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Roland (Lenny) Gibson
  • 67, Male
  • Pawlet, Vermont
  • United States
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A much larger and more useful consideration of mysticism can be found at http://bodysoulandspirit.net/mystical_experiences/index.shtml
May 19
Neuroscience endeavors to reduce consciousness to a thing, to materialize it. "We need to turn our backs on the orthodox assumption that consciousness is something that happens inside us, like digestion. It is now clear, as it has not been before, t…
March 26
The web of fiber is laid across the oceans and the land, the towers and cells proliferate, and the satellites beam. The axons and dendrites of Gaia extend to the ends of the biosphere. The neurology of the noosphere is at hand.
March 26
A discussion group about how collaborative cyberspace, collective intelligence and online social networking contributes for the shaping of a new era of understanding and experiencing the mind and the common underlying structure they share with HB.
March 26

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Leonard Gibson, Ph.D., graduated from Williams College and earned doctorates from Claremont Graduate School in philosophy and The University of Texas at Austin in psychology. Lenny has studied and worked with experiences of non–ordinary consciousness for over forty-five years. He has taught at The University of Tulsa and Lesley College and served his clinical psychology internship at the Boston, Mass. V.A. Hospital. He currently teaches Transpersonal Psychology at Burlington College. Lenny serves on the board of the Association of Holotropic Breathwork International, assists with town and regional planning, and plays clarinet in local bands. A survivor of throat cancer, he facilitates the head and neck cancer support group at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center.
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Holotropic Breathwork integrates my work in philosophy and psychology, emotionally illuminating philosophical cosmology and making the nature of my soul vivid.
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http://www.dreamshadow.com

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At 5:39am on May 21, 2010, Stacia said…
Sorry I missed you at Menla. It was a wonder-filled two weeks and I am already planning for next years modules. It was a delight to have Elizabeth there. Perhaps we'll have a chance to meet at Kripalu.
At 12:51am on November 30, 2009, Eamon Dowling said…
Re: Spiritual Tech et al. Lenny, I agree with cautionary / realistic note, and that perception agrees with my experience.

I would add, that transformative experiences are very difficult to study clinically. I assert that is because there is a simultaneous change of structure and content, and have a greater resemblance medically to trauma (albeit with positive content). And like many trauma experiences, the post processing and social contexts can valence the original event quite significantly.
At 5:25pm on October 26, 2009, Laurane said…
Absolutely. Thank you for the intention.
At 5:33am on February 10, 2009, Jimmy Eyerman said…
It was long 2.5 hrs...but very well received
 
 
 

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