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 most things through suffering. I’ll be a good person, that’s what I prefer anyway, and try to be an open, growing person rather than letting myself get too rigid. If there is some kind of personal/spiritual evolution through reincarnation, practicing being open and curious seems like it would help future progress for me and my world.
Read moreTag: God
IBPUOI? Incomplete, But Perhaps Useful or Inspiring?
I’ve been fortunate in leading a very interesting life, encountering and working with unusual, often little known ideas and observations[…]
Read moreThe 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[…]
Read morePrometheus 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[…]
Read moreThe Importance of Curiosity: In Transpersonal Psychology, in Spiritual Development
This is a modification and addition of draft version of a chapter to appear in Kaklauskas, Clements, Hocoy, & Hoffman[…]
Read moreBottom Line Spirituality: What Works, What Might Work Better
Bottom Line Spirituality: What Works, What Might Work Better Charles T. Tart I was reading along, without too much enthusiasm,[…]
Read moreA Student’s Questions About Parapsychology
Occasionally I get questions from students that strike me as of general interest, so here are some from a young[…]
Read moreSouls in Religion?
Souls in Religion? Charles Tart I recently heard from a colleague in a private discussion group for those who research[…]
Read morePASCAL’S WAGER: To Believe or Not Believe in God. Or?
PASCAL’S WAGER: To Believe or Not Believe in God. Or? Charles Tart Yesterday (9-28-15) there was an excellent opinion article[…]
Read moreWhen The Impossible Happens
When I entered graduate school back in 1961, I signed up for the doctorate in clinical psychology track. I figured[…]
Read more