| Date & Time: | Tuesday, April 29, 2008
- Wednesday, April 30, 2008
4:00 PM |
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University of Missouri-Columbia
Department of Psychiatry
*Synchronicity and Soul-Making:
*Some Spiritual Connections
*April 29, 7 p.m.*
Causality and Randomness:
Buddhism, Quantum Mechanics
and Medical Implications
*April 30, 4 p.m.*
Award-winning professor *Dr. Vic Mansfield *presents two free public lectures. Mansfield has practiced and studied with spiritual leaders in the U.S., Europe and India. The author of Synchronicity, Science and
Soul-Making, Mansfield will explain "synchronicity" and its connection to the spiritual. He will also contrast the Tibetan Buddhist view of causality with quantum indeterminancy - and explore the medical implications of the conflict. Mansfield's new book, Tibetan Buddhism and Modern Physics: Toward a Union of Love and Knowledge, will be for sale.
Acuff Auditorium (MA217)
School of Medicine, University of Missouri
Columbia, MO
Introductions by Dr. Bernard Beitman, MU Professor of Psychiatry. MU's "Weird Coincidence" survey results discussed before April 29 lecture.
April 30 talk is part of Psychiatry Grand Rounds
*Sponsors: MU Department of Psychiatry, *
*Department of Health Psychology, and *
*Center on Religion & the Professions*
Department of Psychiatry
*Synchronicity and Soul-Making:
*Some Spiritual Connections
*April 29, 7 p.m.*
Causality and Randomness:
Buddhism, Quantum Mechanics
and Medical Implications
*April 30, 4 p.m.*
Award-winning professor *Dr. Vic Mansfield *presents two free public lectures. Mansfield has practiced and studied with spiritual leaders in the U.S., Europe and India. The author of Synchronicity, Science and
Soul-Making, Mansfield will explain "synchronicity" and its connection to the spiritual. He will also contrast the Tibetan Buddhist view of causality with quantum indeterminancy - and explore the medical implications of the conflict. Mansfield's new book, Tibetan Buddhism and Modern Physics: Toward a Union of Love and Knowledge, will be for sale.
Acuff Auditorium (MA217)
School of Medicine, University of Missouri
Columbia, MO
Introductions by Dr. Bernard Beitman, MU Professor of Psychiatry. MU's "Weird Coincidence" survey results discussed before April 29 lecture.
April 30 talk is part of Psychiatry Grand Rounds
*Sponsors: MU Department of Psychiatry, *
*Department of Health Psychology, and *
*Center on Religion & the Professions*
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