For example, quantum physicist David Bohm speculated in his 1954 textbook that there may be some relationship between quantum processes and thought processes.5 He later became convinced of what he called the «unbroken wholeness» of reality, asserting: «The primary emphasis is now on undivided wholeness, in which the observing instrument is not separable from what is observed.» (religion-online.org)
Religion and science as embodied and advanced by real, living scientists are just not as separable as many would wish to think. (firstthings.com)
Since it was vocal music which inspired him, perhaps the mystical experiences were never separable from physical ones in his recollections, and his poetic accounts were a release through art of emotional needs. (customcollegeessays.com)