Dr. Charles T. Tart on June 23rd, 2009

Dr. Charles T. Tart, Mindfulness, Institute of Transpersonal Psychology, Lecture 2, Part 8 of 15 parts. To start class from beginning, click here. Student: Any suggestions or counsel on the state change of my leg falling asleep constantly? CTT: Well you can worry about how you’re probably going to die from it. (Laughter) But I [...]

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Dr. Charles T. Tart on June 15th, 2009

Dr. Charles T. Tart, Mindfulness, Institute of Transpersonal Psychology, Lecture 2, Part 7 of 15 parts. To start class from beginning, click here. Student: The second thing I wondered about was that I definitely have a state change happen. It does seem to be consistent that the more I focus my breath the more I [...]

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Dr. Charles T. Tart on April 10th, 2009

Dr. Charles T. Tart, Mindfulness, Institute of Transpersonal Psychology, Lecture 2, Part 4 of 15 parts. To start class from beginning, click here. CTT: I tried to give you a relatively pure – Can I use a word like pure? – a kind of pure psychological context for controlled attention practices last week. I’m sure [...]

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Dr. Charles T. Tart on April 4th, 2009

Dr. Charles T. Tart, Mindfulness, Institute of Transpersonal Psychology, Lecture 2, Part 3 of 15 parts. To start class from beginning, click here. Student: I wanted to go back to your original comment about context and culture. [Transcription of next sentence unclear] Jon Kabat-Zinn says we need to approach this area using life lessons and [...]

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Dr. Charles T. Tart on March 23rd, 2009

Dr. Charles T. Tart, Mindfulness, Institute of Transpersonal Psychology, Lecture 2, Part 2 of 15 parts. To start class from beginning, click here. CTT: The particular thing that made me think of this as I was driving down here was remembering something I do regularly, but I never teach anybody because I’m afraid I would [...]

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