(Light as particle and wave, for example, the notion of spin when there is no spin.) With this as theme, Zukav takes off to explain special and general relativity theory and the evolution of ideas in contemporary physics down to the current embarrassment of riches in particles with their various strange properties (including strangeness). The dance is what physics ""masters"" do who elaborate theories and deal with the absurdities that sometimes characterize quantum physics. It also means My Way, Nonsense, I Clutch My Ideas, and Enlightenment (used as chapter titles in the book). And Wu Li means patterns of organic energy. Huang explained that physics was called Wu Li back in Taiwan where he learned it.
Can there be a true marriage of particle physics and psychedelia? Can an Esalen-inspired seminar on physics yield insights into Zen, enlightenment, or other transcendental phenomena? Gary Zukav sounds an emphatic yes as he explains how he, physicist David Finkelstein (Yeshiva University), and Al Chung-Liang Huang, a T'ai Chi master who was leading a workshop at Esalen, met over dinner and evolved the concept of dancing Wu Li masters.
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