Simran Sethi is an award-winning journalist and associate professor at the University of Kansas School of Journalism and Mass Communications, where she teaches courses on sustainability and environmental communications. She is currently writing a...
Stephan Schwartz is one of the world’s foremost researchers of consciousness, one whose interests and areas of expertise cannot easily be pigeon-holed by category. He has published dozens of scientific papers on topics including remote viewing...
From internal AMA documents introduced into evidence by the chiropractic plaintiffs at the Wilk v. AMA trial. Data from the federally-mandated study study was to be used to determine whether chiropractic should be included in Medicare, the...
Daniel Redwood, D.C. interviews Dr. Kathleen Brehony about grace as an examination of the roots of compassion, altruism, and empathy, and the ordinary individuals who help others in extraordinary ways; the motivation behind this, the role of...
Integrative medical physician Sandra McLanahan, M.D., has for many years been the nation's leading expert on the medical effects of yoga. Executive Medical Director of the Integral Health Center in rural Buckingham, Virginia, she also served for 20...
Russell E. DiCarlo interviews Larry Dossey, M.D. about the scientific evidence supporting the power of healing intention. The third era, Transpersonal Medicine or "Non-Local" Medicine, is an emerging era of medicine that is contingent on the ability...
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 Elmer Green, Ph.D. about his fascination whether if people meditate in a really potent way, can they generate electrical voltages in their body? He created a special room and wired the walls. When research subjects...
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.

