Why? How? What’s the purpose? How does one know? Questions relating to the cosmic dilemma have been considered in various ways at different times throughout human history. By Frank Barr, MD
Applications
Arthur Young often advised his students to test the Theory of Process by applying it to their own goals, to “see if it flies!” This section presents reports by some of those who followed his advice, in business, education, medicine, and more.
On Process Management and Organizational Theory
I met Arthur M. Young in March of 1976 at a Saturday seminar series he was holding at the Benvenue house in Berkeley…
Toward a solution of the Big Questions
The brilliant and endearingly eccentric genius, Arthur M. Young, in discovering the Theory of Evolutionary Process, has contributed perhaps the greatest breakthrough in the history of mankind toward understanding the purpose, the structure and the dynamics of the Universe.
Enhancing the Traditional High School Physics and Chemistry Curriculum With Arthur Young’s Theory of Process
Here are four specific areas where I integrated Arthur Young’s Theory of Process in teaching high school physics and chemistry.
Applications of the Theory of Process to the work of the Meru Foundation
It is fair to say that Meru Foundation’s re-discoveries of the self-organizing and universal properties of the western sacred alphabets, Hebrew, Greek and Arabic, rest primarily on the shoulders of three giants.
Homeopathy in Reflexive Perspective
When Frans Maan, M.D. first discovered the work of Arthur Young in his wide-ranging study of unconventional ideas, he began to teach his fellow practitioners the connections between the theory of process and homeopathy to enhance their understanding of homeopathic remedies.
Theory of Process as applied to organizations and business
Since 1978, Ben Badenoch has been applying the Theory to business organizations. As a consultant, he has trained executives and managers to begin to understand and recognize the stages, identify their company’s location on the arc, and decide what to do about that.