"While the components of consciousness can be studied in isolation, they exist as parts of a complex system, consciousness, and can be fully understood only when we see this function in the overall system."

Tart, C.T. (1975) States of consciousness. New York:E.P. Dutton & Co., p.3.

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Note: This course is scheduled for update (2007). The following principles from the field are being explored thoroughly.

As such, the course shall use the following resources:

nondirective: http://nondirective.bravehost.com

nondefensive: http://nondefensive.bravehost.com

nonjudgemental: http://nonjudgemental.bravehost.com

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openness: http://openness.bravehost.com  

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