Head and heart : a personal exploration of science and the sacred
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TextWheaton, IL Quest Books/Theosophical Pub. House c2002Edition: 1st Quest edDescription: x, 285p.; ill.; bibliog. refs.; bibliog.; indexContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0835608174
- BL240.3 .M36 2002
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Part 1 - Differentiating science and the sacred. 1 The wedding. 2 Lessons from radio astronomy about objectivity. 3 A special kind of knowledge. 4 A cosmological analogy for the nature of soul. 5 Scientifc knowledge. Part 2 - Some interactions of science and the sacred. 6 The dark side of monotheism. 7 Individuation and synchronicity. 8 Toward an understanding of astrology. 9 Can synchronicity be scientifically tested?. Part 3 - Toward the harmony of science and the sacred. 10 A threefold view of the absolute. 11 Science and consciousness. 12 Harmonizing the opposites. 13 Pilgrim and prodigal
'In this deeply personal account, Victor Mansfield...has brought about a remarkable union of the astronomical and the psychological, which retains the integrity of both partners while joining them in a single state of integrated consciousness. It is an impressive achievement.' --Murray Stein
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