Russell E. DiCarlo interviews Richard Tarnas about explains his view that what a whole culture goes through in some way reflects what each individual goes through. We, as individuals, have a responsibility in playing a role in our evolution, so that...
Russell E. DiCarlo interviews Dr. Willis Harman about the issue of the scientific world view aimed at prediction, and control, and creating technologies and the need to balance with the awareness that the causes of things are not out in the material...
Russell E. DiCarlo interviews Beverly Rubik, Ph.D. about the challenges to acceptance of new ideas, as they are viewed as a direct assault on current beliefs. She gives examples related to academia and alternative medicine.
Russell DiCarlo interviews Gary Zukav about his view of disintegration of our social structures as a profoundly positive phenomenon; an evolutionary transition from a five sensory species to a species that is evolving through the alignment of the...
Russell E. DiCarlo interviews Edgar Mitchell, Ph.D. about consciousness as beyond time, and beyond space. This consciousness is more closely aligned with what the mystics and religious teachings would call the soul, the essence of being that is...
Russell DiCarlo interviews Joan Borysenko, Ph.D. about the many eras and multi-dimensional aspects of psychology and her views on the triumphs and shortcomings of Western psychology, transpersonal psychology, behavior therapy, reductionist theory...
Russell DiCarlo interviews Barbara Brennan Ph.D., a former NASA scientist who has written ground-breaking books on the human energy field, about the topic of energy from scientific, mind/body and spiritual perspectives.
Unhappy couples always tell me that they fight over money, the kids, or sex. They tell me that they cannot communicate and the solution is that their partner has to change. After 25 years of doing couple therapy and couple research studies, I know...
I am sitting in a restaurant shamelessly eavesdropping on a conversation at the next table. "People who expect all this woo woo stuff -- love and closeness in marriage -- are out of their minds," declares an elegantly dressed woman to her friend...
Sex often draws us into a relationship and then helps keep it alive. But what is "good" sex? If you look at the images that bombard us every day from magazines and movies, good sex is instantaneous, totally mutual, cataclysmic, and is best at the...
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