philosophy of science
Deals with what science is, how it works, and the logic through which we build scientific knowledge
Stuart Evans and
philosophy of science
So we have reached a paradox: The commitment to a totally scientific view of the world has led to theories that may be unscientific, according to Popper’s definition of science. In a sense, the miracle believers and the miracle nonbelievers have found a bit of common ground. This is not to say that the transcendent experience of miraculous phenomen
... See moreAlan Lightman • Where Science and Miracles Meet
Eastern philosophies and yogic systems have developed incredibly sophisticated, broad-spectrum models of consciousness. Western science, on the other hand, has managed to construct an edifice of physics and neuroscience while thinking in 15-30 Hz that pretty much exclusively describes phenomena we experience in 15-30 Hz, relegating everything else ... See more
Kristin Posehn • Psychic Shit Happens All The Time
Quick thread on coincidences, synchronicity and magic. I think it was Gordon White who defined magical practice as working to maximize the number of meaningful coincidences in life.
Coincidences are powerful, in a way that's hard to understand at first.
Myk - - Here To Helpx.comthread
Hey, Why Aren't We Doing More Research About Spiritual Awakening
Sasha Chapinsashachapin.substack.com
thread