The only complaint about the book is the fact that it goes into needless depth about the fundamentals of classical physics and then skims over the 'new physics' to an extent. It was just that we, with our obsessive propensity to classify and divide had made the artificial boundaries. The happiest thought I take out of this book is the fact that science is no longer taking a direction opposite to that of religion, philosophy or spirituality - all the noblest endeavors of mankind were fundamentally tied together after all. He probes its simplicity and its magic - the universal dance of everything from stars and immense galaxies to invisible, sub-atomic particles - and leads us to see and appreciate all of it with new eyes. Zukav discusses the essence of physics with the sense of fascination and inspiration we all feel when we look at the vastness of our universe. With the skill of a Zen master - who, rather than tell us about a subject leads us to understand the experience of it - Mr. In beautifully clear, often poetic language, with no mathematical equations, Gary Zukav presents this carefully abridged edition of his bestseller to open our minds to ideas that embrace the nature of the universe, and to help us gain intellectual and spiritual access to this often-baffling world. Or it can be, as it is in The Dancing Wu Li Masters, a comprehensible, awe-inspiring world of absolute wonder and enchantment.

Indeed, it can be an intimidating, confusing study. Particle physics is a science that few of us really understand.

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