Science & Spirituality
Arthur Zajonc endeavors to refine and clarify the relationship between these two classically antagonistic concepts. He inquires deeply into the roots of their theoretical frameworks, identifying their limitations, and pointing toward a capacity of mature insight which distinguishes without division.
- Mind and Morality: Where Do They Meet? (May 2015)
- Liberating Light: A Contemplative and Scientific Encounter (March 2013)
- Thinking Like Einstein (March 2011)
- Science and Anthroposophy – Introduction (January 2010)
- Contemplative Pedagogy and the Sciences (January 2009)
- Every Object, Well Contemplated, Changes Who You Are (January 2009)
- Knowledge between science and spirituality (May 2007)
- What He Can Teach Us About the Brain (September 2006)
- The Universe in a Single Atom – Review (September 2006)
- Science and Spirituality: Finding the Right Map (January 2006)
- Holism and Reductionism in the Entwined History of Light and Mind (May 2003)
- Buddhism and Science- Review (January 2003)
- Conversations with the Dalai Lama: Quantum Physics and Spiritual Truth (September 2001)
- Buddhism Beyond the Bounds of Belief- Review (August 2000)
- The Common Cognitive Sources of Science and Religion (June 1999)
- Goethe and the Phenomenological Investigation of Consciousness (January 1999)
- Toward A Yoga of the Senses (September 1997)
- New Wine in What Kind of Wineskins? (January 1994)
- Contemplating Nature (September 1992)
- New Consciousness, New Thinking and the New Physics (January 1992)
- Science within an Ecology of Mind (January 1992)
- Light and Cognition: The Imperatives of Science (January 1991)
- Water as a Spiritual Resource (January 1990)
- Three Realms of Scientific Work (June 1989)
- The Geometry of Life (December 1985)
- The Two Lights: The Lindisfarne Letter (January 1982)
- An Aeolian Harp: Nature and Novalis’ Science (January 1980)