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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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What Is It Like To Be Present?

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

What Is It Like To Be Present?  Charles T. Tart © 2014 Charles T. Tart While listening to a recording[…]

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Assumptions, Intentions, Experiments, Bias

December 19, 2010 Charles Tart Consciousness, Parapsychology, Transpersonal

Lately I’m finding it useful to think of myself (and others) as “intention fields,” intermeshed sets of intentions, some reinforcing,[…]

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