Mystics of all traditions speak of the unity that lies behind all things.
Scientists seek to defi ne the laws that govern matter and energy.
But neither approach accounts satisfactorily for the world of imagination, ritual and creativity, for the inexplicable connections found in precognition, for the uncanny accuracy of oracles like the I Ching, or for the eff ectiveness of healing modalities like homeopathy.
In One Earth Three Worlds, Julian Carlyon draws on quantum theory, Carl Jung''s theory of synchronicity, the work of scientists Rupert Sheldrake and David Bohm, and ancient Chinese wisdom, to better understand how the unity lying behind all life might manifest itself in the daily-life world of our experience.
Th rough his schema of ''oneness world'', ''twoness world'' and ''intermediary world'' the author draws together such diverse threads as quantum entanglement, synchronicity, similarity and analogy, homeopathy, healing, dreams, creativi
