Free Public Lecture 2/12/10

members of this group might be interested in the following free public lecture. It will touch on the Transpersonal movement and holotropic breathwork, both of which strongly encourage the positive power of working in non-ordinary states. As students of dreaming states, I think we can all relate.

(I will be introducing the speaker)

-Allen

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Traveling the Transpersonal Interstate:
Rock and Roll, Fundamentalism, and the New Age Pursuit of Ecstasy

Speaker: Lenny Gibson

Friday, February 12, 2010

7-8:30 pm

BelmontLions Club
1 Common Street(former train station)
Belmont Center,MA

Leonard Gibson, Ph.D., graduated fromWilliamsCollegeand earned doctorates fromClaremontGraduateSchoolin philosophy and The University of Texas atAustinin psychology. Lenny has forty years of experience working with non-ordinary states of consciousness. He has taught at The University of Tulsa andLesleyCollegeand served his clinical psychology internship at theBoston,Mass.V.A. Hospital. He currently teaches Transpersonal Psychology atBurlingtonCollege. Lenny is a Holotropic Breathwork™ Facilitator and serves on the board of the Association of Holotropic Breathwork International (AHBI). He also assists with town and regional planning in hisVermonthometown and plays clarinet in local bands. A survivor of throat cancer, he facilitates the head and neck cancer support group atDartmouthHitchcockMedicalCenter.

Light refreshments will be served.

This lecture is part of a weekend Holotropic Breathwork workshop, but it also stands alone as a public talk. For information on the workshop and to register, please visit http://www.bostonholo...

The Belmont Lions Club located at1 Common Streetis close toBelmontCenterand is accessible from the MBTA Commuter Rail (Fitchburgline) out of North Station as well as the #74 bus out ofHarvard Square. The building is in fact the old train station (solid stone, well insulated) so if you take the train, go through the pedestrian tunnel under the tracks and then turn left and walk up the ramp to the front door.

There is ample parking in the neighborhood.