A Conversation with Dr. Robert Lanza
Listen to excerpts from Dr. Robert Lanza's recent talk at the Hazy Moon Zen Center.

"Einsteinian orthodoxy is a diversion from what science is about, which is to help us understand our experience. When we realize that space and time are simply tools of consciousness, we also realize, quite literally, that we're sitting on top of infinity."

Part 1 "Sitting on Top of Infinity" (18:56)

Part 2 "Getting Beyond the Words" (20:11)

Part 3 "The Language of Consciousness" (24:23)

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