Ralph Metzner, Ph.D. who has a B.A. in philosophy and psychology from Oxford University and a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Harvard University, has been involved in the study of transformations of consciousness ever since, as a graduate student, he worked with Timothy Leary and Richard Alpert (later Ram Dass) on the Harvard Psilocybin Projects. He co-wrote The Psychedelic Experience, and was editor of The Psychedelic Review. During the 1970s, Ralph spent 10 years in the intensive study and practice of Agni Yoga, a meditative system of working with light-fire life-energies. He wrote Maps of Consciousness, one of the earliest attempts at a comparative cartography of consciousness; and Know Your Type, a comparative survey of personality typologies, ancient and modern. He was the Academic Dean for ten years, during the 1980s, at the California Institute of Integral Studies, where he taught courses there on “Altered States of Consciousness” and “Developing Ecological Consciousness.” He is now Professor Emeritus. He maintains a part-time psychotherapy practice, and conducts numerous workshops on consciousness transformation, both nationally and internationally. His books include The Well of Remembrance, The Unfolding Self, Green Psychology, and two edited collections on the science and the phenomenology of Ayahuasca and Teonanácatl.
Ralph can be emailed at: ralph@greenearthfound.org
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Juliano–You have to search on Trevahr’s website. Try this link http://www.blogtalkradio.com/entheoradio/2010/08/12/entheoradio-ethnobotany-and-indigenous-american-me
If you do a search for Ralph Metzner on the EntheoRadio website you will find the interview.
Wow, you have set up a fantastic thought and spirit provoking blog. Thank you sincerely for the sharing of your insights and knowledge so freely!
Kindest regards and happy new year!
Éamonn
A blog chock full of the msot fascinating information. Keep on keeping on, Dr. Metzner!