The Conference for Human Evolution (1/24)

2025 CONFERENCE

TCCHE is now an annual conference

Imagine 3 days of talks providing the tools to develop consciousness with worldclass speakers like Gregg Braden, Bruce H. Lipton, Marianne Williamson, Anita Moorjani, Rev. Michael Beckwith, Dr. JJ and Dr. Desiree Hurtak.

• Previous 2024 Conscious Evolution event

The Lost Science of Prayer and Prophecy

Imagine no more. This January, from the 24th to 26th at Wyndham San Diego Bayside, California, join in on a journey from science to spirituality.

Combining science, the humanities, spirituality, and mysticism will unlock the power of consciousness.

TCCHE (The Conference for Consciousness and Human Evolution) creates programs that bring together the latest breakthroughs in science, bestselling authors, and spiritual teachers.

The Wisdom Codes: Rewire Brains and Heal Hearts

Hi, I'm Gregg with two gs.

Each year, TCCHE creates a special program looking into the mysteries of human consciousness. It invites leading scientists, bestselling authors, philosophers, and people who have had "mystical" experiences to talk at the unique three-day event.

In the 1930s, when he was alive, Albert Einstein was a pretty interesting person; however, there are new "Einsteins" on the planet now: scientists, humanitarians, and visionaries shaping the thoughts that will lead individuals and societies into tomorrow.

Find your tribe

Join us and a group of likeminded people as we travel through the latest scientific discoveries, then move into the humanities, human potential, and metaphysics.

Finally, at the end on the third day, there will be talks about the future of humans, the mystical experience, and human connection beyond the five senses available to explore. Meet the speakers:... More: TCCHE San Diego 2025 - TCCHE

Cosmic Consciousness: Evolution of Mind

Cosmic Consciousness: A Study in the Evolution of the Human Mind

Cosmic Consciousness

This book has 4.4 out of 5 stars with 515 ratings. It is a 2010 reprint of the 1905 edition.

This is the magnum opus of editor Richard Maurice Bucke's career, a project that he researched and wrote over many years.

In it, Bucke describes his own experience, that of contemporaries (most notably Whitman, but also unknown figures like "C.P."), and the experiences and outlook of historical figures including

• the Buddha,
• Jesus,
• Paul,
• Plotinus,
• Muhammad,
• Dante,
• Francis Bacon, and
• William Blake.

Bucke developed a theory involving three stages in the development of consciousness:

• the simple consciousness of animals;
• the self-consciousness of the mass of humanity (encompassing reason, imagination, etc.); and 
• cosmic consciousness -- an emerging faculty and the next stage of human development.

Among the effects of this progression, Bucke believed he detected a lengthy historical trend in which religious conceptions and theologies had become less and less fearful. It is a classic work. Cosmic Consciousness: A Study in the Evolution of the Human Mind

Thrive: "The Reality of Truth" (video)

Thrive Movement, April 12, 2017; Crystal Quintero, CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

The Reality of Truth

(#TruthAwaits) The film offers a front row seat on an around-the-world exploration of how people, groups, and entire cultures tap into an alternative “true reality” through spirituality, meditation, and plant medicines. The movie features thought leaders from around the world -- including Bruce Lipton, Deepak Chopra, Ram Dass, Marianne Williamson, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, Foster Gamble...

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Burma: The American

U.S. citizen John Wm. Yettaw in Yangon (Reuters/Myanma News Agency/handout).

Aung Hla Tun Aung Hla Tun (5/22/09)
YANGON (Reuters) – Burmese opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi pleaded not guilty on Friday after a prison court formally charged the Nobel laureate for allowing an univited American intruder inside her home.

The court's decision to proceed with the trial of Suu Kyi, her two female housemates, and the U.S. man after five days of hearings had been widely expected, analysts said.

Suu Kyi faces up to five years in jail if found guilty of breaking the terms of her house arrest by allowing the American, John William Yettaw [photo inset], to stay in her home for two days in early May, 2009.

"Are you guilty?" the presiding judge, U Thaung Nyunt, asked as Suu Kyi faced the court inside Yangon's Insein prison.

"No, because I did not commit any crime," she calmly replied, according to her lawyer Nyan Win.

He said the trial could take two weeks and he was confident of an acquittal "if everything goes according to the law."

Myanmar watchers say that is a big "if" in the former Burma, where the military holds sway over a legal system that has put more than 2,000 political prisoners behind bars. More>>

• Books, letter to be used in case against Suu Kyi (AP)
• Lawyer: Myanmar court accepts case against Suu Kyi (AP)
• Suu Kyi proclaims innocence in Myanmar court (AFP)