STANLEY KRIPPNER is the Alan Watts Professor of Psychology at Saybrook Graduate School and Research Center in San Francisco, California. He works with students who are members of the “consciousness and spirituality” concentration at Saybrook. Saybrook Graduate School and Research Center is an accredited at-a-distance graduate institution that gives master’s and doctoral degrees in psychology, human science, and organizational systems. Stanley Krippner teaches courses in consciousness studies and transpersonal psychology. The most popular course is “Personal Mythology and Dreamworking,” which is taught online. Krippner also supervises master’s theses and doctoral dissertations and directs research projects as Saybrook’s Chair for the Study of Consciousness. 

Stanley Krippner in The Translucent Revolution:

“I'm constantly learning new things. Every time I write something I learn something new, because I have to do research to address the topic adequately. I certainly don't write for the money because my books don't sell that many copies. I don't have to write for the prestige or the “to publish or perish” as they do at some academic universities. But when there's a topic that I'm interested in where I think I have something to say, I just want the book to be as good as it can possibly be."

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