Toward the First Revolution in the Mind Sciences
An informative video relating to the study of the mind in relation to science and religion:
Toward the First Revolution
in the Mind Sciences
By B. Allan Wallace
Although scientists have been studying the mind for more than a century, no comparable revolution has taken place in the mind sciences, and the missing element that may account for this delayed revolution is the absence of rigorous, precise observations of mental phenomena. By integrating the third-person methodologies of the cognitive sciences with the first-person methods for examining the mind that have been developed in Buddhism and other contemplative traditions, our present generation may bring about the first revolution in the mind sciences.
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