Personal Reflections 
by Noel Frederick Mclnnis 

The bridging of science and spirituality is a quest to re-solve what has become science's Ultimate Conundrum: 
How can we fully account for the cosmos without including the "accountant"-the consciousness which evaluates all scientific evidence?
 The participation of subjectivity is itself an inextricable aspect of the evidence for the world as we actually experience it.
 St. Augustine expressed this challenge clearly: "What we are looking for is what we are looking with." 
The quest to account for such self-reference is, in Ken Wilber's words, "an overall or 'comprehensive' quest-not with a view toward 
any sort of finality of knowledge, but  with a view toward some sort of balance in the quest itself." 
			 
Winter. Spring 1995 
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