How one approaches the study of Young’s theory will depend on one’s predilections; for the more scientific and analytically minded, certain essays and books will appeal more than others. For those who are disinclined to the formal, analytic approach, other papers, videos and books will be more to your liking.
Arthur Young’s Theory of Process is a formal analytical tool, a model based on number theory, geometry and topology. It is also based on Young’s extensive study of traditional wisdom, Jungian archetypes, Theosophy, astrology, yoga, mythology and other modes of knowledge and insight.
Arthur Young was a mathematician and an engineer but, more importantly, the elaborator of what may be the first theory that unifies consciousness, physics and the life sciences.
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