Your thoughts about modern physics are very much in line with what this blog will be continually exploring… Wave/particle duality is a breathtaking discovery—I believe it should be required knowledge. Ethics follow easily from entanglement.

A. * Art & Physics: Parallel Visions in Space, Time & Light * by Leonard Shlain

The author’s thesis is that artists somehow anticipate advances in science *even though they have no knowledge or exposure to it*! For example, images in post-modern art, especially cubism, seem to predict what the world would like close to the speed of light! Very intriguing.

B. *The Alphabet versus the Goddess * by Leonard Shlain

This books looks at how either the male or female dominates depending on whether the cultural embraces the oral/creative/right-brain or the written/analytic/left-brain. Another fascinating read, one which I think you would like given your discussion of duality.

Finally, some thoughts on your rejection of strict duality and your embracing of holism (“both/and”). Even theoretical physics, the accepted father of the “hard” sciences, has had to give up the notion of either/or in the face of quantum mechanics and the theory of relativity. Light is both a particle and a wave, depending. And matter and be a wave and a particle, depending. Time, mass, and length depend on frame of reference, none of which are privileged. And general relativity predicts black holes, where all of the normal rules of physics, including causality, break down.

What love this is. A way of embracing yourself and your reader’s at the same time, The ultimate ‘both/and’ expression. The dual dance described most deliciously.

Because you are who you are you seem to be describing both science and spirit. Perhaps we’ll enjoy creating a new word which would encompass both concepts.

Love,
Sistah D