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Issue 26 Summer 1993

QUESTIONS OF THE HEART—INNER EMPIRICISM AS A WAY TO A SCIENCE OF CONSCIOUSNESS by Jacob Needleman
A philosopher reminds us that where intellect hits its limits the important questions of philosophy start to come alive.

NATURAL LIGHT FROM ORGANISMS: WHAT, IF ANYTHING, CAN IT TELL US? by Beverly Rubik
A scientist reports that ultraweak light emitted from virtually all organisms is enough to spotlight the difference between two worldviews: the mechanical and the organic.

SPONTANEOUS REMISSION: THE SPECTRUM OF SELF-REPAIR by Caryle Hirshberg
The Institute announces its newest book—Spontaneous Remission: An Annotated Bibliography—with a description and an excerpt.

PRAY WITHOUT CEASING: SOME PERSONAL THOUGHTS ON THE NATURE OF PRAYER by Rachel Naomi Remen
A physician reminds us that we acknowledge a larger reality when we pray, however we pray.

THE FLOWERING EARTH: ANCIENT WISDOM IN MEXICO by Mazatl Galindo
A Native American artist and musician discusses the unity between art, science and spirituality that is central to all native cultures, and the essence of our connection to the sacred.

SPIRIT POSSESSION? by Willis Harman
A review of William Baldwin's new book, Spirit Releasement Therapy by way of William James' admonishment to not exclude study of "any element that is directly experienced".

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