Title: A book that needed to be written (Like Russell's others)
Product review: Larry Dossey, another great author, describes Russell on the back cover as a "courageous traveler who has ventures where scientists aren't supposed to go". Not that they aren't supposed to as much as they don't, at least they don't speak of it. Not only does Russell speak of it he gives a good argument for it (it being spirituality and the existence of God). He spends time scientifically describing how we construct our reality and it's philosophical implications then delves into the scientific problems of consciousness finally giving us a wonderful chapter on the meaning of light to our perception of reality. A comprehensive little book meant to bridge scientific and eastern psychological understanding.
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