the Galileo Commission Report, to discuss the dogmatism in science.