By Richard Gauthier What if atoms are alive? Abiogenesis, the origin of life from atoms and … Reconceptualizing the Origin of Life and the UniverseRead more
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Vital Airs and the Flow of Cognition
Introduction In 1985, Shrii Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar (1922-1990) began an extraordinary series of discourses that would … Vital Airs and the Flow of CognitionRead more
Shukra, The Totipotent Sap
By Christian Franceschini Human beings are bio-psychological phenomena in evolution—a work in progress! Novel activities, increasingly … Shukra, The Totipotent SapRead more
Watershed Worlds: Returning to Planetary Survival and Resilience Through Indigenous Ways
By Matt Oppenheim It was Spring of 2017 and I had broken down crying upon learning … Watershed Worlds: Returning to Planetary Survival and Resilience Through Indigenous WaysRead more
From the Editor-In-Chief
We are happy to present the second issue of Neohumanist Review to our readers. The prime … From the Editor-In-ChiefRead more
Climate Change … from the deep past to the 22nd century
Abstract: What we learn from Earth’s deep past is that its climate never stops changing. Tropical … Climate Change … from the deep past to the 22nd centuryRead more
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Meditation and Consciousness
By Ac. Shambhushivananda Avt. Introduction When prehistoric humans separated from their nonhuman ancestors, they had not … Meditation and ConsciousnessRead more
The New Age of Science and Spirituality
By Steven Richheimer Introduction Suppose a scientist wanted to test his theory that objects in the … The New Age of Science and SpiritualityRead more
Technology, Universal Income, and the Watershed: A Case for Urgent Planetary Change
By Matt Oppenheim Introduction and Overview Many acknowledge that planet earth is over a precipice of … Technology, Universal Income, and the Watershed: A Case for Urgent Planetary ChangeRead more