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Tag: Tibetan Buddhism

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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Can You Intend to Transcend Intention?

July 24, 2014 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Transpersonal

Friends and I have been puzzling a lot lately over the descriptions of Buddhist enlightenment as being, among other things,[…]

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How Do I Practice?

July 17, 2014 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Transpersonal

 I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the various spiritual systems and practices I’ve been involved with over the years,[…]

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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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Homage to My Cat Guru Kiri!

June 4, 2014 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Transpersonal

  Last night my wife and I attended a Buddhist study group that we’ve gone to for some time.  Our[…]

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The Perfect is the Enemy of the Good: An Obstacle to the Spread of Tibetan Buddhism

April 22, 2014 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Transpersonal

The Perfect is the Enemy of the Good: An Obstacle to the Spread of Tibetan Buddhism © 2014 Charles T.[…]

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Some Reflections on “Reality”

March 15, 2014 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Transpersonal

  Some friends and I have been listening to some teachings by Tibetan Buddhist teacher Tsoknyi Rinpoche and thinking about[…]

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Mindfully Awakening – When Useful, When Dangerous – Reflections

September 30, 2013 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Transpersonal

A friend, with considerable practical experience as well as intellectual knowledge of the emphasis on developing mindfulness in both G. […]

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The Mindlessness of a Mindfulness Teacher

August 9, 2013 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Transpersonal

Many years ago, while reading P.  D.  Ouspensky’s book, “in Search of the Miraculous,” about the teachings of G. I.[…]

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Morning Dead Growing … Nor Expression of Elite Call Bull…. One Way of Thinking about Mind/Body Relationships

March 31, 2013 Charles Tart Consciousness, Explorations on the Spiritual Side, Parapsychology, Transpersonal

Morning dead growing?  Has Professor Tart finally lost his marbles? Although most people in the scientific community seem to have[…]

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