LSD and the Mind of the Universe: Chris Bache, EP 261

Chris Bache, a mild mannered professor at a Midwest university, led a secret life. Outside the ivory tower, he took 73 high doses of LSD to explore consciousness. He learned how we are each part of the human species, its history, biology and consciousness, and that there are no private thoughts. To help the species through the coming cataclysm we must do what we each are called to do and learn to cooperate. You can pre-order Dr. Beitman's new book Meaningful Coincidences due out in September here! https://www.innertraditions.com/books... 

Chris Bache, Ph.D., is professor emeritus in Philosophy and Religious Studies at Youngstown State University where he taught for 33 years. He is also adjunct faculty at CIIS, Emeritus Fellow at the Institute of Noetic Sciences, and on the Advisory Board of Grof Legacy Training. An award-winning teacher and international speaker, Chris has written four books: Lifecycles - a study of reincarnation in light of contemporary consciousness research; Dark Night, Early Dawn - a pioneering work in psychedelic philosophy; The Living Classroom - an exploration of collective fields of consciousness in teaching; and LSD and the Mind of the Universe - the story of his 20-year journey with LSD. https://chrisbache.com/ 

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