When the “natural philosophers” of the seventeenth century were developing what was to become the scientific method, they embarked on a completely new intellectual path. They eliminated any consideration of religious doctrine and spiritual concepts as relevant to the understanding … Continue reading
We all recognize that the basic materials out of which our world is formed are remarkably consistent and constant. For example, all pieces of glass share the same properties as do all pieces of aluminum. Science, of course, has shown … Continue reading
In the last article of this series, I presented research that conclusively shows that people can sit in an isolated room and gather information from distant sites at will. Even more remarkable, there is no limit found to which sites … Continue reading
ESP and “psychic” abilities have had a bad reputation among most scientists. A major reason for this attitude is that the evidence for psychic abilities has been considered anecdotal since it has not been reliably repeatable and, as a consequence, … Continue reading
There are some quite interesting modifications that can be made to the simple double slit experiment from the last article. It is possible to determine which slit each photon goes through as it makes its way from the light source … Continue reading
Quantum mechanics is a phrase that often evokes a feeling of mystery and esoteric power. It was developed at the beginning of the twentieth century to explain the results of experiments that were not consistent with classical Newtonian mechanics. The … Continue reading
What if what we have called “extrasensory” is just an additional sense we all have for gathering information about the world? What if what we have called “paranormal” are actually important aspects of how our world really works? Science is … Continue reading
Science and Spirit 