Shinzen Young and Jay Sanguinetti | Awakened Futures Summit 2020
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Shinzen Young and Jay Sanguinetti - Ultrasonic Neuromodulation and Transcendence | Awakened Futures Summit 2020 | May 1st-3rd, 2020
Shinzen Young is an American meditation teacher and neuroscience research consultant. He is known for his innovative “interactive, algorithmic approach” to mindfulness, a system specifically designed for use in pain management, recovery support, and as an adjunct to psychotherapy. After majoring in Asian languages at UCLA, he entered a PhD program in Buddhist Studies at the University of Wisconsin. As a part of his thesis research, he lived as a Shingon (Japanese Vajrayana) monk for three years at Mount Koya, Japan. It was then that he received the name Shinzen. He has collaborated with Harvard Medical School, Carnegie Mellon University, and the University of Arizona. Today, he guides meditation retreats throughout North America, leads numerous mindfulness centers and programs, directs Brightmind, and consults widely on meditation-related research.
Jay Sanguinetti is the assistant director of the Center for Consciousness Studies in Tucson, Arizona, which organizes the largest international conference on the science of consciousness. He completed his Ph.D from the University of Arizona on neural processes of visual perception and unconscious processes. His current research is focused on how non-invasive brain stimulation such as trans-cranial ultrasound can enhance human cognition and well-being, and augment meditation practice.
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Beautiful. Sounds like technodelics
I am working now to increase my cash flow to help subsidize all of Shinzen's projects...and my own lifestyle... 'it's ok if the 'big win' doesn't' happen but of course nice if it does ....his work will, at the very minimum, influence the future... and at the very best...it will change it.
I wish I was a billionaire so I could give Shinzen's projects all the funding they could ever want...there's nothing more important *in the world* than what he wants to do. It would solve most of the world's problems in the span of the rest of my lifetime, that's for sure, and I'm 41.
Amazing and hopeful!
Inspiring conversation!
What about using psychodelics?
Maybe if research had not been discontinued 50 years ago. There's too much ground to make up now. However, on their own, they can be of enormous help as part of a disciplined practice. But to scale their use up? Too many uncertainties presented by research, too many legal barriers as of yet. And many people (such as myself) can't use them for psychiatric reasons.
Although a few researchers are looking into combining psychedelics and technology.
--I confess I did not listen to the entire interview but only the first 10 minutes. Percise language It will take a lifetime to simply give a definition of Love for example so that two people will be talking about the same thing when using this word. Afast package to Nirvana Sir please revaluate if this goal will help humanity I will not even try to pretend that I have even a small percentage of your knowledge but I do know for a fact that not my brain but heart cringed This word Cringe is also not percise