`The fact is that physics is not mathematics. Physics, in essence, is simple wonder at the way things are and a divine (some call it compulsive) interest in how that is so. Stripped of mathematics, physics becomes pure enchantment.' Zukav's widely acclaimed bestseller aims to communicate that enchantment by describing recent developments in advanced physics for those with little or no mathematical or technical knowledge. The author draws comparisons between quantum mechanics, modern psychology, and eastern thought; indeed, the book title is derived from the Chinese ideogram `Wu Li', which carries the meanings `patterns of organic energy'; `My Way'; `nonsense'; `I clutch my ideas' and `enlightenment'. In The Dancing Wu Li Masters, Gary Zukav shows how the new physics embraces all of these concepts, conveying the ideas that have revolutionised modern science with rare directness and clarity. 352pp, 135mm x 215mm, softback, 1979
Psychic development 
