How can biology, the science of life, view biological processes as inanimate, mechanical, devoid of inherent purpose? And what effect has this perception had on human psychology and spirituality? In his fascinating book, Rupert Sheldrake argues that we experience profound psychological and spiritual conflicts due to the fundamental split between the theory of nature as dead and our sense of nature as alive - a division that contemporary science renders obsolete. We will watch interviews with Dr. Sheldrake in addition to readings and discussion of his potent insights.
Required reading: The Rebirth of Nature, Rupert Sheldrake