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In part 1, Jeffrey Mishlove and Huston Smith, author of The world's religions, analyze, compare, and contrast the religious and philosophical traditions of the West, South Asia, and East Asia from a geographical perspective. In part 2 they consider world religion and philosophy from a temporal perspective.
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Physicist and systems theorist, Fritjof Capra explores new trends in the field of biology- including systems theory, complexity theory, chaos theory, the Gaia hypothesis - and suggests a new approach to the understanding of living systems. This view of our intimate involvement with the web of life can lead us toward ways of living that are ecologically sound.--PUBLISHER.
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Stan Tenen notes that the two primary names of God in the Hebrew Torah refer to the fundamental metaphysical principles of duality: the god within and the god without, god as a singular entity and god as infinite. The key insight of Judaism, that these principles are actually one, is embedded in the very structure and shape of the Hebrew letters. Tenen further explains that these letters can all be derived from a language of gestures - and suggests...
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Host Jeffrey Mishlove interviews Barbara Marx Hubbard, author of The book of co-creation. She examines the question of what is the nature and meaning of the enormous power modern humans have developed, and she forecasts the birth of a new sense of human consciousness: awareness of the universal in all humanity.