Dancing with the Trickster: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Experiences captures the stories of people who have had potentially life-altering extraordinary experiences, and explores what these phenomena reveal about our human condition, our world and the nature of consciousness.
Our goal is to foster a community where people share their stories with one another, and with our team of experts, to better understand and learn from these experiences.
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Dancing with the Trickster: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Experiences captures the stories of people who have had potentially life-altering extraordinary experiences, and explores what these phenomena reveal about our human condition, our world and the nature of consciousness.
Our goal is to foster a community where people share their stories with one another, and with our team of experts, to better understand and learn from these experiences.
Join us to help develop this unique Experience Sharing Community…
Dr. Stanley Krippner and Dr. Dean Radin, the chief scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences, discuss the importance and challenges of people sharing their extraordinary human experiences.
I believe the trickster is ubiquitous in anomalous experiences. It prevents parapsychological experiments from being replicated; it encourages psychiatrists to prescribe medication for patients who ask them about their “out-of-body” experiences; it causes academics to run in the other direction when a colleague suggests that the study of “past lives,” “near-death” reports, or “alien abductions” might have some merit. Anomalous and transpersonal experiences not only violate categories, they deconstruct and subvert them.
– Stanley Krippner, PhD (from Dancing with the Trickster: Notes for a transpersonal autobiography, International Journal of Transpersonal Studies 2002) Click here for more Stanley videos, including a video where he discusses his very own anomalous experience.
Dr. Stanley Krippner and Dr. Dean Radin, the chief scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences, discuss the importance and challenges of people sharing their extraordinary human experiences.
I believe the trickster is ubiquitous in anomalous experiences. It prevents parapsychological experiments from being replicated; it encourages psychiatrists to prescribe medication for patients who ask them about their “out-of-body” experiences; it causes academics to run in the other direction when a colleague suggests that the study of “past lives,” “near-death” reports, or “alien abductions” might have some merit. Anomalous and transpersonal experiences not only violate categories, they deconstruct and subvert them.
– Stanley Krippner, PhD (from “Dancing with the Trickster: Notes for a transpersonal autobiography,” International Journal of Transpersonal Studies 2002) Click here for more Stanley videos, including a video where he discusses his very own anomalous experience.
