Hi, Nancy. Your message was forwarded to me by a list member. The paradigm you describe is exactly the approach that we use here at Maharishi University of Management in Fairfield, Iowa. All instruction and every discipline is presented in terms of a unified approach. Everything is understood (and experienced in Transcendental Meditation) as arising from the unified field of natural law. Our faculty have published on this in important journals. Would you like to connect with someone here? See our web site at http://www.mum.edu. Jim > ---------- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2000 01:34:26 EDT > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: new to the list > > Hi! I'm a teacher of "integrated ecological studies" at a small liberal arts > school in San Francisco (New College of California, San Francisco) I'm > finally making some headway on my book I've been trying to write for 20 > years. I need all the help I can get, so I decided to subscribe to this > list. > > I'm trying to describe some kind of a "holistic" paradigm or worldview, > which > would integrate spirituality and science. Everything in nature and society > is > connected, I'm saying, because everything is comprised of the same > matter/energy. Even though our knowledge of the world is compartmentalized > into the separate disciplines, these divisions are only in our minds. Is > anybody interested in this kind of thing, and does anybody have any good > references for me? > > Thanks a lot, > > Nancy > >
