Two chapters of this study are given under the title:
THE REAL BASICS An Introduction to a Meaningful World View
It is a response to the need for coherence and direction in today's higher learning core curriculums. Without these two attributes present and appliedin an educational program, a personal sense of meaning becomes more difficult to achieve.
To engage this universal problem, a radical and transcendent world view based on a synoptic philosophy (seeing everything as a whole) is necessary.
The educational philosophy given at this site is an attempt to fulfill this critical need. The hope is that it might be considered and used as an important resource for the development of a New Integrative Cultural Paradigm for the 21st Century.
The overall scope of this study is this: to present and explore the many insights from the arts and discoveries in the sciences that can be of significant value to your own life.
If you are curious to know the research results concerning some of the major questions listed below, use the search engine at its end:

(1) What is the highest art?
(2) What is the only, real, and objective force for good?
(3) Explain what it means to be really alive.
(4) Indicate the most important thing you can know about a person.
(5) Where does any real revolution begin?
(6) List some fundamental questions about life.
(7) Compare principles (seven) given in "The Real Basics" with your own.
(8) Discuss the ultimate challenge that faces each of us.
(9) Why is understanding acts of transcendence meaningful?
(10) Explain the attributes of Meta-Consciousness.
(11) Define the general purpose of religion.
(12) What is a religious experience?
(13) What is the truest expression of the state of being human?
(14) What can constitute a peak experience?
(15) What is the commonest of all human diseases?
(16) What significance does the act of attention hold in your life?
(17) Is the development of a strong will meaningful?
(18) Name and explain three views on the will.
(19) What is the only world that you can truly know?
(20) What is one of the highest ideals?
(21) Why should you learn to become your own last magician?
(22) Define onto-therapy.

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mental health, cognitive psychology, peak experiences, ideal relationships, integral studies, the good life, therapies, happiness, love, spirituality, meditation, psychological ecology, religion, cosmic consciousness, neo-renaissance, visionaries, revolutions, evolution, self-understanding, self-actualization, self-transcendence, the sacred, body literacy, the senses, morality and ethics, aesthetics, ontology, mind, music, language, the mystical, philosophical counseling, philosophy cafes, great ideas, holistic and liberal arts education.
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If you are interested in learning more about this research,please e-mail me at this address: jeanc@attbi.com or to purchase www.publishamerica.com
Like many curious people, you may be wondering what you would like to read next, or even send someone as a gift for a special occasion. Maybe something on the senses would interest you.
As a former reference librarian and English teacher, I also present seminars on this subject. The book, Magic of the Senses: A Guide for Personal Enrichment, can be seen by using this link:
Magic
This guide is a practical expression of a section in the "The Primal Aesthetic" chapter noted on this site. If you would like to know more about it, e-mail the address listed above.
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