The above figure is a symbolic diagram of the scientific trinity I have developed on the basis of Vitvan’s teachings and my own understanding of natural order process.

In my book "Mysteries of the human mind" I explain that the ‘laws’ of nature follow this general pattern. From electricity to psychological functions, all processes conform to this pattern. This can be considered as a break-through in scientific thinking.

In fact, this diagram is proposed by me as a new paradigm for science (and philosophy). This holistic trinity is the scientific version of the trinities one can find in religion and mythology.

In my essay I give some examples of the way this trinity works on such diverse areas as:

• Physiology
• Psychology
• Physics
• Spirituality

Furthermore, in my essay I propose seven postulates for the building of a holistic science (based on the principles of esoteric philosophy). I show that scientists have already discovered some natural principles that conform (as a subset) to these postulates. Briefly, the postulates are:

• Dynamical equilibrium, which manifests as feedback-systems and the principle of homeostasis.
• The principle of cyclic or spiral development
• The principle of layered and phased development by emanation and secretion of substances
• All 'things' and beings have their unique archetypal, structural-vibrational pattern based upon which they develop, grow, manifest and die.
• The process of gradual development of qualities latent within each being, which is the real meaning of the term "evolution."
• The principle of polarity that works in a threefold manner (regulative consciousness-principle, active energy-principle, receptive matter-principle)
• There is one field of consciousness-matter-energy from which emerges, through a process of division, secretion and emanation, rays or 'particles' of consciousness-energy-matter, called monads, that share in the properties of this field

These postulates are illustrated with examples from diverse fields of discipline. These examples also serve as an illustration for the meaning of trans-disciplinary study.
Such studies will form the basis of a new approach to science, philosophy and spirituality.