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NEUROTHEOLOGY

Part 1:  NEUROTHEOLOGY 101, ©2001    Part 2:  Technoshamanism/Neuroaesthetics    Part 3:  Neurotheology Attachments    Charles D. Laughlin    Charles Laughlin & the Biogenetic Structure of Religion    Neurology, Ritual & Religion by Cliff Guthrie    God & Gray Matter Bibliography--Templeton Foundation

CHAOSOPHY JOURNALS

CHAOSOPHY 1993  CHAOS AND POSTMODERN PSYCHOTHERAPY   CHAOSOPHY 2000  ASKLEPIA MONOGRAPH SERIES   CHAOSOPHY 2001  NEUROPSYCHOLOGY AND QUANTUM METAPHYSICS   CHAOSOPHY 2002  EMPATHY, COMPASSION AND HEALING

CHAOS THEORY

Chaos Theory and Complex Dynamical Systems    Chaos Consciousness and Healing    Human Dimensions of Chaos Theory    Chaos As the Universal Solvent    Chaos Theory and Jung's Psychological Complexes    Self-Organization in Biological Systems: Chaos and Antichaos    Dreaming and the Self-Organizing Brain

SHAMANISM

The Development of the Psychedelic Individual, (©1994)    Dreamguide: Navigating the Stream of Consciousness,(©1993)    "Becoming the Vine:  Account of an Ayahuasca Initiation", (©1994)    DREAMHEALING, (©1992)    Shamanic Art   Asklepia Foundation: Graywolf    AESCULAPIA:  From Ancient Dream Healing Temples to Wilderness Dream Retreat   What Happened When the Coyote Stole the Dreams    Disruption: Life Beyond the Circle    The Art of Drumming and Consciousness Restructuring    The Empty Medicine Bag    The Four Directions of Healing: The Medicine Wheel and CRP    Beyond the Vision Quest: Bringing It Back

DREAMS/ DREAMHEALING

DREAMHEALING, (©1992), by Graywolf Swinney and Iona Miller    "Dreamguide: Navigating the Stream of Consciousness," (©1993)    Chaosophy '93, (©1993): Chaos & Consciousness    Chaosophy 2000: CRP Protocols    Chaosophy 2001: Neurotheology and Quantum Metaphysics    Coming Soon: Chaosophy 2002: Empathy, Compassion, Healing    "Holographic Healing" © 1997    "Archetype, Myth, and Dream," (©1981)   Asklepia Foundation    NEWLY PUBLISHED, 2001: HOLOGRAPHIC HEALING

 

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