Knowledge about realizing freedom and creativity, aquired for all human history. Steven Schmitz, ATP Co-President, thanks Vladimir Maykov, President of the Russian Association of Transpersonal Psychology and Psychotherapy, for this gift of recording the Global Transpersonal Symposium

Knowledge about realizing freedom and creativity, aquired for all human history. Steven Schmitz, ATP Co-President, thanks Vladimir Maykov, President of the Russian Association of Transpersonal Psychology and Psychotherapy, for this gift of recording the Global Transpersonal Symposium

Knowledge about realizing freedom and creativity, aquired for all human history. Steven Schmitz, ATP Co-President, thanks Vladimir Maykov, President of the Russian Association of Transpersonal Psychology and Psychotherapy, for this gift of recording the Global Transpersonal Symposium

Knowledge about realizing freedom and creativity, aquired for all human history. Steven Schmitz, ATP Co-President, thanks Vladimir Maykov, President of the Russian Association of Transpersonal Psychology and Psychotherapy, for this gift of recording the Global Transpersonal Symposium

Knowledge about realizing freedom and creativity, aquired for all human history. Steven Schmitz, ATP Co-President, thanks Vladimir Maykov, President of the Russian Association of Transpersonal Psychology and Psychotherapy, for this gift of recording the Global Transpersonal Symposium

Knowledge about realizing freedom and creativity, aquired for all human history. Steven Schmitz, ATP Co-President, thanks Vladimir Maykov, President of the Russian Association of Transpersonal Psychology and Psychotherapy, for this gift of recording the Global Transpersonal Symposium

An interview with Dr. Lukoff from the Mental Health, Wellbing and Spirituality Conference held in Dundee Scotland in 2005.

In the last five decades, psychedelic therapy and other avenues of modern consciousness research have revealed a rich array of “anomalous” experiences and observations that have undermined some of the most basic assumptions of modern psychiatry, psychology, and psychotherapy concerning consciousness and the human psyche in health and disease. Many of these observations are so radical that they question the basic philosophical assumptions of materialistic science.