http://dreamstudies.org/2007/07/14/eco-dreaming-and-quantum-leap/ Dream research, lucid dreaming, and dream interpretation Thu, 29 Jul 2010 15:07:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://dreamstudies.org/2007/07/14/eco-dreaming-and-quantum-leap/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Mark A. Schroll Fri, 21 Sep 2007 13:40:20 +0000 http://dreamstudies.org/?p=8#comment-10 Excellent summary of this symposium Ryan! For those that missed it Stanley Krippner will post his paper on "A Preliminary Study of Sacred Sites in England and Wales and Home Dream Reports" on Tuesday Oct. 4, 2008, as his contribution to the 6th Annual PsiberDreaming Conference http://asdreams.org/psi2007/presenters.htm Curtiss Hoffman will also post his paper "Dream Delay, Dream Decay" to the PsiberDreaming conference on Thursday October 4, 2008. Mark A. Schroll will energize our cognitive electrons with a quantum leap opportunity, "Further Clarification on Ullman's New Abode: Recognizing the Limitations of the Holographic Paradigm." Schroll's essay is divided into five parts: 1) Ken Wilber's criticism of the holographic paradigm. 2) Bohm's response to Wilber's criticism. 3) Gordon G. Globus' defense of Bohm's holistic physics. 4) The holomovement: Bohm's initial narrative construction of wholeness. And 5) The holoflux: Bohm's continuing attempt to construct a language and conceptual understanding of wholeness. Montague Ullman too will be available as a discussant on Monday October 1 for Judy Gardiner's essay "Circling the Cosmos on a Dream." and Monte graciously gave his time to comment on a previous draft of Schroll's essay. Come and join us; we're actually not as scary as our titles. Excellent summary of this symposium Ryan! For those that missed it Stanley Krippner will post his paper on “A Preliminary Study of Sacred Sites in England and Wales and Home Dream Reports” on Tuesday Oct. 4, 2008, as his contribution to the 6th Annual PsiberDreaming Conference http://asdreams.org/psi2007/presenters.htm
Curtiss Hoffman will also post his paper “Dream Delay, Dream Decay” to the PsiberDreaming conference on Thursday October 4, 2008. Mark A. Schroll will energize our cognitive electrons with a quantum leap opportunity, “Further Clarification on Ullman’s New Abode: Recognizing the Limitations of the Holographic Paradigm.” Schroll’s essay is divided into five parts: 1) Ken Wilber’s criticism of the holographic paradigm. 2) Bohm’s response to Wilber’s criticism. 3) Gordon G. Globus’ defense of Bohm’s holistic physics. 4) The holomovement: Bohm’s initial narrative construction of wholeness. And 5) The holoflux: Bohm’s continuing attempt to construct a language and conceptual understanding of wholeness. Montague Ullman too will be available as a discussant on Monday October 1 for Judy Gardiner’s essay “Circling the Cosmos on a Dream.” and Monte graciously gave his time to comment on a previous draft of Schroll’s essay. Come and join us; we’re actually not as scary as our titles.

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