12:30pm–2:00pm


Lunch Afternoon Sessions


2:00pm–4:00pm 2:00pm–2:35pm 2:40pm–3:15pm


3:20am–4:00pm 2:00pm–4:00pm


2:00pm–2:35pm 2:40pm–3:15pm


3:20am–4:00pm


1:30pm–4:30pm 1:15pm–2:40pm 2:45pm-4:30pm 4:00pm–4:30pm


4:30pm–6:30pm 4:30pm–5:10pm 5:10pm–5:50pm 5:50pm–6:30pm


6:30pm–8:00pm 7:00pm–11:00pm


7:00pm–9:00pm 9:00pm–11:00pm


7:30pm–10:30pm Poster Session  TIBURON ROOM


Attento, Barreto, Betz, Bystrova, Fleming-Carruthers, Fredriksson, Greenwell, Humphreys, Jankel, Kelly, Kirsh, Matreyek, Novikov, Oliveira, Palocz, Pisarz, Riddle, Schmidt, Sleeth, Tson, Van Gross, Wallenbeck, Walters, Whitney [p.37]


8:00pm–9:30pm Live Performance 9:30pm–11:00pm


RumiCello, Nina Wise, Premanator [p.16] FILM


Calling it Quits (96 min) [p.18]  SAN RAFAEL BALLROOM


SEMI-PL 1. Human Experience, Consciousness and the Universe  CORTE MADERA ROOM Don Page Mindless Sensationalism: A Quantum Framework for Consciousness [p.34]


Bernard Haisch The Purpose-Guided Universe: Believing in Einstein, Darwin and God [p.34]


Elisabet Sahtouris Consciousness in Scientifi c Paradigms: From Conquest to Consortium [p.35]


SEMI-PL 2. Dance Of Oneness  SAUSALITO ROOM


Loibon Le Baaba Duality/Non-Duality—The Next Level of Human Consciousness [p.35] Pamela Wilson Clear Seeing and Deep Relaxation at Play [p.35]


Florian Schlosser A Cellular Dance Of Oneness Being Consciousness Fully Embodied [p.36]


FILM


Laughology (67 min.) [p.18] Something Unknown Is Doing We Don’t Know What (105 min.) [p.18] Break


PL 2. The Primacy of Consciousness


Adyashanti The Inner Revolution of Spiritual Awakening [p.36] Peter Russell Towards a Science of Being [p.36]


Robert Lanza Biocentrism: How Life and Consciousness are the Keys to Understanding the True Nature of the Universe [p.36]


Dinner Experiential Room


Elaine Fong TaKeTiNa [p.37] Belisa Amaro BioDanza [p.37]


 SANTA ROSA ROOM  SAN RAFAEL BALLROOM  ROSS ROOM


 SAN RAFAEL BALLROOM


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