The Magical Child's Transcendent Mind

Joseph Chilton Pearce held the attention of the packed audience for two hours of his visit to Waldorf School, San Francisco. His enthusiasm for his material was conveyed more as a transmission then as a lecture. The information that streamed from him during his dance between blackboard and overhead projector was up-to-the minute, angst in time, citing many of the contributors to the Mind@Large Catalog of Sound Photosynthesis: Karl Pribram, Jean Houston, Rupert Sheldrake, Brian Swimme, Jean Liedloff, Robert Monroe, Michael Murphy, to name a few.

Joseph Chilton Pearce held the attention of the packed audience for two hours.

His enthusiasm for his material was conveyed more as a transmission then as a lecture.

Joseph Chilton Pearce largely drew from his first book, The Crack in the Cosmic Egg.