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CCCE: Concentration, Clarity, Curiosity, Equanimity
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Bottom Line Spirituality: What Works, What Might Work Better
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The Importance of Curiosity: In Transpersonal Psychology, in Spiritual...
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Prometheus and Atlas – Great Book Number 1
Prometheus and Atlas – Great Book Number 1 Charles T. Tart This month has been a rich time for receiving books that I not only ought to, but definitely want to read! This is to tell you about one I...
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Ongoing Thoughts on Spiritual Ideas (Buddhism, e.g.) and Practices for...
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What Meditation/Mindfulness Does for Me – Quiet Stuff – Part 1
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The Secret Science of the Soul and Coast-to-Coast AM Interview
Finally, with the hardback edition of The End of Materialism: How Evidence of the Paranormal is Bringing Science and Spirit Together out of print, I’ve arranged for a somewhat revised paperback second...
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In the Tibetan Buddhist traditions that I have been studying for some time, there are frequent references to the[...]
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I’ve been fortunate in leading a very interesting life, encountering and working with unusual, often little known ideas and observations[...]
View ArticleWhy I’ve Studied Survival of Death Research, and What I Conclude, So Far…
So the consequences of my working belief being some kind of survival, with potential learning and karmic consequences? Interesting, challenging, and hopefully I’ll be smart enough to not have to learn...
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