Interdisciplinary

Ιn Ancient Hellenic language, ‘El’ stands for the Light of Being—or spiritual Light.

Two of the most basic philosophical questions are, “What is true?” and “How do we know what is true?”

Although he did not originate the idea, Aldous Huxley (1894-1963) is certainly the figure who is most widely associated with the term the perennial philosophy.

The voice of the scholar-practitioner emerges from a confluence of well-established disciplines, both inside and outside the academy.

According to the pervasive materialist ideology, the flip is nothing but a hallucination, a flight of fantasy, a delusory event that can easily be explained away as some less-than-rigorous thinker’s mistaken perception.

Scholars of religion, it turns out, often have profound religious experiences reading and interpreting the texts they critically study, and these events have consequences for the methods and models they develop, the conclusions they come to, and even for the traditions they study.

Chris is the current President of the United States Association of Body Psychotherapy, the hub of somatic psychology.

Alex is a yoga teacher and provocateur.