I was in my final year as a science undergraduate at Harvard when I first met His Holiness Sri Swami Satchidananda in the Fall of 1967.

I was profoundly impressed by the man and most especially by a number of striking experiences I had in his company.

Science has been my first love from the time I was a boy, encouraged directly by my father with chemistry set, rocks and minerals, Indian arrow heads, microscope, and telescope.

He had hoped to be a man of science himself, but was thwarted by the Great Depression, and Sputnik 1, launched when I was eleven, was shining a bright light on science education in the US.

There are three main ones currently:

Yoga Sciece Foundation (website currently under development)—for which I serve as director.

A Theoretical Frameworks Independent Exploration Group (TF-IEG) formed under the auspices of the International Society for the Study of Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine (ISSSEEM).  This is still a fledgling operation—hopefully will “take off” in the years to come.

The Yoga Science Project is my principal passion.  While we are in the process of developing a new website for the YSF, this project is being documented here.