"Process thought, developed by Alfred North Whitehead and others, has great explanatory powers. Many people are drawn to it because it makes sense of their experience of the world. They also find it attractive because it bridges fragmented fields of knowledge-science and the humanities; self and community; human and nature; East and West; being and time; secular and divine; microcosm and macrocosm. Many students of process thought became its devotees because of an "ah-hah" experience, one where they might have said beneath their breath or aloud, "I SEE!""