The New Age of Modern Science
We will explore not only the new frontiers of knowledge—from quantum biology to artificial intelligence—but also the ethical, spiritual, and educational revolutions that must accompany them.
We will explore not only the new frontiers of knowledge—from quantum biology to artificial intelligence—but also the ethical, spiritual, and educational revolutions that must accompany them.
This article presents a comprehensive journey through the many subfields of geology, beginning with the formation of the Earth and ending with a vision of planetary stewardship.
This article takes the long, winding, turbocharged road through where the car came from, how it works, who makes it, and where it’s headed next. Buckle up.
Explore the founding scriptures — the Lankavatara Sutra, the Outline of Practice, and Trust in Mind — through which the Chan spirit first found its voice.
This article explores learning and education not just as systems or professions, but as scientific phenomena and philosophical ideals.
In these pages, we will follow the unfolding of Zen from its Indian and Chinese foundations to its flowering in Japan and its transmission to the West.
This article introduces the essential principles, structures, motions, and roles of parliamentary procedure, empowering individuals and groups to deliberate more skillfully and govern more wisely.
In this article, we explore two distinct yet overlapping traditions: Yoga, with its ancient Indian origins and comprehensive mind-body-spirit framework, and Transcendental Meditation, a 20th-century method rooted in Vedic philosophy but streamlined for modern use.
Drawing from psychology, neuroscience, public health, and cultural studies, this article surveys key findings in the growing body of scientific research on spirituality and its impact on both individuals and society.
In this article, we’ll break down how mechanics works—from basic concepts like force and torque to cutting-edge applications in robotics and aerospace.
This article traces the journey of transportation—from its ancient origins to today’s global networks, and into the bold futures of autonomous vehicles, space travel, and sustainable transit.
How long should I sit? When should I do it? How do seasoned practitioners—monks, yogis, therapists, and contemplatives—actually meditate in real life?