04.05.2002 - 05.05.2003, "Wilderness and Man's Existence in the Three Worlds"
Lecture at the international conference on "Wilderness as Phenomenon of Integral Culture"
Castle Klenov, Czechia
Registration: Jiri Zemanek, sarvanga@mybox.cz
18.08.2002 - 24.08.2002, "The historical Development of Regulation Medicine"
Lecture at the "Summer School 2002" of the International Institute of Biophysics, August 18-24, 2002.
International Institute of Biophysics (IIB), ehem. Raketenstation, Kapellener Str., 41472 Neuss, Germany. phone: +49-2182-825 131.
www.lifescientists.de
01.05.2003 - 04.05.2003, Outer and Inner Light in the Fabric of Life and Nature
The basis of physical reality, 'inner light' is a fundamental form of light that structures matter and drives organic life. The energy of outer and inner light is the essence of life, health and healing. This discussion will relate the modern physics of subtle energy, biophotons and vacuum biophysics to healing and to descriptions of mystical experience and ancient cosmologies of light.
71st Annual Conference on Light and Vision of the College of Syntonic Optometry, May 1-4, 2003, Sheraton Oceanfront, Virginia Beach, VA, USA.
htpp://www.syntonicphototherapy.com
25.08.2003, Historical Development and Context of Biophoton Research
First, the development of biophoton research is traced from the discovery of mitogenetic radiation by the Russian histologist A.G.Gurwitsch in the 1920s and its investigation by others to the first photomultiplier measurements during WW 2 and finally to its systematic foundation by Fritz Popp in the early 1970s, and the work of his colleagues and the International Institute of Biophysics. In a second part, these events are embedded in the context of the developments in the, mainly developmental, biology of the time, and in the final part the wider context in the transition from mesmerism and other paraphysical developments to the beginnings of bioelectromagnetics in the late 19th century is described.
lecture at the 2003 Summer School "Biophotonics and Applications of Biophotons", International Institute of Biophysics (IIB), D-41472 Neuss-Holzheim, Germany, Monday, August 25th, 9:10-10:10 a.m.
http://www.lifescientists.de
23.04.2005 - 24.04.2005, The New Paradigm of Integrative Biophysics and the Emergence of Integrative Medicine
lecture at the Conference on Complementary and Alternative Medicine and Annual Meeting of the Norwegian Society for Holistic Medicine, the International Society for Holistic Health, the Norwegian Naturopathic Society, and the Norwegian Association for Light Stimulation, at Sundvolden Hotel near Oslo, Norway. Info: Stig Bruset, stigab@online.no, or Randi Marie Eide, psyfys@online.no.
26.04.2005, Outer and Inner Light in the Fabric of Life and Reality
Seminar in Spikkestad Ungdomsskole, Spikkestad, Norway, 26 April 2005, 18.00-21.00, organized by the Norwegian Association for Light Stimulation (Norsk Forening for Lysstimulering), Stortingsgatan 28, 0160 Oslo, Norway.
Info: psyfys@online.no
http://www.lysstimulering.no
14.10.2005 - 16.10.2005, The Role of Light in the Multidimensional Model of the Living Organism
It is now widely accepted that living organisms, including human ones, not only consist of solid material bodies, but also of a number of field-like dimensions. This is one of the reasons for the recent development of a "Multidimensional Model of the Organism". Besides the solid-physical body, the "objective anatomy" of man comprises several other "bodies". Each of the levels in this model has its own special relationship to light: both the "outer light" of physics and biology and the "inner light" of consciousness and spiritual experience.
