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The Theory of Process 2 by John S. Saloma
The concept of “process” is the single most overarching and inclusive term in Young’s theory and a good starting point for a systematic consideration of his ideas…
The Theory of Process 1 by John S. Saloma & Ruth Young
In his major book, The Reflexive Universe, Young introduces the reader gradually and in logical sequence to the basic concepts of his integrative paradigm, known as the theory of process…
Arthur M. Young – Mathematics, Physics and Reality
To the mathematician dimensions are variables. Their number does not concern him, and he would be inclined to say that any resemblance to the space and time of the actual world is purely coincidental…
Arthur M. Young – Nested Time
On January 8, 1951, I was on my way home from an astrology session with Marc Edmund Jones…
Arthur M. Young – The Geometry of Meaning
I have recently been reading Ernst Cassirer’s Determinism and Indeterminism in Modern Physics…
Arthur M. Young – The Reflexive Universe
In the concept of a fall followed by an ascent, process takes on a shape and becomes something we can describe…
Theory of Process Poster
The Institute for the Study of Consciousness is pleased to announce the creation of a definitive poster of Arthur M. Young’s Theory of Process.
Arthur M. Young – The Bell Notes
Tonight I saw Henry Fifth –a moving picture. I confess that, in Henry’s incognito stroll through the camp on the night before the battle, I saw my own walks among the army working now on the helicopter…
Science and Astrology
The neatest trick of modern physics was achieved by Eddington in his unification of relativity and quantum physics…
Zodiac by Eric Schroeder
When I first met Eric Schroeder I was impressed with his vigorous mind and free-ranging intellect, but I would not have dreamed of confiding to him my recently acquired interest in astrology.
The Foundations of Science
The layman may feel that quantum physics is beyond his competence. He is not alone in this; many scientists are intimidated by this subject, especially by its complex formulae.