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The Editor's Blog



Jair Robles

My interest in spiritual understanding and personal evolution began while I was in college in Mexico City. My major was Political Science and Public Administration. I decided to....

As Wise As Mosquitoes

Danielle Graham

Recently, research has been published which reports on an evolutionary response to global warming. A mosquito that lives its entire life in a pitcher plant, “Wyeomyia smithii”, is the first species known to have adapted to our current, quickly changing climate...

Mind First, Food Second

Danielle Graham

A year ago, before I left the house to take my early morning walk, I would ingest strong, heartprotecting herbs: hawthorne berries, garlic, ginger, cayenne, red clover and motherwort. I did so because when walking only two miles...

A Call for Sustainable Forestry

Danielle Graham

The first time I met Mark and Marci Johns-Colson was at a showing of the film Wake Up! in a Pacific Northwest theater. Mark, his family and home, were featured in the film, and because they lived only about an hour from the theater...

As Within so Without - Danielle Graham

Danielle Graham

What do a researcher studying disease prevention at Stanford and a particle physicist from Harvard studying changes in crime rates have in common? Both have published statistical research showing that when groups of people intentionally create...

When Physics Meets Anticipation - Danielle Graham

Danielle Graham

Do you remember a time when you fell in love and your body felt “lighter than air”? Was there a secret thrill as you anticipated spending time with your lover? What about stress and the feelings of the “weight of the world” upon your shoulders?...

Bridging Nature and Technology - Danielle Graham

Danielle Graham

We live in interesting times, particularly when it comes to all sorts of (non-scientific) predictions about the future - or a possible lack thereof. On the one hand, there exists a range of sources, from ancient texts to religious fundamentalists, projecting “the end is near”...

Nurturing Ourselves Into a New Science - Danielle Graham

Danielle Graham

SuperConsciousness Magazine interviewed Dr. Nancy Andreasen, Psychiatrist and Research Neuroscientist for this issue on the topic of “Nature/ Nurture”. Acknowledged by her peers as one of the leading researchers in her field...

In the Eye of the Beholder - Danielle Graham

Danielle Graham

Before we began developing this issue of SuperConsciousness Magazine, I was somewhat nonchalant about the subject of “Spiritual Art.” Intellectually I appreciated and was stimulated and inspired by the excellent works of those who had...

Energy and the Brain - Danielle Graham

Danielle Graham

In the introduction of his book Iconoclast, Emory neurologist and neuroeconomist Gregory Berns makes the statement “the brain has a fixed energy budget.” Later, he explains that his current understanding of the brain’s use of energy is largely based on a theory that presumes...

When Science Meets Experience - Danielle Graham

Danielle Graham

Science conferences are all about getting together with colleagues to discuss advances in areas of mutual interest. The research discussed and presented is sometimes outside the day-to-day activities of these scientists’ regular “day jobs.”...

The Future of Time - Danielle Graham

Danielle Graham

The scientific interpretation of time was discussed with five noted physicists: University of Connecticut Physics Professor Dr. Ronald Mallett, author of Time Traveler: A Scientist’s Personal Mission to Make Time Travel a Reality...

Knowing the Future is Innate if We Would But Listen - Danielle Graham

Danielle Graham

Once upon a time, a friend of mine took her two very young children to a playground that had swings and slides and merry-gorounds, and was situated next to an elementary school. It was a Sunday...

The Emerging Science of Human Potential - Introducing the Science and Spirituality Blog

Danielle Graham

What will our institutions of science be studying in 50 or 100 years? What questions will scientists be asking? What problems will they be addressing and solving? How far will our scientific understanding of nature, life and ourselves have evolved and what unknowns will we still be exploring...

Manipulating Time China's Extraordainry Human Potential Research

Danielle Graham

In 2006, I accepted an invitation to visit China and present my experimental research to an elite yet somewhat mysterious group of scientists. These researchers have dedicated much of their professional careers to the study of extraordinary human potential...

A Medical Heretic Fesses Up

Danielle Graham

I have a confession: I used to believe that ‘alternative medicine’ and ‘wellness’ were synonymous. I thought that the more “natural” systems of healing that include homeopathy and other forms....

Super People

Danielle Graham

My generation was captivated by “super-technology” through the compelling visuals of T.V. shows like The Jetsons and the original Star Trek. Those programs did not embody or represent....

Creativity, Spirituality, and the Future

Danielle Graham

In today’s progressive education circles the trend is towards devising ways to ignite, nurture and protect our children’s innate creativity....

The Crumbling Wall of Skepticism

Danielle Graham

It’s a blustery fall evening. The wind is screaming outside while I sit comfortably in front of my computer screen watching a video....

Descriptions of the World

Danielle Graham

My dear friend, Anna Cheung, had told me many stories about her pilgrimage into Tibet and spoke highly of her guide – author, scholar and explorer Ian Baker....