Exploring the Nature of Consciousness through Research and Scholarship

Conference 2020

The Society for Consciousness Studies Annual Conference is this Saturday, Dec. 5th! It runs from 8:50AM Pacific Time to around 5:30PM.
Elizabeth is on at 3:45PM

Attendance is FREE. Learn more: https://consc.org/conference-2020

Here's the current schedule:

8:50 - Gathering and Welcome

9:00 - Kiran Kumar Salagame, Towards bridging the two streams of knowledge on the Primacy of consciousness

9:45 - Marcus T Anthony, Embodied Presence and Responsible Active Citizenship in the Age of Dissent

10:10 - Peter Fenwick, The Changes in Consciousness Surrounding Death

10:35 - Alethea Nerad, Feminine Consciousness and the Wisdom of the Heart

11:00 - Allan Leslie Combs and Stanley Krippner An informal dialogue between Allan Combs and Stanley Krippner about their personal experiences and the growth of consciousness studies over the years.

12:05 - Jeffery A. Martin, A Year of Breakthroughs in Persistent Non-Symbolic Consciousness Research

12:40 - Marilyn Schlitz, Aging and Transformation: A Naturalistic Model for Awakening to Life’s Third Act

1:00 - Short break, gathering and welcome back

1:15 - Debby Flickinger and Martha Brumbaugh, The Emergence of Integral Consciousness: The Miracles that Weave together Caritas Process™ #10 and Cross-Cultural Shamanic Practice

1:40 - Pratibha Gramann, Cosmic Motivational Psychology

2:05 - Miloslava Kozmová, Metacognition in Non-Lucid Dreaming So Far Exists Without Neural Correlates

2:30 - Stephan Schwartz, America, Consciousness and the Covid-19 Pandemic: What Have We Learned?

2:55 - Barbara Karlsen, The Human Body in Sympoiesis with Nature and Cosmos: Towards an Emergent Ontogenesis with the Cosmos

3:20 - Michael Jawer, Sentience as the Precursor of Consciousness and the Key to Panpsychism

3:45 - Elizabeth W. Krasnoff, Effects of Auditory Binaural Beats on Consciousness and the Human Nervous System

4:10 - Ed Sareth, Intimations of an Improvisation-based Ontology

4:35 - Elizabeth Stephens, Findings from a Multi-group Study of Nondual Claimants

5:00 - President's talk and closing

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