The author continues his research into a superordinate spiritual reality that overcomes the limitations of scientific materialism and opens the way to insights of the soul, awakening love and conferring healing on heart and mind. The mechanistic science of the last 300 years cannot explain how the brain produces consciousness, and neither does it address the deepest concerns of human existence. 'Why am I here?', 'Why must I suffer?', 'What is life for?', 'What happens when I die?'. For the many people today who describe themselves as spiritual but not religious, finding answers to these questions is profoundly important in the quest for health and happiness.