To what extent can the Chinese repression push?
A dialogue with the Benedictine monk on the relationship between faith and science, the practice of now-ness, Heidegger's "thrownness" and much more.
An interview with the quantum physicist Arthur Zajonc at the anthroposophical congress "The search of the Ego", which took place in Bologna exactly 100 years after Rudolf Steiner's participation in another philosophical congress in 1911.
An interview with the quantum physicist Arthur Zajonc at the anthroposophical congress "The search of the Ego", which took place in Bologna exactly 100 years after Rudolf Steiner's participation in another philosophical congress in 1911.
An interview with the quantum physicist Arthur Zajonc at the anthroposophical congress "The search of the Ego", which took place in Bologna exactly 100 years after Rudolf Steiner's participation in another philosophical congress in 1911.
An interview with the quantum physicist Arthur Zajonc at the anthroposophical congress "The search of the Ego", which took place in Bologna exactly 100 years after Rudolf Steiner's participation in another philosophical congress in 1911.
An interview with the quantum physicist Arthur Zajonc at the anthroposophical congress "The search of the Ego", which took place in Bologna exactly 100 years after Rudolf Steiner's participation in another philosophical congress in 1911.
We interviewed the quantum physicist Arthur Zajonc at the International Conference on Science and Spirituality in Cortona.
We interviewed Vittorio Gallese, professor of human physiology at the University of Parma (Italy), famous to be one of the discoverers of mirror neurons.
We interviewed Thupten Jinpa, President of Institute of Tibetan Classics, Montréal, Canada.
We interviewed Vandana Shiva, the famous Indian activist for environment and primary resources protection.
We interviewed Nicholas Humphrey, an English psychologist known for his work on the evolution of human intelligence and consciousness.
Franco Bertossa about the groundlessness of existence.
Franco Bertossa
Asia Studies Centre - Bologna, Italy
Today we live in the light of the scientific objectivism. For many people this is not enough. How could we open this issue again?
Is there a principle that limits the claim to relate any mental event to a brain behavior? What is its ethical stakes?
The self-immolation of a twenty-two years old Tibetan boy, the struggle between Tibet and Nepal, and the initiative of "Students For a Free Tibet" to protect "the most sacred and inviolable right".
Some important questions about birth in an interesting article by Beatrice Benfenati, expert in birth and childbirth without pain.
Changing the school to prepare a silent dictatorship disguised as a democracy. Conspiracy? An US Pulitzer Prize raises the alarm...
Europe prevents Italy to ban Monsanto GMO maize in its territory. An Italian boy answers with a petition, which we invite you to read and sign.
Could the meaning of Being lead to peace?
