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Impermanence: Why Do Buddhists Go On and On About It?

February 15, 2016 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Transpersonal

Impermanence:  Why Do Buddhists Go On and On About It? Charles T. Tart I have been very interested in Buddhism[…]

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Why Our Emotions Drive Us Crazy: Take 1, They Have To Shout!

December 8, 2015 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Transpersonal

Why Our Emotions Drive Us Crazy: Take 1, They Have To Shout! Charles T. Tart As usual, these are thoughts-in-process…[…]

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Doubt and Belief as Energies: Handicap and Powerhouse, or…

November 25, 2015 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Transpersonal

Doubt and Belief as Energies: Handicap and Powerhouse, or… Charles T. Tart Copyright © 2015 Charles T. Tart  These are[…]

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How Do You Define Consciousness?

October 31, 2015 Charles Tart Consciousness, Transpersonal

How do you define consciousness? An old friend wrote me that she was exploring how people define “consciousness,” and since[…]

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From Sarcasm To Blessing: Setting The Perceptual Filters

October 24, 2015 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Transpersonal

From Sarcasm To Blessing: Setting The Perceptual Filters I was looking for something to read with my breakfast today, and[…]

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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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State-Specific Sciences: Altered State Origin of the Proposal

September 7, 2015 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Parapsychology, Transpersonal

State-Specific Sciences: Altered State Origin of the Proposal Charles T. Tart Perhaps the most important and creative idea I’ve had[…]

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When The Impossible Happens

July 29, 2015 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Parapsychology, Transpersonal

When I entered graduate school back in 1961, I signed up for the doctorate in clinical psychology track.  I figured[…]

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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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