Course curriculum
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What Does Transcendence Look Like?
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Master Practitioner: Transcendence Course Overview
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Master Practitioner Survival Guide
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Master Practitioner Workbook: Accompanying Document for Reflection, Notes, and Revision
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Link to Live Sessions -- Click Here To Join Zoom Meetings!
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Live Session Accompanying Workbook
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Recording: 04.18.23 - Session 1
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Recording: 05.10.23 - Session 2
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Recording: 05.30.23 - Session 3
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Recording: 06.19.23 - Session 4
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Recording: 07.11.23 - Session 5
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Module 1: The Problem
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Revision for Module 1: The Problem
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Module 2: Bad Faith and The Doing Obsession
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Revisions for Module 2: Bad Faith and The Doing Obsession
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Module 3: The Highest Stage of Personal Development
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Revision for Module 3: The Highest Stage of Personal Development
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Module 4: The Form and Features of Transcendent Experiences
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Revision for Module 4: The Form and Features of Transcendent Experiences
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Module 5: The Neurophysiology of Transcendence
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Revision for Module 5: The Neurophysiology of Transcendence
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Your Transcendence Framework
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Module 6: The Big Picture
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Revision for Module 6: The Big Picture
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Module 7: A Sense Of Ease
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Revision for Module 7: A Sense Of Ease
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Module 8: Lightness
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Revision for Module 8: Lightness
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Module 9: The Battle
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Revision for Module 9: The Battle
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About this course
- $6,955.00
- 52 lessons
- 18.5 hours of video content
The Course Presenters
Laura De Lange M.Edu
Institute DirectorLaura De Lange is our Institute Director and is central to the instructional design of our programs. More than that, Laura brings high-level input to program creation and an extreme level of wisdom to all that we do at the Neuro Change Institute.
After completing her degree in education, Laura was invited to complete her Masters in Philosophy and accepted this on the condition that her focus will be on teaching children philosophy.
Proff. Scott Frey PhD
Subject Matter ExpertProfessor Scott H. Frey is the Miller Family Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience at the University of Missouri where he directs the Rehabilitation Neuroscience Laboratory.
Professor Frey received his Masters of Education from Harvard University in Human Development and his Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology from Cornell University.
Early in his career, he pursued additional training in brain imaging and neurostimulation at Dartmouth College's Center for Cognitive Neuroscience.