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Grappling with the Angel/Devil of “Non-Duality”

September 11, 2015 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Transpersonal

Grappling with the Angel/Devil of “Non-Duality” [An expanded version of this essay will be published in 2015 in the journal[…]

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Buddhism: Chances of Flourishing in the West?

August 2, 2015 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Parapsychology, Transpersonal

A few years ago, I and a few other Western scientists had an opportunity at informal meetings with a number[…]

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My Dedication Prayer

July 14, 2015 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Transpersonal

  There is a prayer that I’ve learned in similar forms from several Tibetan Buddhist teachers.  It is normally used[…]

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Is Meditative Observation Fast Enough?

May 11, 2015 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Transpersonal

Is Meditative Observation Fast Enough? Charles T. Tart Initial Draft:  May 11, 2015 One of my tasks as a transpersonal[…]

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Samsara Sucks… But Attention/Intention Can Unstick It

March 18, 2015 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Transpersonal

March 18, 2015.  This needs more expansion, refinement, editing, but since I’m going off on a meditation retreat in a[…]

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Meditation: Shifting The Focus Of Vipassana From Content To Process

March 4, 2015 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Transpersonal

            John Forrest Bamberger – Psychedelic Sunset 2 As mentioned in a variety of places,[…]

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Grandma, What Is A Soul?

February 22, 2015 Charles Tart Parapsychology, Transpersonal

People send me a lot of books and articles they would like me to read.  I choose to believe they[…]

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Buddhism and Science: Knowledge Acquisition, Refinement, and Application (KARAS)

December 23, 2014 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Transpersonal

Buddhism and Science: Knowledge Acquisition, Refinement, and Application (KARAS)  A few days after posting this, it occurred to me that[…]

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Some Reflections On The “Self”

December 20, 2014 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Transpersonal

Every once in a while I make some observations or have some ideas about what all this business of being[…]

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Creativity?  Artist with Words?  Where Do Those Ideas Come From?

November 6, 2014 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Transpersonal

I carry on a rich correspondence with an older cousin, Chaz Walters, who’s an accomplished painter as well as a[…]

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