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INDIA 8 August 2011 These are no fast food service type of menus nor are there any free lunches and those expecting such an easy result are, with all my humility and civility warned to restrain themselves from these practices. Nor will it confer magic within a limited time frame. Its results are...

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3-D movie shows what happens in the brain as it loses consciousness University of Manchester researchers have for the first time been able to watch what happens to the brain as it loses consciousness. Using sophisticated imaging equipment they have constructed a 3-D movie of the brain as...

June 2, 2011 Has Modern Science Bankrupted Our Souls? Bruce Lipton Stem Cell Biologist, Author - Huffington Post - 06/ 2/11 We are truly living in exciting times. The challenges and crises facing the world today are portents of imminent change in civilization. We are on the...

by Jon Markoff SAN FRANCISCO — Inside a darkened theater a viewer floats in a redwood forest displayed with Imax-like clarity on a cavernous overhead scre The hovering sensation gives way to vertigo as the camera dives deeper into the forest, approaches a branch of a giant redwood tree...

Hello, my name is Michael and I am a post graduate student currently performing research into the psychology of religion for my Msc with the Open University. My research is in measuring similarities and differences between scientific and religious thought. In this study I am looking at levels of...

Hello everyone, I am new here, interested in your thinking and would like to ask you a question. To me it seams that in our modern society science tries to explain everything. But what are they missing? What can't they explain and what will they never be able to explain in your eyes...

Michael Zimmerman, Ph.D. Founder, The Clergy Letter Project Posted: February 7, 2011 06:49 PM For the sixth time, hundreds of religious congregations on six continents will participate in an event designed to demonstrate that the most exciting scientific findings pose no threat to...

Alan I. Leshner CEO, American Association for the Advancement of Science; Executive Publisher, 'Science' Discussions about science and religion too often resemble one team lining up against the other. In this country, the science-religion interaction can be as aggressive as NFL...

Clay Farris Naff Science Writer, Editor, Broadcaster and Blogger Brian Greene, the people's physicist, is everywhere these days. He's appearing on behalf of his new book, The Hidden Reality: Parallel Universes and the Deep Laws of the Cosmos. Indeed, if we take him at his word, he may be...

Anju Bhargava Founder, Hindu American Seva Charities Hindus are inheritors of a culture which integrated spirituality and science with great pageantry. Hinduism's underlying core belief is that there is only God and everything emanates from that One. All forms are an expression of the...

Kabbalah: A Sacred Science of the Future Yehuda Berg I enjoyed reading "The Jewish View of Creationism" by Rabbi Adam Jacobs on Huffington Post. Coincidentally, we at Kabbalah Publishing are re-editing one of the Rav's previous works in which he discusses time and space from the perspective of...

Jalees Rehman Assistant Professor of Medicine, University of Chicago Posted: January 1, 2011 08:26 AM I have often been asked why we scientists are so resistant to introducing ideas such as "creation science" in the biology classroom. My first reaction is to say that these ideas are...

HAL anticipates and supports the user's body movements. Japan's Cyberdyne may share its name with the company responsible for nuclear destruction and the killer robots of the Terminator movie series, but the similarities end there. And if the idea of a robot suit helping those with...

Levi Ben-Shmuel - Tai Chi and Kabbalah teacher, co-creator of Sulam Chi: Prayer in Motion The expression "let's get to the heart of the matter" is well ingrained in the English language. When it comes to the heart itself, what is the heart of the matter? The question arose while thinking about...

Spirituality and Science in the 21st Century Gurbakhsh Singh (USA) The thought of spirituality is as old as humanity itself. Along with the development of human knowledge, the nature of the faith in the supernatural authority has also changed. Hinduism, a major faith in the East, claims it...

Science can't bridge cultural divides, poll suggests By Margaret Munro, Postmedia News - September 22, 2010 5:02 PM Science is said to be an international language, but a survey has turned up striking cultural divides on hot button scientific issues. Americans are far more pro-nuclear...

The most trivial part of the relationship between science and religion, and yet one that generates lots of debate, is the simple question of compatibility: Can they co-exist? I have written a bit about this, but I have to confess that this question is boring. Establishing that two things can...

For our purposes as human beings the mind is the center of everything. It governs our experience of our bodies, it retains and composes the inner narrative of our lives, it absorbs the givens of family, culture and education, it orders the data of our senses into a coherent and continuous report...

"God offers to every mind its choice between truth and repose. Take which you please -- you can never have both." -Ralph Waldo Emerson Nearly 500 years after science and religion parted company over Galileo's demeaning challenge to a church invested in geocentricity, we have come to a...