2005 Conference of the International Light Association, October 14-16, 2005, University of Brussels Medical School Hospital, Kiekens Auditorium, Jette, Belgium
http://www.international-light-assocation.org
25.03.2006 - 26.03.2006, The Noosphere and Slavophile Sobornost' - Russian concepts and the field nature of planetary consciousness
Scientiufic Symposium "Wisdom and Science in A Dialogue - The New Planetary Consciousness" - organized by the Club of Budapest & Foundation World Cultural Heritage of the Wisdom Teachings. Raketenstation Hombroich, Neuss, Germany
http://www.planetlifeacademy.org/News/news_2006.htm
12.08.2007 - 17.08.2007, Interpersonal fields - suggestions for an investigation of the field aspects of social life
Presentation at the Summer School of the International Institute of Biophysics (IIB), Neuss, Germany
http://www.lifescientists.de
13.12.2007 - 14.12.2007, Spirituality: A Necessary Consequence and Culmination of Holistic Medicine
The ancient Hippocratic tradition of Western holistic medicine has received scientific foundations in the 1st half of the 20th century, by the research of pathologists, physiologists, internists etc. They showed the existence of a number of holistic functions and systems in the organism, such as the nervous system and connective tissue, which guarantee the holistic functioning and the healing and regeneration processes and by which therapists can address the organism holistically. More recently, biophysics has demonstrated, supported by the findings of chronobiology and research on non-Western medical systems, that the organism not only consists of solid matter, but also of an “electromagnetic field body”, and can be viewed as a highly complex resonating system of pulsating matter and oscillating fields coupled to each other by constantly changing synchronizations. Recent findings of neurobiology support this view: Synchronization and coherence are the organizing principles in biology, and are necessary for coherent perception, motor action, and interpersonal relations.
However, human existence is more than just biology and physics, and health is more than just the absence of illness. The modern health sciences accept that man has not only lower, biological needs such as survival, food, procreation and sexual satisfaction, but also higher needs like security, belonging, sympathy, estimation and self-esteem, love, knowledge and understanding, meaning, personal growth and self-realization. These psychological, emotional, social and spiritual needs must also be satisfied for becoming or remaining healthy. For really being healthy we must always strive towards the highest form of human existence that is possible to us. Therefore, healthy synchronization and coherence must not only include the unitary functioning of our physiological systems, but also the unity of the body with our inner world of feeling, thinking, and consciousness (body-soul unity), and the unity of ourselves with our surroundings, other people, the whole of nature, and finally the whole universe in all its material and nonmaterial aspects. The highest brain states in experienced healers and meditators highlight the optimal synchronization and coherence we all can reach and which is connected with optimal health and optimal functioning. The highest possible synchronization and coherence however is achieved through the alignment with God, the giving up of the ego separation and surrendering to the fundamental unity of reality, and through altruistic action.
Lecture at the Conference “Regenerative Medicine and Spirituality”, December 13-14, 2007, Institute of Turkish Standards, Ankara, Turkey
http://www.tumata.com/99ing_07_12_13_ankara_seminer.aspx
12.09.2009 - 13.09.2009, Salutogenesis - New Concepts in the Health Sciences and the Role of Spirituality
Lecture at the Conference on "Regenerative Medicine und Spirituality - From Heart to Medicine, From Medicine to Heart" No. 6, September 12-13, 2009, at the
Dokuz Eylül University,
Faculty of Medicine,
Anfiler Binasi,
Big Conference Hall,
Balcova - Izmir,
Turkey
http://www.tumata.com/99ing_etkinlik.aspx?pageName=99ing_09_09_12_kalpten_tibba.html
12.09.2009 - 13.09.2009, Salutogenesis - New Concepts in the Health Sciences and the Role of Spirituality
In the health sciences, a new concept of health has emerged in the last decades which constitutes a challenge to the biomedical worldview. The salutogenetic concept of health focuses on the factors generating and promoting health, instead of the pathogenetic factors as in biomedicine. It aims less at the avoidance or elimination of illness than at the promotion of a healthy lifestyle and the achievement of a state of optimal health by furthering the development of inner growth and the unfoldment of the innate potential in every person. It assumes that the optimal development of all aspects of human existence, physical, mental, emotional, social and spiritual, is necessary for health. Accordingly, all branches of human knowledge must contribute to an understanding of health, not only medicine, but also biophysics and other scientific disciplines, and not only science but also the humanities. In fact we are today witnessing the formation of such an “Integrative Medicine” which integrates biomedicine and Complementary and Alternative Medicine and also elements from the medical systems of non-Western cultures. The salutogenetic approach emphasizes the importance of every person primarily taking responsibility for his own health and self-reliantly cultivating body and mind. Therefore, methods of self-cultivation such as relaxation, meditation, martial arts, and yoga and a holistic outlook are central to this approach, and it may not be possible to fully realize it without a spiritual orientation.
