NEW> The memoir is now available!
A Chaotic Life:
The Memoirs of Stanley Krippner, Pioneering Humanistic Psychologist
For additional info and ordering details:
https://universityprofessorspress.com/product/a-chaotic-life-the-memoirs-of-stanley-krippner-pioneering-humanistic-psychologist-3-volumes/
The Memoirs of Stanley Krippner, Pioneering Humanistic Psychologist
For additional info and ordering details:
https://universityprofessorspress.com/product/a-chaotic-life-the-memoirs-of-stanley-krippner-pioneering-humanistic-psychologist-3-volumes/
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Robert Strong is an East coast architect with a long-standing interest in Wilhelm Reich and his "orgone energy" chambers, one of which he has installed in his self-designed home. I have been giving him feedback on his "manifesto" all year and now it is ready to be shared.
Click on the link to view his writings
Robert Strong is an East coast architect with a long-standing interest in Wilhelm Reich and his "orgone energy" chambers, one of which he has installed in his self-designed home. I have been giving him feedback on his "manifesto" all year and now it is ready to be shared.
Click on the link to view his writings
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Follow this link to view all of Stanley's authored (and co-authored) articles that have appeared in The Dream Network Journal (1982 - 2021).
Follow this link to view all of Stanley's authored (and co-authored) articles that have appeared in The Dream Network Journal (1982 - 2021).
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New > Watch a recent video discussion on "dreaming and non-ordinary experiences", hosted by Rhonda Grant.
Click on this link: https://youtu.be/sznyAqTFp5g
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New > Watch a recent video discussion on "dreaming and non-ordinary experiences", hosted by Rhonda Grant.
Click on this link: https://youtu.be/sznyAqTFp5g
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A Tribute to Phil Lesh of The Grateful Dead
I first heard Phil Lesh and the other members of the Grateful Dead perform in June 1967 when
they played at the Cafe Au Go-Go in Greenwich Village, New York. There were only a few dozen people in the audience, as that was their first East Coast performance, but that soon changed, and their audiences began to number in the thousands. Soon thereafter I met Mickey Hart, one of the band’s drummers, at a party and then became friends with other members of the band as well. At that time, I was conducting dream telepathy research and experiments at Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn. Jerry Garcia suggested that we conduct some experimental sessions when the Dead were performing for six nights in New York at the Capitol Theater. Audience members were instructed via a set of instructions projected on a large video screen that was behind the band and were asked to attempt to “send” various painted images that were subsequently displayed on the same video screen, while the Dead were performing an extended instrumental “jam.” Meanwhile, in a laboratory many miles from the performance was a sleeping research participant who recounted a series of dreams that included imagery from most of the paintings. We published our statistically significant results in 1973, and this research has since appeared in many anthologies. I continued to enjoy the music of the Grateful Dead, knowing that Phil had co-written several of their most endearing songs, including “Box of Rain,” which was the finale of their last performance in 1995. After Jerry Garcia’s demise Phil continue to play in a number of Dead offshoot bands, and then, in 2005 he opened Terrapin Crossroads, a musical venue and restaurant in Northern California where I often enjoyed hosting friends. The food was excellent, and we always loved hearing Phil perform, sometimes with his own band, sometimes with his sons and their friends. When I heard of Phil’s passing I could not help but think back to 1967, when I first heard him play, and how surprised he might have been to know that his death would be featured in newspapers and other media across the globe.
I first heard Phil Lesh and the other members of the Grateful Dead perform in June 1967 when
they played at the Cafe Au Go-Go in Greenwich Village, New York. There were only a few dozen people in the audience, as that was their first East Coast performance, but that soon changed, and their audiences began to number in the thousands. Soon thereafter I met Mickey Hart, one of the band’s drummers, at a party and then became friends with other members of the band as well. At that time, I was conducting dream telepathy research and experiments at Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn. Jerry Garcia suggested that we conduct some experimental sessions when the Dead were performing for six nights in New York at the Capitol Theater. Audience members were instructed via a set of instructions projected on a large video screen that was behind the band and were asked to attempt to “send” various painted images that were subsequently displayed on the same video screen, while the Dead were performing an extended instrumental “jam.” Meanwhile, in a laboratory many miles from the performance was a sleeping research participant who recounted a series of dreams that included imagery from most of the paintings. We published our statistically significant results in 1973, and this research has since appeared in many anthologies. I continued to enjoy the music of the Grateful Dead, knowing that Phil had co-written several of their most endearing songs, including “Box of Rain,” which was the finale of their last performance in 1995. After Jerry Garcia’s demise Phil continue to play in a number of Dead offshoot bands, and then, in 2005 he opened Terrapin Crossroads, a musical venue and restaurant in Northern California where I often enjoyed hosting friends. The food was excellent, and we always loved hearing Phil perform, sometimes with his own band, sometimes with his sons and their friends. When I heard of Phil’s passing I could not help but think back to 1967, when I first heard him play, and how surprised he might have been to know that his death would be featured in newspapers and other media across the globe.
