Shift Issue 6
Shift Issue 6
CREATIVITY
CREATING THE STORY OF TOMORROW
by Charles Johnston
CREATIVITY BEGINS IN THE WOMB
by Richard Heinberg
NURTURING THE POSSIBLE
by Wendy Anne McCarty
BECOMING CONSCIOUSLY VIBRALINGUAL
by Rachel Bagby
PARADOX, BREAKTHROUGH, AND THE ZEN KOAN
by John Tarrant
DREAMING MIND AND CREATIVE MIND
by Fariba Bogzaran
THE SPACIOUS CENTER
by Aftab Omer
JOHN MACK – A TRIBUTE
by Michael H. Cohen
CLASSICS IN CREATIVITY
by Willis Harman, Howard Rheingold, and Rollo May
Frontiers of Research
Creative or Defective?
by Dean Radin
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Nurturing the Possible
The emerging field of prenatal and perinatal psychology (PPN) is revolutionizing our understanding of prenatal life, birth and bonding, and... |
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Becoming Consciously Vibralingual
The five elements of collective experience—breath, intention, tone, rhythm, and repetition—open us to the nuanced flutterings at the doors of... |
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Paradox, Breakthrough, and the Zen KoanThe Japanese koan embraces the unknown and makes an ally of doubt, leaving the conditioned mind behind. 4 pages March - May 2005 Topics: Philosophy, Spirituality, Worldviews |
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Dreaming Mind and Creative MindThe symbolism of dreams can awaken us to our creative potential. 2 pages March - May 2005 Topics: Arts & Creativity, States of Consciousness, Transformative Practices |
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The Spacious Center
Using creative ritual, successful leaders such as Mohandas Gandhi build bridges between a culture’s core and its periphery, and in the process... |
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John Mack – A TributeKnown primarily for his studies of the abductee/UFO experience, John Mack will be deeply missed. 2 pages March - May 2005 Topics: Death, Dying & Beyond, Parapsychology |
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Classics in CreativityThe reflections of these consciousness pioneers on creativity have no less relevance now than they did a generation ago. 2 pages March - May 2005 Topics: Arts & Creativity, States of Consciousness |
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Creating the Story of TomorrowThe future is in our hands, says psychiatrist, artist, and futurist Charles Johnston. And creativity will determine what it looks like. 6 pages March - May 2005 Topics: Arts & Creativity, Community & Society |
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Creativity Begins in the Womb
By acknowledging that the unborn child is much more aware than we’d ever imagined, contemporary researchers are discovering what many ancient... |