…who's a fascinating figure, sort of like me in a way. I mean, I think half crackpot, half hopefully something else. But Stan has created a three dimensional object, a sculpture, which, when illuminated with a bright source of light in a series of predict,…

…of sufficient power to give descriptions of the internal transcendence of being as we experienced it in the present at hand. Stan touched on this this afternoon. The freudian interest in the repression of desire and the placement of the critical period in…

…the mind to the body, which I talked about the first night, that are very interesting. One of the things again that Stan touched on this afternoon was what he called synchronistic events attendant upon taking psychedelic drugs, and this means that you take…

…which we mediate our sensorium and project models of the world. So we are far more plastic than we realize, and I think what Stan was saying tonight about how the goal is to be in the I forget the term the hylolytic, the matter oriented side of it…

…demonstrating how to do it, unlike the yugoslavs their neighbors were demonstrating how not to do it and some of the figures like Stan I don't know if you heard his talk on the opening night when he was saying that czechoslovakia has only lived without…

…and a number of other people, getting different perspectives and there are a lot of different perspectives on this kind of work. Stan has a particular kind of model. That's very useful for, in terms of the language that you were talking about last night,…

…named Jackie small who is one of the on the leading edge of chemical dependency work of all things and has worked with Stan a great deal in bringing his model of the breath work out particularly in the United States and particularly in the area of…

…that can be painted or things that can be said and and since I'm better at the saying than the painting I work like that. Stan is a good friend of mine we've talked about this over the years. I just don't I just can't confirm his maps of the psyche.…

…with that, get a friend. Is that your question? I guess that's my question because it seems to me like from reading Stan Grof's books the point that he makes is that these substances are basically physiologically very safe. The danger is in psychological…

…Who's a fascinating figure sort of like me in a way. I mean I think half crackpot half hopefully something else but Stan has created a three dimensional object, a sculpture which when illuminated with a bright source of light, in a series of predict…

…Who's a fascinating figure, sort of like me in a way. I mean I think half crackpot, half hopefully something else. But Stan has created a three dimensional object, a sculpture, which, when illuminated with a bright source of light from a series of…

…battle scarred explorers who you know come back from a certain given evening with their eyes bugging and a tale to tell, primarily from Stan, that there is no such thing as a bad trip. There is the wrong context, which is what you were saying in the…

…and a number of other people getting different perspectives and there are a lot of different perspectives on this kind of work. Stan has a particular kind of model that's very useful in terms of the language that you were talking about last night of…

…with a woman named Jackie small who is on the leading edge of chemical dependency work of all things, and has worked with Stan a great deal in bringing his model of the breath work out, particularly in the United States and particularly in the area of…

…things that can be painted or things that can be said. And since I'm better at the saying than the painting I work like that. Stan is a good friend of mine we've talked about this over the years. I just can't confirm his maps of the psyche. I don't…

…demonstrating how to do it unlike the yugoslavs their neighbors were demonstrating how not to do it and some of the figures like Stan I don't know if you heard his talk on the opening night when he was saying that czechoslovakia has only lived without…

…the initial results would be more permanent. But that required a lot more sessions because I think that the work that Stan did here in czechoslovakia showed that an individual may require between 15 and 80 sessions. So that's essentially where the research…

…of paranormal activity, I think are part of a 5 leakage around normal culturally sanctioned brain function. If you read Stan Groff's books about LSD, which is one case history after another, virtually every paranormal phenomenon ever catalogued has occurred…

…and then you can be phoenixed in several ways. Well, some of what I'm saying here is facetious. We talked last night about Stan Tenen's wonderful object. For those of you who weren't here, this is a man, a kabbalistic scholar, who has developed a piece…

…sufficient power to give descriptions of the internal transcendence of being as we experienced it in the present at hand and Stan touched on this this afternoon the freudian interest in the repression of desire and the placement of the critical period in…

…the mind to the body which I talked about the first night that are very interesting. One of the things again that Stan touched on this afternoon was what he called synchronistic events attendant upon taking psychedelic drugs. And this means that you take…

…mediate our sensorium and project models of the world. So it is not. We are far more plastic than we realize and I think what Stan was saying tonight about how the goal is to be in the I forget the term the hylolytic, the matter oriented side of it…

…sufficient power to give descriptions of the internal transcendence of being as we experienced it in the present at hand. And Stan touched on this this afternoon the freudian interest in the repression of desire and the placement of the critical period in…

…the mind to the body which I talked about the first night that are very interesting. One of the things again that Stan touched on this afternoon was what he called synchronistic events attendant upon taking psychedelic drugs, and this means that you take…

…which we mediate our sensorium and project models of the world. So we are far more plastic than we realize. And I think what Stan was saying tonight about how the goal is to be in the I forget the term the hylolytic, the matter oriented side of it…