This is an interesting conversation with Stanislav Grof on his work in developing consciousness and psychology studies over the last 50 years. The podcast come from the
Institute of Noetic Sciences library.
In the last five decades, psychedelic therapy and other avenues of
modern consciousness research have revealed a rich array of “anomalous”
phenomena that have undermined some of the most basic assumptions of
modern psychiatry, psychology, and psychotherapy concerning
consciousness and the human psyche in health and disease. Many of these
observations are so radical that they question the basic philosophical
assumptions of materialistic science.
In this interview, we review these remarkable data and explore the most
important major revisions that would have to be made in our
understanding of consciousness, of the human psyche, and of the nature
of reality to respond to these conceptual challenges. These radical
changes in our thinking would fall into the following categories:
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Cartography of the Human Psyche
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Architecture of Emotional and Psychosomatic Disorders.
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Effective Therapeutic Mechanisms
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Strategy of Psychotherapy and Self-Exploration
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Role of Spirituality in Human Life
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The Nature of Reality: Psyche, Cosmos, and Consciousness
- Related Sets: "Mysteries of Consciousness" Teleseminar Series
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Download as mp3
Publication Date: 2011-06-15
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