Subtle energies & energy medicine · 1999 · 11 citations · 0 references
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Selections below are from the Greens' Bioftedback and States of Consciousness which appeared in Handbook of States of Conscioumess. 1 In this paper we see five major states ofconsciousness are described and illustrated. The Greens relate the role of bioftedback to each state ofconsciousness. By bioftedback, unless otherwise stated, they always mean se/fregulation, voluntary contro!' the human capacity to exercise volition, awareness, intention, will; the potential to grow and transform. [Eds.}