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The TASTE project was originally created by Professor Charles T. Tart as an online journal devoted to transcendent experiences of scientists. AAPS is looking forward to continuing the legacy of this project. Read the journal by clicking here
Editor's Introduction: This anonymous scientist has an MA in physical chemistry from Moscow State University and is currently employed as a Senior Chemist at a US research institution. She has had three patents issued, and five patents pending in her field. Her ability to practice transcendent states in the course of her scientific work is quite interesting. [...]
Editor's Introduction: This anonymous scientist is a developmental pediatrician and Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine at a major American medical school. She has carried out research on the treatment of childhood autism. She contacted me after reading a popular story about this TASTE project. I was immediately intrigued as I began to read her submission, because I [...]
Editor's Introduction: This anonymous scientist has a Ph.D. in Chemistry and was a government researcher who authored some 60 publications in his field during the 50s and 60s. He is now 89 years old and retired. I find it particularly interesting that this scientist has stayed with the paradox of having seen, at the deepest possible level of [...]
Editor's Introduction Ian Timourian (real name) was trained in electrical engineering and computer science as am undergraduate, receiving both a BS in computer science and a BSE in electrical engineering from a leading American university. He has a Masters degree in computer science from another leading university, has been employed as a senior software architect [...]
Editor's Introduction Keith Beasley (real name) received a B.Sc. from University College of North Wales in Electronic Engineering and took up a post in industry where he became a Manager at Plessey Research, Caswell (later part of GEC-Marconi). He had responsible for Reliability and Quality Systems at this microelectronics R&D facility. He notes that he [...]
Editor's Introduction Ann DeBaldo (real name) has a Ph.D. in Medical Science, specializing in immunopara-sitology, infectious disease and tropical disease. She is a full Professor and Depart-mental Chair at the College of Public Health, University of South Florida, and has re-ceived numerous research grants resulting in many peer-reviewed publications. This experience happened to Professor DeBaldo [...]
Editor's Introduction Richard L. Amoroso (real name), Ph.D., received his B.S. in psychology from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in 1972, his MA in 1996 from John F. Kennedy University in consciousness studies, and his PhD the International Noetic University in 1994 in Philosophy of Mind/Cosmology, where he is now a professor. Dr. Amoroso [...]
Editor's Introduction Robert N. Sollod (real name) received his Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Columbia University and is now a full Professor of Psychology at Cleveland State University in Ohio. He may be reached at r.sollod@csuohio.edu. Turn-Around at Delphi Robert N. Sollod In 1962, I requested a leave of absence from college. As a science [...]
