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Category: Biology and Earth Systems Science

The Ambient Christ, The Untold Story of God in Science, Scripture and Spirituality

Modern science and world religions agree that there is a unified field in the cosmos that holds everything together. Science calls it a field of fundamental forces and elementary particles. Religion calls it God and accepts it by faith as an impenetrable mystery. In his book, The Ambient Christ, the author seeks to integrate their […]

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Mergence: Newsletter of the International Big History Association

A Big History Praxis by Heikki Patomaki, essay by Ken Baskin, What Imogene Drummond is reading, Frontiers by J.N. Nielsen,  Jaynavi Pandya interviewing Orla O’Reilly Hazra, Hirofumi Katayama, Javier Collado Ruano, and Spencer Striker

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Weathering the storm: living with the power of cataclysm

We owe our existence to the spectacular collapse of early stars. So the challenging power of cataclysm has been with us since the beginning. We live on a planet of shifting tectonic plates, which means we will face earthquakes and volcanoes. But that movement also means we are alive on a verdant earth. Then there […]

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Origins Volume X Issue 6

My Cosmic Story: The Dark Energy by Noha Tarek Please click on this link (a pdf version is here) for this profound personal reflection of a journey into big history by a graduate student from Egypt, who says “My B.Sc. and M.Sc. are in the discipline of political science. I have been working also in the field of […]

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The survivors: the long consolation of ferns

Since the middle of March, when California’s shelter in place started, an acupuncturist friend has been offering weekly meditations via phone. She starts by asking us to imagine ourselves in a nurturing place in nature. I invariably find myself on a forest floor, trees reaching high above me, leafy branches arching overhead. I’m surrounded by […]

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