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Walter Norman Pahnke (Jan 18, 1931 – July 10, 1971) was a minister, physician, and
psychiatrist most
famous for the "Good
Friday Experiment", also referred...
- Good Friday,
April 20, 1962 at
Boston University's
Marsh Chapel.
Walter N.
Pahnke, a
graduate student in
theology at
Harvard Divinity School,
designed the...
- techniques, such as
meditation or
holotropic breathwork. In the 1960s,
Walter Pahnke and
colleagues systematically evaluated mystical experiences (which they...
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March 2014
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- hallucinogens,
particularly psychedelics and entactogens.
Psychiatrist Walter Pahnke described afterglow as an “elevated and
energetic mood with a
relative freedom...
- addition,
Alpert ****isted
Harvard Divinity School graduate student Walter Pahnke in his 1962 "Good
Friday Experiment" with
theology students, the
first controlled...
- The
round window at the site of the
Marsh Chapel Experiment supervised by
Walter Pahnke...
- Experiment,
conducted by
physician and
theology doctoral candidate Walter Pahnke under the
supervision of
psychologist Timothy Leary and the
Harvard Psilocybin...
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hundred and six
years [1484?] of his life", Idem
Godwin J.,
McIntosh C.,
Pahnke D. (2016). "Rosicrucian Trilogy".
Weiser Books. ISBN 978-1578636099.{{cite...
- of the
Maryland Psychiatric Research Center where he
worked with
Walter Pahnke. In 1969, Grof also
became ****istant
Professor of
Psychiatry at the Johns...
