the other level, the question is deepak's spirituality and i admire deepak's spirituality as it relates to the human condition. treating other people with respect and meditating. i like to meditate. i think it's very good for you and i recommend it. i also agree with deepak or the converse i guess that spirituality, being a spiritual person and being able to appreciate the human condition and your place in the world makes science all the although much more awesome. so there is a great complementarity there to use a quantum mechanical term. >> great. so leonard lets start with science. you argue in the book that science is rooted in the idea of having no bias, that the can have no precondition, nothing that is outside of measurability, nothing that you can't see, touch, feel and measure is real and anything [inaudible] >> the end correct me, seems to pretty clear that most religion distortions in it. biased. it moves toward that which cannot be proven to be true and be except it. >> well, talk about science as a way of looking and understanding the physical world and when you try to unde

reader understand the worldviews of physics and the emerging worldview of a new kind of spiritual the, the deepakis a champion. effective and one that the spiritual if we think of we think of religious institutions. also remember the great call of israel, the lord our god is one, the way that prayer begins, which i'm sure is spoken many times from this place. the unity that comes from the ancient tradition. however, crazy we all -- aikido thing these two guys agree on is how much they don't like the catholic church. i happen that you don't is a chief that gets in this book is the catholic church. but no. [laughter] >> the third jesus in a i know you like jesus, i know you like jesus. [laughter] pic he said jesus was a scientist. >> scientist of the spirit and you question that. >> i think we really want to thank you. >> thank you all for coming. >> for tolerating us. [applause] >> we are all invited to reception downstairs, and i think both leonard and deepak are willing to stay to have a conversation. we invite you all to come downstairs and enjoy, thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations]

the other level of the person is deepak's spirituality, and i admire his spirituality as it relates to the human condition; freeing yourself from the baggage of your past, treating other people with respect and, um, he's got me meditating. [laughter] and i like to meditate. i think it's very good for you, i recommend it. and i also agree with deepak or in the converse, i guess, that i think that spirituality, being a spir dhul person and -- spiritual person and being able to appreciate your place in the world makes science all the much more awesome. [laughter] so there's a great come policemen tearty there. to use a mechanical term. >> great. so let's start then with science. rooted in the can have no preconditions, nothing that's outside of measure about, nothing that you can't see, touch, feel, measure is real. and that anything that suggests -- >> is real. i didn't say -- >> well, then correct me. most religion, if not all, and most spirituality, if not all, has distortions in it, has bias, moves toward that which cannot be proven to be true and, therefore, should not be accepted. >

spiritual person. the other level of the question is deepak's storage will be coming in by a player his spirituality as it relates to the human condition free yourself from your past, treating other people to respect and he's got me meditating. i like to meditate. i think it's very good for you. i recommend it and i also agree deepak that i think that spirituality, being a spiritual person and being able to appreciate the human condition in your place in the world wheat science all of more of awesome so there's a great complementarity they're using the term. >> great. having no bias. the scientific method is deeply nothing you can see, touch, measure is real and that that your being a pretty clear that most distortions and it, moves therefore should want be accepted. >> i talked about selling in says a way of looking to understand the world and when you try to understand the physical world, you should exclude your subject to the, and sciences a way of understanding the world as it is without interference from the way we would like it to be. thousands of years ago people have always had the same questio

important is spiritual if you are a scientist it is important that to be dead spiritual person but the other question is deepak chopra stritch romney as it relates to the situation treating other people with respect and i like to meditated is very good for you. i recommended. i also agree that i think spirituality, is able to appreciate the human condition and it makes science of the much more awesome. [laughter] there's a great complement her. -- in their. >> let's start with science. you argue it is rooted in have no preconditions nothing outside of measure ability that you cannot see and it is real and anything. >> but it seems to me that you are being pretty clear most spirituality, if not bias, moves toward that which cannot be proven to be true so therefore should not be accepted. >> i talk about science is the way of understanding the physical world, you should exclude your sensitivity and science is the way to understand the world as it is without interference. thousands of years ago, people always have the same questions. why is it the way it is? why are there earthquakes? what are the planets all abo

and there are not many folks who know more about that power than deepak chopra, the author of the classic "the seven spiritualhis time of the year. and it's nice to see you. >> thank you. >> talk to us a little bit about the unique capacity, all human beings have relative to the balance of the sort of existed world. >> we're the only species that has a nervous system that can make us self-aware. and that gives us the unique advantage. who am i? what do i want? what's my purpose? what's my contribution? what do i -- how do i want to make a difference? how do i express myself? that actually causes physical changes in your preference cortex. biological organisms are fine tuned. it's not like you visualize our make hard intentions, you reflect. the ability to reflect is a very unique ability. and when you reflect and you live the question, life automatically moves you into -- >> and that's remarkably confusing, particularly in a society where we have this -- we cling to this belief and illusion of a known universe and the ability to navigate a predetermined path through the known and noble universe. and you're sa