ISSUE 1 (1) 2007
| What Buddhist Meditation has to Tell Psychology About the Mind | |
| Eleanor H Rosch | 11-21 |
| Particles, Consciousness, Volition: A Vedantic Vision | |
| Ulrich J Mohrhoff | 23-53 |
| The Quantum World, the Mind, and the Cookie Cutter Paradigm | |
| Ulrich J Mohrhoff | 55-90 |
| Memory Without a Trace | |
| Stephen Braude | 91-106 |
| Acquisition of Donor Traits by Heart Transplant Recipients | |
| Paul Pearsall, Gary E R Schwartz, Linda G S Russek | 107-114 |
| Who’s Afraid of Life After Death | |
| Neal Grossman | 115-130 |
| The Quantum Mechanical Worldpicture and Its Popularization | |
| Dennis G B J Dieks | 131-143 |
| A State of Belief is a State of Being | |
| Charles Eisenstein | 145-153 |
ISSUE 1 (2) 2007
| Dismissing God | |
| Donald D Hoffman | 15-20 |
| Sri Aurobindo on Subliminal Consciousness | |
| Sri Aurobindo | 21-54 |
| Fodor on Adaptationism | |
| Ulrich J Mohrhoff | 55-60 |
| Sewell on Darwinism and the Second Law | |
| Ulrich J Mohrhoff | 61-70 |
| What Does Mysticism Have To Teach Us About Consciousness? | |
| Robert K C Forman | 71-89 |
| The Secret of the Veda | |
| Satprem | 91-96 |
| Buried in the Sands of Time: The Gospel According to Thomas | |
| Medhananda | 97-110 |
| The Spiritual Tradition at the Roots of Western Civilization | |
| Peter Kingsley | 111-141 |
| Raven’s Appearance: The Language of Prophecy | |
| Peter Kingsley | 161-164 |
ISSUE 2 (1) 2008
| Agenda of an integral consciousness mutation / world transformation | |
| Ulrich J Mohrhoff | 9-16 |
| Radical constructivism — childhood’s end | |
| Ulrich J Mohrhoff | 17-25 |
| Realism: the bane of science education, and what can be done about it | |
| Ulrich J Mohrhoff | 27-37 |
| There’s no leaving the bubble of consciousness: Herbert Müller’s 0-D epistemology | |
| Ulrich J Mohrhoff | 39-45 |
| Is God really good? | |
| Granville Sewell | 47-54 |
| A response to Granville Sewell, “Is God really good?” | |
| Karen Litfin | 55-57 |
| The riddle of this world | |
| Sri Aurobindo | 59-64 |
| The problem of pain | |
| Sri Aurobindo | 65-71 |
| There are no easy problems of consciousness | |
| E J Lowe | 73-80 |
ISSUE 2 (2) 2008
| Materialism | |
| Sri Aurobindo | 1-8 |
| Beyond Natural Selection and Intelligent Design: Sri Aurobindo’s Theory of Evolution | |
| Ulrich J Mohrhoff | 9-31 |
| Sri Aurobindo and Hinduism | |
| Peter Heehs | 33-45 |
| Indian Spiritual Knowledge and the Psychology Curriculum | |
| Matthijs Cornelissen | 47-57 |
| Should We Expect To Feel As If We Understand Consciousness? | |
| Mark C Price | 59-70 |
| Diseases of Meaning, Manifestations of Health, and Metaphor | |
| Kim Jobst, Daniel Shostak, Peter J Whitehouse | 71-80 |
| Awakening the Genius Within | |
| Yasuhiko Genku Kimura | 81-85 |
| Can the New Science of Evo–Devo Explain the Form of Organisms? | |
| Steve Talbott | 87-102 |
ISSUE 2 (3) 2008
| An introduction to radical constructivism | |
| Ernst von Glasersfeld | 5-20 |
| Facts and the self from a constructivist point of view | |
| Ernst von Glasersfeld | 21-32 |
| Learning as a constructive activity | |
| Ernst von Glasersfeld | 33-49 |
| Evolution of consciousness according to Jean Gebser | |
| Ulrich J Mohrhoff | 51-78 |
| Evolution vs. naturalism: why they are like oil and water | |
