Recommended Study

Recommended Study

Below are a few educational resources (books, tapes, etc.) which offers useful background to vibrational relativity theory.

SCIENCE

"Einstein's Relativity & the Quantum Revolution: Modern Physics for Non-Scientists" (Teaching Company course)

The single best way I know for the novice to get up to speed on Einstein's theories of relativity with some information on quantum physics thrown in for good measure. I highly suggest the video or DVD version of the course (over the audio versions).

"Particle Physics for Non-Physicists: A Tour of the Microcosmos" (Teaching Company course)

The single best way I know for the novice to get up to speed on particle physics and the modern quest for a unified theory of physics. It discusses string theory briefly at the end of the course. I highly suggest the video or DVD version of the course (over the audio versions).

"Science in the Twentieth Century: A Social-Intellectual Suvey" (Teaching Company course)

Superb review of 20th century science and the social ramifications.

"Spacetime Physics" by Edwin F. Taylor and John A. Wheeler. San Francisco, CA: W. H. Freeman and Company. (book)

A somewhat technical and mathematical survey of special and general relativity theory. This is the text physics graduate students in physics are generally provided in their introduction to relativity theory. However, it is not necessarily beyond the non-physicist who is eager to explore the theory in more detail.

PHILOSOPHY/PSYCHOLOGY

"Kosmic Consciousness" by Ken Wilber (audiotape or audioCD)

Very highly suggested series of tapes/audioCD's. Go here first to become acquainted with integral philosophy and integral Kosmology.

"The Marriage of Sense and Soul: Integrating Science & Religion" by Ken Wilber (book or unabridged audiocassette)

Superb philosophical exposition on the integration of science and religion!!

"Integral Psychology: Consciousness, Spirit, Psychology, Therapy" by Ken Wilber

Wonderful book on psychology which integrates the views of science and spirituality, east and west, premodernity and modernity. This system of psychology is very strongly supported from insights from vibrational relativity theory.

"A Theory of Everything: An Integral Vision for Business, Politics, Science, & Spirituality" by Ken Wilber (2000)

It you every wanted to explain culture wars going on around the world. this is THE book to read. This book elegantly integrates Ken Wilber's philosophical world view with Clare Graves and Don Beck's work on spiral dynamics.

"Spiral Dynamics: Mastering Values, Leadership, and Change" by Don Edward Beck & Christopher C. Cowan

"Einstein and Religion" by Max Jammer (1999)

Wonderful book discussing Albert Einstein's views on religion.

"From Science to God: A Physicist's Journey into the Mystery of Consciousness" by Peter Russell (2002,2003)

A superb and succinct exposition on how to integrate physics and spirituality. Peter Russell studied under Dr. Steven Hawking at Cambridge University, England then went on to study psychology and meditation. He discusses the likelihood of another metaparadigm shift (which will include an explanation of consciousness, and God) similar to the shift from the Aristotelian to Newtonian metaparadigm shift. I agree with everyone word of this book, and if I may humbly say so, I believe he is talking about the scientific paradigm suggested by vibrational relativity theory. I LOVE THIS BOOK! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT!

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