Dr. John Lilly: Patanjali's Influence on Me
Description
Dr. John C. Lilly was the pioneer who in breakthrough research discovered the communicative intelligence of Dolphins. In addition, he is remembered for his extensive study of the isolation tank experience and for his best-selling books, The Center of the Cyclone and The Deep Self.
In this program, Dr. Lilly discussed in scientific detail his experiences with mind-altering drugs including his early, extensive use of LSD. While time has rendered the recording quality less than perfect, the information on this DVD is priceless. Anyone seriously interested in the human mind and its ultimate potential will find Dr. Lilly’s perspective unique and informative.
Dr. Lilly was an explorer of both eastern mysticism and the shamanic teachings of the western hemisphere. He was the Founder/Director of the Communication Research Institute.
His professional credentials included his M.D. from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine; research in medical physics and biophysics as an Associate Professor at the University of Pennsylvania; work in psychoanalysis at the Institute of the Philadelphia Association of Psycho-analysis and at the Washington-Baltimore Psychoanalytic Institute; and work at the National Institute of Mental Health and at the National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Blindness.
Time: 1 hour:12 minutes
In this program, Dr. Lilly discussed in scientific detail his experiences with mind-altering drugs including his early, extensive use of LSD. While time has rendered the recording quality less than perfect, the information on this DVD is priceless. Anyone seriously interested in the human mind and its ultimate potential will find Dr. Lilly’s perspective unique and informative.
Dr. Lilly was an explorer of both eastern mysticism and the shamanic teachings of the western hemisphere. He was the Founder/Director of the Communication Research Institute.
His professional credentials included his M.D. from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine; research in medical physics and biophysics as an Associate Professor at the University of Pennsylvania; work in psychoanalysis at the Institute of the Philadelphia Association of Psycho-analysis and at the Washington-Baltimore Psychoanalytic Institute; and work at the National Institute of Mental Health and at the National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Blindness.
Time: 1 hour:12 minutes