Three-dimensional transforming musical linguistic objects.

Hello.

Greetings from Cyberdelic Space. This is Lorenzo, and I'm your host here in the Psychedelic

Salon. And today we get to listen to Jack Cornfield speaking at the 1988 International Transpersonal

Conference. And by the way, two other speakers at this conference are people you already know,

Albert Hoffman and Mickey Hart of the

Grateful Dead. But they won't be here with us today. Now this podcast is going to be a little

different because it's focused on mind manifestation through meditation rather than by using

psychoactive substances. In fact, in the course of his presentation,

Cornfield includes two five-minute meditations.

Now, I've not included the first one,

but during the ending meditation,

his accompanying dialogue is, well,

it's really worth the time to re-listen to

and give some thought to what he suggests.

As you may know, Jack Cornfield is an American writer, teacher, and psychologist who is known

for his work in making Buddhism more accessible for Westerners.

He trained as a Buddhist monk in Thailand, India, and Burma.

And he has been teaching meditation internationally since 1974.

Jack Cornfield has also spoken about psychedelics in the context of spiritual practice, and his views on the intersection of Buddhism and psychedelics

highlights the importance of intention, caution, and ethical boundaries when

considering their use.

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