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Charles Tart

1969-01-01year known, day not recorded

UC Davis psychologist and a founder of transpersonal psychology; his 1969 anthology Altered States of Consciousness helped make the scientific study of non-ordinary consciousness respectable. A longtime parapsychology researcher who coined the phrase "consensus trance."

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Attendance at Scientific Seminar in Support of GONDOLA WISH (U) 1978-07-31

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Techniques To Enhance Extraordinary Human Perception

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…e have no adequate theories or explanations of ESP. As Dr. Charles Tart pointed out at the symposium on ESP at the University of Ca…

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→ Parapsychological Association

past president and senior figure

Attendance at Scientific Seminar in Support of GONDOLA WISH (U)
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→ Stanford Research Institute

was on leave from UC Davis and serving as a consultant to it in parapsychology, July 1978

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→ The Monroe Institute

referred seminar attendees seeking out-of-body training to it, July 1978

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→ Institute of Noetic Sciences names a source we do not hold

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