VIDEOS

Hemispheric Synchronization:

81 minutes. A presentation made at the International Conference of the Association for the Advancement of Psychosynthesis in Quebec, Canada. August, 2015.

Educational Objectives: Understand psychosynthesis from a neuropsychological perspective. Be introduced to the concept of hemispheric synchronization. Understand the different psychological functions of the left and right hemispheres of the brain. Understand how specific techniques access and help utilize specific states of consciousness. Understand how when used together they can facilitate an experience of the True Self.

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CEIS: A psychosynthesis 12-step process
for transforming consciousness

49 minutes. Creative Explorations of Inner Space (CEIS) An abbreviated videoof a presentation made at the International Conference of the Association for the Advancement of Psychosynthesis in Quebec, Canada, August, 2015

Educational Objectives:

Understand psychosynthesis psychologically, experientially and neurophysiologically.
Experience the state of hemispheric synchronization.
Learn how to link techniques together for an astounding experience of personal and spiritual growth through the CEIS process. Take an outline home to be able to repeat the CEIS process at will and facilitate an experience of the True Self at home, with clients or significant others.

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Mandala Minnow and transformations of consciousness

1 hour. Aired on Channel 95 TV, Richmond, Virginia. June - September 2001

Mental imagery is a hypnotherapeutic technique. It helps the client relax, tune inward, and focus the mind in a precise way to view, through the power of imagination, a particular issue, problem or dynamic that is the subject of our exploration in counseling. With this focused and imaginative point of view, we are able to see in a broad way the issue that we are exploring. Mental imagery helps us collect energies and see how our emotions, thoughts and actions all come together in the metaphors of imagery. Then, in order to remember them, we create mandala art.

Mandala art is thousands of years old. It has been found in rock petroglyphs, in Tibetan Buddhism, in Native American spiritual practices--throughout the world. The essence of mandala art is that we draw a circle and within that circle we project or represent the visions and inspiration that comes to us from the inner world or from a spiritual dimension. We draw these images out so that we can document them, so that we can study them later and so that we can continue to learn from them. For further reading, CLICK HERE.

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The Dahlia Dude

30 minutes. Aired on Channel 95 TV, Richmond, Virginia
October 30, 2008

Raising Dahlias is my secret passion. I want to tell you about the raising and cultivation of this beautiful flower. Some people call me the Dahlia Dude. I’ll tell you why in this video.