James M. Corrigan, Ph.D.

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Meditation And Science

Scientists study meditation, but only denatured meditation. Is there a rational reason for that?

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Inner Spontaneous Sounds

What they are not, what they are, how they are different, and why it matters.

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Our Limited View of Time And Eternity

The now is a vignette, not a 'moment' of time — the event horizon of eternity, which isn’t a ‘what.’

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Mapping Concepts To Reality

Is time apart from us, or is it a part of us? What if we have it wrong?

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No Inherent Self

Even when we see that this certainty is misguided, its visceral presence remains for us to worry at.

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This Visceral Feeling of Self

Wisdom traditions say that our belief in our independent selfhood is ignorance, but is that all it is?

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The 7 Metacognitive Guides That Kept My Contemplations On Track

My intent in this article is to tell you a little about my life as it pertains to this work.

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Speaking About A “Universal Path to Enlightenment”

The techniques might be different, the stops may be too, but if you are seeking enlightenment, there’s a universal path that you must follow.

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The Relentless Logic Of Mechanical-Materialism

It pervades the understanding of the world that scientists work within.

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A Concise Description of Responsive Naturing

All Natural Things Are Alive; All Natural Things Are Responsively Natured; Fate Is Where Each Starts Now

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The Experience of Fluid Motion in Films and Videos Suggests a New Theory of Consciousness

The Ability to Create Motion From Coherent Still Images Has No Survival Benefit  Because There Are No Naturally Occurring Streams of Such Images - Or Are There?

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What Can Fluid Motion Of Videos In A Moving World Tell Us?

What Use Would A Faculty For Creating Motion Out Of Still Images Have If The World Is Already Fluidly In Motion?