lecture, International Conference "From Heart to Medicine, From Medicine to Heart" - Regenerative Medicine and Spirituality, September 12-13, Faculty of Medicine, Dokuz Eylül University, Balcova - Izmir, Turkey
http://www.tumata.com
04.11.2010 - 06.11.2010, Man as a Cosmic Resonator - Re-Imagining Human Existence in the Field Picture
Science and the arts have a common task: re-imagining reality, pointing out possibilities, directing attention to hitherto unconscious potentialities, creating new sensitivities which then may become social and physical realities. The field aspect of reality and human existence has long been eclipsed by the predominant view of reality and our existence as solid objects. More recently, however, the field imaginations have shifted from a marginal to a more prominent place in public awareness. The rise of the field view may well transform our society, and change not only our picture of reality and human existence, but transform social life and human relationships. Methods for training awareness of interpersonal fields and cultivating the sensitivity for the “space in between”, self-cultivating techniques by means of which every person can regulate their own bodily, emotional and mental states and constantly fashion themselves as living “Gesamtkunstwerke” may take a central place in society.
Invited lecture, 11th Annual International Research Consciousness Reframed Conference for Art and Technology "Making Reality Really Real", November 4-6, 2010, Trondheim, Norway
Planetary Collegium, University of Plymouth, UK
http://teks.no/
13.11.2010, Slow Living and the Nature of Time
Lecture at the Conference „The Unexpected Connections 2010: Human Being, Time, Nature“
Italian Institute for Philosophical Studies, Napoli, Italy
http://www.leconnessioniinattese.com/conferenze.html
25.03.2011, The Role of Light in the Organism
Lecture, LED's Academy, 9th Anti-Aging Medicine World Congress, Monte Carlo, Principality of Monaco, Grimaldi Forum, March 24-26, 2011
www.euromedicom.com
07.04.2011, Salutogenesis and its Psychological, Psycho-Neuro-Immunological and Biophysical Aspects
Salutogenesis, a term first proposed by the medical sociologist Aaron Antonovsky, denotes a central concept in the new understanding of health in the health sciences, Complementary and Alternative Medicine, and Integrative Medicine. It represents a fundamental shift of perspective from a pathogenesis-centered view to a health-centered view of health and illness, and from investigating the causes of illness and health risks to looking into the factors, personality traits and behaviors that make or keep somebody healthy. Of course the salutogenetic question what it is that makes someone healthy is not new and has been always asked in Hippocratic medicine as well as in the Oriental medical systems.
Today, however, we have new approaches at our disposal to throw light on this question, such as more refined psychological concepts and methods to understand health-promoting psychological states, the psycho-neuro-immunological findings on the influence of such states on the body, and the findings of biophysics on the properties of the human energy fields associated with such salutogenetic states.
Lecture in Panel "Relevance of physical parameters in biological research", at the International Congress of Osteopathic Medicine, "Towards an Integrated Medicine", 6-9 April 2011, Florence, Italy, Palazzo dei Congressi
http://www.osteopatia2011.it/
23.06.2011 - 26.06.2011, Wlodzimierz Sedlak and the Bioplasma Concept
Lecture at the Conference NEW11 (Nauka-Etika-Wiara 2011) of the Christian Forum of Science Workers (Chrzescijanskie Forum Pracownikow Nauki), Special Session Celebrating the 100th Birthday of Prof. W. Sedlak, Dobieskow, Poland, June 22-26, 2011.
www.chfpn.pl
