California Institute for Human Science’s
10^th Anniversary Celebration & Graduation Commencement Offers Hope of a Humane Global Society

Encinitas, CA – September 21, 2002 – The California Institute for Human Science (CIHS) is a graduate school dedicated to the scientific study of how mental, biological, and spiritual life operate together.  CIHS believes the task of humankind in the 21^st century is to prove scientifically that human life can only be comprehensively understood  tridimensionally, as body-mind-spirit.

The keynote speech, given to the 7^th graduating class at CIHS, by Dr. Stanley Krippner, a professor at Saybrook Institute, addressed the emergent threats to societies around the world based upon the unlikely alliance of religious fundamentalism and super sophisticated technologies.  Dr. Krippner’s vision is aligned with CIHS in that he believes in the integration of religion and science and that the person  must be viewed holistically as consisting of mind-body-spirit.

On hand to offer support and congratulations to CIHS from the City of Encinitas was Deputy Mayor Jim Bond. Mayor Bond offered his gratitude in having such a unique institute that has the potential to enhance the advancement of human sciences not only locally but globally as well.

As president and founder of CIHS, Hiroshi Motoyama, Ph.D., Ph.D. gave a compelling address filled with pride in congratulating the graduating students and hope for a society supported by love, wisdom and trust. Dr. Motoyama is a visionary with extraordinary spiritual insights not only in religious philosophy but also in a holistic worldview.  His understandings of human spiritual growth are important for establishing a global society.

As a teaching and research institution, it is hoped that students who receive higher education here will thereby be able to contribute to the planned evolution of a truly global society.  CIHS, despite being a small graduate school, will continue taking firm steps to move towards realizing these great goals.