Meru Foundation research is multi-faceted, touching on and affecting many highly divergent fields of inquiry. As a result, there is no single introduction to this work that speaks to everyone. Instead, we have gathered here a selection of short introductory pieces, written over the past fifteen years, by various authors, for various audiences. Each piece has its own emphasis. Each was intended to be a simple, straightforward outline of who we are, what we have done, and our goals for the future.
Introductory Packet: The Meru Project An Investigation of Consciousness, Science, and the Abrahamic Traditions January 2013 Printable PDF including basic introduction, sample graphics, and professional comments |
The Meru Project: A Personal
Introduction by Stan Tenen
©2000, 2005
Stan Tenen
Meru
Research -- Frequently
Asked Questions
9 December
2004
Introduction
to the Meru Foundation,
©1993 Virginia Meyer
Virginia
Meyer, MAT – Master of Art
for Teachers – is a
Washington State resident
and retired mental health
professional and author.
This article was
originally written as a
press release for local
Washington newspapers.
The Meru
Project,©1990 Stan Tenen
Written as
part of an introductory
packet for potential
colleagues and funders
The
Hebrew Letters: Tefillin
in Hand, ©1994 Stan Tenen
An
introduction connecting
aspects of this work with
Jewish traditional learning
and practices
Abstract
of Meru Foundation
Research, ©1996 James
Fournier
Abstract
written for a Poster
Presentation at the Tuscon
II Conference on
Science and Consciousness,
Tucson, Arizona, USA 1996.
Mr. Fournier represented
Meru Foundation's work at
this conference.
The
Hand Points the Spotlight
in the Theater of
Consciousness, ©1997 Stan
Tenen
Abstract
written by Stan Tenen for a
Poster Presentation at the
Tuscon III Conference on
Science and Consciousness,
Tucson, Arizona, USA 1997.
Secrets
of the Hebrew Letters, by
Cynthia Gage
Reprinted from Atlantis
Rising Issue #13
Based
on an interview with Mr.
Tenen, this article is ©1997
Atlantis Rising, and is
reprinted here with
permission.
26 November 1997
Damning
by Faint Praise, ©2003
Stan Tenen
What Meru
Foundation research is "good
for" -- and what it's not
proposing, and why.
8 October 2003
Interview
of Stan Tenen by Dr.
Jeffrey Mishlove
©1999 Stan Tenen, Jeffrey
Mishlove
Transcript
of a three-hour interview of
Stan Tenen, broadcast on Dr.
Mishlove's Internet Wisdom College
Radio,
on March 15, 1999.
Stan Tenen introduces Meru
Foundation's research,
explains how and why he
began this project,
and explores the origin of
the Hebrew letters in
meaningful hand-gestures.
27 January 2004
The
God of Abraham: A
Mathematician's View, ©1993
Stan Tenen
This
article, from the Meru
Foundation Journal, Torus Vol.
2 #3, introduces and explores
the philosophical implications
of the Meru Foundation
research.
It is essential reading for
persons who wish to understand
this work.
Letter
to Bible Review Magazine on
Codes in Torah, ©1996 Stan
Tenen
This letter,
written to comment on an
article by Dr. Jeffrey
Satinover which was published
in Bible Review,
introduces aspects of Meru
Foundation research that have
direct application to the
professionally published
"Codes in Torah" statistical
research, explains why this
research is relevant, and
suggests areas of further
inquiry.
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