Dream Telepathy: The Landmark ESP Experiments - 50th Anniversary Edition
~ Available now in paperback or Kindle edition ~ (click title for purchase options)
This new 50th Anniversary Edition features a never-before-published article by Montague Ullman on interpreting dreams in light of theoretical physicist David Bohm's concept of an implicate order; and a new afterword by Stanley Krippner, highlighting recent developments in dream telepathy research.
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Oral History Interview (02/26/2021)
Click here to access a 2021 video interview with Stanley conducted by Rice University graduate students
Rice University is home of the archives of the collected published works of Stanley C. Krippner
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Click here to access a 2021 video interview with Stanley conducted by Rice University graduate students
Rice University is home of the archives of the collected published works of Stanley C. Krippner
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~ Watch a recorded webinar: Understanding the Roots of Trauma and Stress ~
The co-edited book, Integrated care for the traumatized: A whole-person approach,
was one of several books featured in this three-hour discussion (recorded on Friday, December 4, 2020).
* Click the link to view to webinar: https://vimeo.com/489594429 *
~ Watch a recorded webinar: Understanding the Roots of Trauma and Stress ~
The co-edited book, Integrated care for the traumatized: A whole-person approach,
was one of several books featured in this three-hour discussion (recorded on Friday, December 4, 2020).
* Click the link to view to webinar: https://vimeo.com/489594429 *
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Please click here to read a brief article about the "dark side" of Wikipedia
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Please click here to read a brief article about the "dark side" of Wikipedia
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Tangentially Reading
Saybrook University alum and best-selling author, Chris Ryan, PhD, has a new book that features a chapter with Stanley. Tangentially Reading, is the literary spin-off of Ryan’s popular podcast, "Tangentially Speaking," and the Krippner chapter is one of the chosen "memorable conversations" from the podcast that made it into the book publication. To purchase the full-color edition click here Also available in gray-scale from Amazon |
MyMythos Personal Mythology
MyMythos
MyMythos believes you are the most fascinating person you know! Discover, Design, & Empower your life story with Personal Mythology. MyMythos is a Personal Mythology collaboration between Sidian Jones and Stanley Krippner. |
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Events & Workshops
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Recent Book Publications
(For purchasing and additional details click on book title) New > A chaotic life: The memoirs of Stanley Krippner pioneering humanistic psychologist (3 vols.) Colorado Springs, CO: University Professors Press, 2024 Author: Stanley Krippner Understanding suicide's allure: Steps to save lives by healing psychological scars Santa Barbara, CA: Praeger, 2021 Authors: Stanley Krippner, Linda Riebel, Debbie Joffe Ellis, and Daryl Paulson Advances in parapsychological research, Vol. 10 Jefferson, NC: McFarland, 2021 Editors: Stanley Krippner, Adam Rock, Harris Friedman, and Nancy Zingrone Holistic treatment in mental health: A handbook of practitioners' perspectives Jefferson, NC: McFarland, 2020 Editors: C.L. Fracasso, S. Krippner, & H.L. Friedman ______________________________________ |
Recent Video and Audio Interviews
____________________________________ Watch Stanley and colleagues present their Division 46 symposium on "Fake News" (video from the 2020 APA annual convention) click: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DiGvs5ynOuzqHvAADlo3_GaELkJd_ZxB/view Growing Your Personal Mythology An audio Dialogue With Robert Moss and Stanley Krippner To listen: MythicEdge01-Bonus-StanleyKrippner-Audio.mp3 [This discussion took place on April 30, 2018] (credit: The Shift Network) _________________________________________ Stanley shares stories about his old friend Rolling Thunder, the celebrated and controversial Native American medicine man, in an interview with Rev. Paul John Roach (Click here to listen) [Interview conducted on April 11, 2017] __________________________________________ "New Thinking Allowed" video interviews by Dr. Jeffrey Mishlove 14 video interviews with Stanley on a variety of topics (2016) (click here to view the list) _________________________________________ |
