Power and Medicine During Transitional Eras: Microvita As the Bridge, Sohail Inayatullah, NR 3 The Human Right to Health, Dr. Rodrigo Bazúa Lobato, NR 3 The Five P Health Model, the Emerging Health Paradigm, Sohail Inayatullah, NR 3 Mind Aids In Activating Nature’s Healing Power, Shrii Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar, NR 3 Shukra, The Totipotent Sap,…
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The Other Side of the Algorithm, Sudhir Tiku, not published in our paper edition Towards a Deeper Understanding In Physics, Suresh Emre, NR 4 Systems Thinking and Embracing the Plurality Of Truths, Aaron Frank, NR 4 The Sounds and Colours Of Creation, Frank Bovenkamp, NR 4 The New Physics: The Physics Of Information, Computation, Self-Organization…
Obsessive Clinging (abhinivesha): A Perspective on Addiction from Yoga Psychology
Shaman Hatley
Neohumanist Review 4: From the Editor-In-Chief
As we enter what promises to be a momentous second half of the present decade, we at Neohumanist Review are pleased to offer another collection of up-to-date cutting edge articles of both general and particular interest. Our fourth issue kicks off with three profound articles each addressing what we envision as the fullness of science;…
Change: One Heart At a Time – Part I
Dr. Guldeniz Yucelen Introduction Mere survival becomes our priority when we no longer can meet our basic needs; when we live in a society where everyone is expected to fend for themselves against all others. Social inequalities and deep-rooted societal dynamics, institutionalized to protect the status quo of power and privilege, create the illusion that…
Tao and Tantra; A New Translation and Interpretation of I-Jing
Hao Vijinana Zhuang In 1979, when Shrii Shrii Anandamurtiji visited Taiwan to bless his devotees, he gave a discourse on “Accoustic Roots” in which he revealed something unknown to the world: the relationship between Tantra and Tao. He said: “The root tan means “to expand”, and tra means “liberator”. The science that liberates you from…
Rethinking Climate Change: A Holistic Approach to Economic and Environmental Solutions
Roar Bjonnes In the article Climate Change… from the Deep Past to the 22nd Century (Neohumanist Review 2) author Michael Towsey shares in detail why climate change is nothing new on our planet, that it has happened in the past, has always been challenging, even cataclysmic, but that these events also lead to flourishing evolutionary…
A Linguistic Survey of the World
Shrii Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar Between the points of no magnitude there is a flow of cognition. In that fluidal flow of cognition, bubbles are created. These bubbles are the bubbles of ideas. In the Cosmic emanation of the Supreme, when these bubbles touch the unit “I”-feeling, then unit ideas are created as a result of…
Two Reviews of Becoming One With the World, A Guide to Neohumanist Education, by Kathleen Kesson
(1) Beyond Humanism Paul Freedman In Kathleen Kesson’s extraordinary new volume, Becoming One With the World: A Guide to Neohumanist Education (2024), the author takes us on a beatific journey of discovery. The text spans great distances progressing step by step from the philosophical and pedagogical foundations of holistic consciousness theory to the contemporary practice…
Systems Thinking and Embracing the Plurality of Truths
Aaron Frank Abstract: Through uncovering and manipulating the patterns of nature, reductionist approaches have been remarkably effective in a variety of domains within science and engineering. Due to its success, the mechanistic sensibilities of this paradigm have extended beyond practical application and increasingly shape the cognitive frames which inform our ideas of truth about reality…