The Henri Bortoft Lectures: Day Five, Part Two
I am pleased to be able to introduce this final lecture from Henri Bortoft from 2009 at Schumacher College. If you have not already seen it, you may wish to […]
Tag Archives: David Bohm
Reflections on Quantum Wholeness
Einstein’s theory of relativity and quantum physics completely shattered all previous scientific paradigms. I have found David Bohm’s explanation of Einstein’s Special Theory of Relativity fascinating, since he is able […]
Knowing, Not Knowing, and a New Understanding of Time
I was interested today to see this week public discussion around the latest research into our understanding of time. The research was published in October in Physical Review Letters and […]
The Power of Metaphor and the Limits of Paradigm Shifts
Given that we seem to be living int he age of the paradigm shift, I thought I would mention some thoughts about paradigm shifts, and relate these to creativity, innovation […]
David Bohm on Love
As some of you will know, I am currently reading Bohm-Biederman Correspondence Volume One: Creativity and Science, edited by Paavo Pykkänen (See my previous article A Critique of Pure Reason). […]
A Critique of Pure Reason
I have just started to read a ridiculously good book. It is the kind of book that will be almost impossible to review, since there is so much in it […]
I’ll wash your mouth out with soap and water – literally
In the UK as children our parents used to tell us off if we used rude and crude language. They used to say things like “I’ll wash your mouth out […]
Innovation, creativity, dialogue and trust: a recipe for success for Brazil
I had a very intense and stimulating time teaching a module this weekend to MBA students at UNICAMP, one of the most highly regarded universities in Brazil. I had been […]
Classic Paper – Dialogue: A Proposal
I am a huge fan of David Bohm for many reasons. As well as his work on quantum physics and wholeness, he was also a great philosopher, considering creativity, dialogue […]