| Alvin Plantinga | 79-84 |
| A comment on Alvin Plantinga, “Evolution vs. naturalism” | |
| Ulrich J Mohrhoff | 85-86 |
| Following the bread crumbs to the end of ultimate meaning | |
| Avraham Allan Cohen | 87-94 |
| The scientific exploration of consciousness: towards an adequate epistemology | |
| Willis Harman | 95-105 |
| The atheist delusion: answering Richard Dawkins | |
| Greg Taylor | 107-112 |
| Synchronicity: the key to destiny | |
| Frank Joseph | 113-119 |
ISSUE 2 (4) 2008
| Money and the Crisis of Civilization | |
| Charles Eisenstein | 7-13 |
| ‘I’ = AWARENESS | |
| Arthur J Deikman | 15-21 |
| Evaluating Spiritual and Utopian Groups | |
| Arthur J Deikman | 23-32 |
| The Psychology of Atheism | |
| Paul C Vitz | 33-44 |
| A Mathematician’s Lament | |
| Paul Lockhart | 45-71 |
| Lockhart’s Lament — the Sequel | |
| Keith Devlin | 73-79 |
| Why the Future Doesn’t Need Us (abridged) | |
| Bill Joy | 81-91 |
| Life-Energy and Spiritual Experience | |
| Steve Taylor | 93-106 |
ISSUE 3 (1) 2009
| To Darwin: A Birthday Manifesto | |
| David Loye | 7-11 |
| Transformations and Transformers: Spirituality and the Academic Study of Mysticism | |
| G. William Barnard | 13-18 |
| The Forgotten September 11 and the Clasp of Civilizations | |
| Richard Hartz | 19-48 |
| Untold Potentialities: India and the World in the Third Millennium | |
| Richard Hartz | 49-57 |
| Spiritual Physics | |
| Ulrich Mohrhoff | 59-70 |
| An Aurobindonian Discourse | |
| Ulrich Mohrhoff | 71-81 |
ISSUE 3 (2) 2009
| Does evolution explain human nature? Except where it matters | |
| Simon Conway Morris | 7-9 |
| Does the universe have a purpose? Perhaps | |
| Paul Davies | 11-12 |
| Does the universe have a purpose? Yes | |
| John Haught | 13-14 |
| Economic recovery? No thank you | |
| Carolyn Baker | 15-18 |
| Heehs on Sri Aurobindo and Indian communalism | |
| Marcel Kvassay | 19-27 |
| Deconstruction and consciousness: the question of unity | |
| William S Haney II | 29-45 |
| Cybernetics is an antihumanism: Advanced technologies and the rebellion against the human condition | |
| Jean-Pierre Dupuy | 47-64 |
| An empirical case against materialism | |
| Andrew Clifton | 65-98 |
ISSUE 3 (3) 2009
| Consciousness: A Natural History | |
| Maxine Sheets-Johnstone | 9-47 |
| The Location and Reconstruction of a Byzantine Structure in Marea, Egypt Including a Comparison of Electronic Remote Sensing and Remote Viewing | |
| Stephan A Schwartz | 49-74 |
| And She Came Back | |
| Joe Waldron | 75-81 |
ISSUE 3 (4) 2009
| Logic, DNA, and Poetry | |
| Steve Talbott | 5-15 |
| Ghosts in the Evolutionary Machinery: The Strange, Disembodied Life of Digital Organisms | |
| Steve Talbott | 17-29 |
| A Taste for Number Magic | |
| Steve Talbott | 31-42 |
| Who Conceives of Society? | |
| Ernst von Glasersfeld | 43-54 |
| The Issue of Reductionism: A Radical Constructivist Approach to the Philosophy of Physics | |
| Andreas Quale | 55-68 |
| And The Meme Raths Outgrabe | |
| Donnya Wheelwell | 69-82 |
| Sri Aurobindo’s “Universal Realism” and the Doctrine of Cosmic Illusion | |
| Marcel Kvassay | 83-96 |
| Sri Aurobindo, India and Ideological Discourse | |
| Debashish Banerji | 97-112 |
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