SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 2008

Luminary: Chris Bache

Luminary: Chris Bache

Luminary: Chris Bache

Chris Bache
Chris Bache is director of transformative learning at the Institute of Noetic Sciences. He teaches at the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco, and at Youngstown State University, Ohio. Chris is the author of Lifecycles and Dark Night, Early Dawn: Steps to a Deep Ecology of Mind.

In his book, Dark Night, Early Dawn, Chris suggests that we can use the experiences of great mystics to model the collective transformation that humanity as a whole is presently undergoing. This comparison is not as farfetched as we first may think, because the challenges that humanity is facing today are fundamentally challenges of consciousness.
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Betsy MacGregor, Chris Bache, Robert Gass | Shift | Shift Issue #05: The Science of Fields

What is the feeling of the field? A physician, a teacher, and a musician share first-person perspectives on experiencing the power of fields.

Chris Bache on Renewing the Psychedelic Conversation

Chris Bache | 07.02.05 |
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If psychedelics are going to realize their potential to expand our culture's vision of reality, we need to renew the psychedelic conversation. This workshop launches a dialogue beginning with a sober assessment of some of the ups and downs of integrating sacred medicines into a life of spiritual practice.

Chris Bache on Exploring the Living Intelligence of Group Minds

Chris Bache | 10.28.05 |
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Bache describes the coming together of his life as a university professor with his life as a spiritual teacher and psychedelic journeyer, focusing on the way in which Sheldrake’s morphic fields and "spiritual resonance" describe the transformation that can occur in student and teacher.

Chris Bache on the Dark Night of the Species Soul

Chris Bache | 11.30.05 |
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Bache examines the relationship between our personal transformation and the transformation of our species. Can we think of this time in our history as a collective "dark night of the soul?"

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