

Dialectical ‘both-and’ thinking is key to resolving paradox and integrating ideas in ways that avoid reduction of one idea to the other. In this talk, the history of such thinking in the West and East will be explored, including the Chinese yin-yang model, Hegel’s dialectical reasoning, Jung’s exploration of opposites within alchemy and the psyche, Erikson’s dialectics of psychological development, dialectical behaviour therapy, and both-and thinking in quantum physics. A dialectical model of the relationship between science and spirituality will be discussed.
The cross-cultural study of the Near Death Experience (NDE) is a relatively new field of investigation. Some researchers held the view that […]
Presented by: The Scientific & Medical Network @ Bath Royal Literary & Scientific Institution Dr Rupert Sheldrake Biologist, Author of: The Science […]
Four webinars by Ravi Ravindra on Saturdays June 2, 9, 16, 23, 2018 From 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. (Central time), 11 […]