This... was a journey, far more profound than any thus far. I feel compelled to write this down... how does one find balance between documenting profound experiences so as to not forget them, while not coming across as preachy or full of oneself or narcissistic, or is that all just irrational fear?
The term "substance" implies physical objects with mass and shape. In modern philosophy of science, well developed ideas quantify structural variables and replace ideas of substance. Materials are measured in time and space and are identified as to being physical objects at some scope of size. Th
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Jeffery Martin, PhD, is President of the California Institute for Human Science. He holds graduate degrees in information technology, management, and transformative studies and has co-edited, authored, or co-authored over
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Jorge Ferrer, PhD, is former chair of the department of east-west psychology at the California Institute of Integral Studies. He is currently a core faculty member there. He is author of Revisioning Transpersonal Theory:
Here is an account of where the battle stands. It is not a religious debate but a science one. Whittmann is an active researcher and writes well. I was encouraged to see Kastrup's take listed as one of the prominent competing theories. But, it is surely over as to Physicalism's impact on scienc
Quote:In this last part in the trilogy about Vedanta, we explore the life and teachings of Madhvacharya - the founder of the school of Dvaita (dualistic) Vedanta.
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