Tom Campbell

Tom Campbell, a physicist and author of the trilogy My Big TOE, dives into the fascinating concept of reality as a simulation. He discusses how consciousness shapes our perceptions and interactions, emphasizing the importance of compassion over material pursuits. The conversation covers the idea that personal intention can influence future experiences, and contrasts transient experiences from substances with deeper growth through meditation. Campbell also encourages listeners to embrace personal agency for self-discovery, challenging them to take control of their lives.

Tom Campbell (CEG's Community Manager) and Susan Tree, a college counseling and admissions legend, discuss intellectual curiosity in college admissions. They cover topics such as framing accomplishments as superpowers, identifying learning styles, the value of communicating curiosity to admissions officers, and aligning academic and non-academic interests in applications.

Physicist Tom Campbell and researcher Bob Monroe discuss their early experiences with out-of-body experiences and their collaboration in researching expanded states of consciousness. They engineered the first binaural beat tape to facilitate out-of-body experiences and explored various methods to induce altered states of consciousness. They also delve into the setup of Bob's lab at Whistlefield and the use of galvanic skin response (GSR) measurements. The speakers touch upon the establishment of the Monroe Institute and upcoming discussions on remote viewing training and the concept of reality.