Thank you Dan for the overview. I wonder if you have any thoughts concerning the theoretical physicist Steven Hawking, who to me seems a exemplar of transpersonal psychology. Could his physical disability, one where he is in a constant state of near death experience, lead him to great insights into the mystery of the cosmos as well as equal heights in the realm of transpersonal psychology?
Thanks for sharing the info! man, I really want this type of degree.. My B.S. was in Communications and I just finished a M.A. in Public Affairs. I've been trying to pick the majors that open up the job market more for me, but I guess you cant get away from pursuing what you enjoy learning about.. All of these degrees are so expensive though
As a student in the Alef Trust program (my second online graduate program in transpersonal psychology), I can attest to the exceptional quality of this online graduate program. The instructors are world class and include such recognised educators as Dr Len Lancaster, Dr, Jessica Bockler, Dr, Glenn Hartelius, Dr Steve Taylor, Dr Tamara Russell and many others. The breadth of courses available cover a wide range of topics in transpersonal psychology, consciousness, leadership, shamanistic psychology, creativity, meditation & mindfulness and many others. Check out the link below for a listing and outline of the courses which Alef Trust offers online with many new ones starting in April 2017. Open Learning Courses: www.aleftrust.org/personal-development/
Lots of ahhhs and ummms, not that that's a big deal, but it seems as if even though you've studied this topic in depth as you claim, one would think your train of thought would be a bit more seamless than you demonstrated. Not reading word by word of the slides would be another area i would recommend you take some time to develop. Some of the slides would have been better in different places or perhaps completely omitted from your presentation so that you don't repeat yourself.
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Chill vid. Thanks for the upload (=
Yes, transpersonal = beyond the ego
Amazing information and thank you for speaking on Stanislav Grof.
Thank U for this
Top. Thank you.
Thank you Dan for the overview. I wonder if you have any thoughts concerning the theoretical physicist Steven Hawking, who to me seems a exemplar of transpersonal psychology. Could his physical disability, one where he is in a constant state of near death experience, lead him to great insights into the mystery of the cosmos as well as equal heights in the realm of transpersonal psychology?
Maybe bit his string theory is wrong so how reliable are his insights
Thanks for sharing the info! man, I really want this type of degree.. My B.S. was in Communications and I just finished a M.A. in Public Affairs. I've been trying to pick the majors that open up the job market more for me, but I guess you cant get away from pursuing what you enjoy learning about.. All of these degrees are so expensive though
thank you, I'm from Indonesia and this info helps at all understand transpersonal psychology.
As a student in the Alef Trust program (my second online graduate program in transpersonal psychology), I can attest to the exceptional quality of this online graduate program. The instructors are world class and include such recognised educators as Dr Len Lancaster, Dr, Jessica Bockler, Dr, Glenn Hartelius, Dr Steve Taylor, Dr Tamara Russell and many others. The breadth of courses available cover a wide range of topics in transpersonal psychology, consciousness, leadership, shamanistic psychology, creativity, meditation & mindfulness and many others. Check out the link below for a listing and outline of the courses which Alef Trust offers online with many new ones starting in April 2017.
Open Learning Courses:
www.aleftrust.org/personal-development/
I only just found this. Thankyou for the springboard of founders, philosophers and especially the references :-).
I've recently completed an advanced diploma in this field and would like to be connected to other counsellors if they are open to it?
This was a wonderful and insightful synthesis of the history of transpersonal psychology. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing this lecture, it was very good. I did fall asleep for a short while, but thats only because I’m a little strung out.
Lots of ahhhs and ummms, not that that's a big deal, but it seems as if even though you've studied this topic in depth as you claim, one would think your train of thought would be a bit more seamless than you demonstrated. Not reading word by word of the slides would be another area i would recommend you take some time to develop. Some of the slides would have been better in different places or perhaps completely omitted from your presentation so that you don't repeat yourself.