Everything is Self

By Nick Roach

Many great masters have said “Everything is Self,” and this phrase is repeated regularly during spiritual…

David Bohm, Implicate Order and Holomovement

By David Storoy

David Bohm was one of the most distinguished theoretical physicists of his generation, and a fearless challenger of scientific orthodoxy.

The Paradox of Free Will

By Peter Russell

One of my earliest ventures into philosophy, back in high school, concerned the question of “free will versus determinism.”

The Historic Einstein-Tagore Meeting: Is Truth Independent of us?

By Shawn Radcliffe

It was on the edge of Berlin on July 14, 1930, that science and spirituality came together in one of the most intellectually stimulating conversations in history

The Flow of Time in a Timeless Universe

By Shawn Radcliffe

If you were to stand outside the universe—outside both space and time—and look at your life, you would see your birth, your death and every moment in between laid out as distinct points.

Falsifiability: How to Distinguish Between Science and Nonscience

By Sean Carroll

In a world where scientific theories often sound bizarre and counter to everyday intuition, and where a wide variety of nonsense aspires to be recognized as “scientific,” it’s important to be able to separate science from non-science—

The Greatest Contradiction of Common Sense

By Bernardo Kastrup

This essay is about a shocking contradiction in our common sense about the nature of reality; a contradiction that you are probably totally unaware of. Becoming aware of this contradiction has the potential to change your life.

Through the Lens of Perception

By Shawn Radcliffe

In recent years scientists have been exploring the effects that stress and emotions have on our cells — in particular, on our chromosomes and mitochondrial DNA.

An Examination of Ethics and Spiritual Teaching

By Rick Archer

It’s a safe bet that everyone reading this article has read accounts of spiritual teachers engaging in questionable behavior. Many of you may have been on the receiving end of such behavior.

The Fiction of Being

By Mark Matousek and Mark Matousek

Every life is a work of fiction. That’s what I tell my memoir students. People come to me wanting to tell their life story, the narrative that sums them up, the myth that captures their essence.

There Is No Moon If We Close Our Eyes: Chris Fields and Riccardo Manzotti

Gifts of Brokenness: a video with Vera de Chalambert

Nondual Logic

By Science and Nonduality and Andrew Lohrey

By Andrew Lohrey In first year philosophy I was never taught there was more than one kind of logic.…

And God Created Man In His Own Image

By Science and Nonduality and Nick Roach

by Nick Roach The title is from the Bible, Genesis 1:27. The passage goes on to say “...in the image…

A Manifesto for Sanity and Soul: Stephen Jenkinson

In a wide-ranging and moving talk, spiritual activist and author Stephen Jenkinson advocates for dying…

God Is A Fact About Ourselves: Nancy Abrams

Philosopher Nancy Abrams presents a radical rethinking of God for the global scientific community, ideas…

Escaping the Observer Trap

By Michael Taft

Are you feeling stuck in your practice? Did meditation lead to big, positive life changes early on,…

The Idealist Symbolism of the Christmas Archetype

By Bernardo Kastrup

As we experience the afterglow of Christmas — the date that symbolically commemorates the birth of the…