Luminary: Richard Tarnas
Richard Tarnas is a Harvard-educated historian and professor of philosophy and psychology, and the author of The Passion of the Western Mind. He is the founding director of the Philosophy, Cosmology, and Consciousness graduate studies program at the California Institute of Integral Studies, and also teaches on the faculty of Pacifica Graduate Institute.
His second major work, Cosmos and Psyche, challenges the basic assumptions of the modern world view with a new body of evidence that points towards a new perspective on the human role in the cosmos. Based on thirty years of research, Cosmos and Psyche is the first book by a widely respected scholar to demonstrate the existence of a consistent correspondence between planetary movements (specifically the astrological aspects) and the archetypal patterns of human experience.
Dean Radin, Rick Tarnas, and Marilyn Schlitz on "Taboos in Science and Religion"
Dean Radin, Rick Tarnas, and Marilyn Schlitz | 07.24.08 |
