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Philosophy without science may be blind. But science without philosophy may lack vision. Today, our understanding of consciousness, evolution, and the cosmos is undergoing a transformation. Increasingly, scientists are recognizing that materlistic accounts of man and nature are inadequate. A richer understanding of the cosmos and the role of consciousness in filling in the blanks of creation is on the horizon. “Science and the Soul: Exploring the Frontiers of Consciousness and the Cosmos” examines the growing convergence of science and spirituality.

Yes is the British Progressive Rock supergroup famous for extended classical-style compositions such as Roundabout, Close to the Edge, The Gates of Delirium, and Awaken. For more than forty years Yes music has been pushing the envelope and delighting audiences around the world. Yes are pioneers in the use of rock instruments to create an orchestral sound and their music has been extraordinarily influential. But Yes is unique in many ways. Yes music paints pictures using sound: Yes music explores cosmic, philosophical, and spiritual themes; and Yes music aims at tapping spiritual potential. “Yes and Philosophy: The Spiritual and Philosophical Dimensions of Yes Music” is a book that explores Yes music from a philosophical context, shedding light on the ecological, intellectual, spiritual, and cosmic themes that are woven into the tapestry of Yes’ music like an eternal golden braid.

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Socrates in Cyberspace, Science and the Soul, and Yes and Philosophy are now available as Kindle e-books.

​“You would not find the boundaries of the soul, even by traveling along every path: so deep a measure does it have,” so reckoned the ancient Greek philosopher Heraclitus. Today, however, most scientists and philosophers are writing the soul’s obituary. Brain imaging technologies, advances in Artificial Intelligence, and the apparent disrepute of many traditional conceptions of the soul are changing the way we understand consciousness. But is the “triumph” of scientific materialism warranted?

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Socrates in Cyberspace examines the ontological status of the soul in the 21st century. Weaving together science, philosophy, and even a touch of poetry Socrates in Cyberspace explores traditional conceptions of the soul ranging from Pythagoras to Wittgenstein, as well as the quirky world of quantum mechanics and its possible relevance to consciousness. What emerges is an intellectual adventure that is sure to kindle your sense of wonder, stir your imagination, and make you think of life in new ways.

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Socrates in Cyberspace

Science and the Soul