Recommended Resources for 5D Thinking
To deepen your understanding of the 5D Thinking Model, we have curated a selection of recommended books and resources that explore the profound ideas behind this approach. These books provide valuable insights into science, philosophy, education, and faith, serving as both foundational readings and supporting materials for those interested in integrating 5D Thinking into their learning and teaching.
Whether you are looking for in-depth explorations or complementary readings, these resources will guide you on your journey toward a more holistic and interconnected worldview.
As we presented in the previous issue, Wolfgang Smith is an unequivocally proven giant of science and philosophy. In this issue, we will review his most recent book: The Vertical Ascent (VA): From Particles to the Tripartite Cosmos and Beyond (2021).
Wolfgang Smith is an unequivocally proven giant of science and philosophy. He completed his bachelor’s degree in physics, mathematics, and philosophy at Cornell University at 18 and went on to do a master’s in physics and a doctoral degree in math.
Malek Bennabi (10905-1973), the Algerian thinker and Muslim intellectual, is, unfortunately, lesser-known outside the Arab world. Since Bennabi wrote either in Arabic or French, his incredible work regarding critical analysis and conceptualization of cultural
Secular comes from the Latin word “saeculum,” meaning a century or age. In his masterpiece, A Secular Age, Charles Taylor (2007)provides an in-depth analysis of secularization. He defines secular as aiming to live the life
The contemporary world is marked by ever-increasing changes in human thought. Theories and meta-theories are formulated to cater to some dimensions of the physical world, which is considered to be the ultimate objective of human inquiry. Speculations
I am always curious about what people feel when they realize their death is imminent. The 2009 Air France plane crash into the Atlantic Ocean comes to mind. It took two years to find the black box and retrieve the data about the incident. Here is what