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THE PUZZLE OF SCIENTIFIC CAUSALITY: IT'S THE BEST
WE HAVE, BUT IS IT ENOUGH? by Willis W. Harman
Institute President Willis W. Harman introduces the Institute's new three-year project reassessing scientific causality.
How might science accommodate conscious awareness as causal reality?
CAUSE AND EFFECT IN SCIENCE: A FRESH
LOOK by Rupert Sheldrake
Rupert Sheldrake's talk to the Institute Board of Directors at a recent meeting starts with Aristotle's observations on
cause and effect and ends with his own. Along side is "Streams of Prime" by poet Tony Basilio.
EDITOR'S CHOICE by Peter Koestenbaum
Review Editor Barbara McNeill has chosen a selection from Peter Koestenbaum's The Vitality of Death to complement Rupert
Sheldrake's ideas.
MARGINS OF REALITY by Harold Puthoff
Researcher Harold Puthoff explores Margins of Reality-the book by Robert Jahn and Brenda Dunne.
CANCER AS A TURNING POINT by Lawrence LeShan
Psychologist Lawrence LeShan has written another important book about his research findings in 35 years of work with cancer
patients. We are proud to print this excerpt.
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