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Stanton Hunter

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Born

in Cincinnati, OH, The United States

Genre

Spirituality, Philosophy, Art

Influences

Peter Brown, Catherine Ingram, Tarthang Tulku, Loch Kelly

Member Since

May 2017

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Raised in Minnesota.

Attended music school at Northwestern University for a year in classical trumpet.

Graduated from Eckerd College in FL, psychology of consciousness/theories of alternative education.

Moved to Los Angeles to pursue music.
MFA from the University of Southern California (ceramics/sculpture).
Ran the ceramics program at Scripps College for 5 years, visiting professor at Pitzer College and Art Center College of Design. Currently professor of art at Chaffey College.
Authored articles on art & perception.

45 years studying different spiritual traditions (Gurdjieff, Sufism, Tibetan Buddhism, Advaita, and others, in that order).
3 years of Skype sessions (and in person) with radical philosopher Peter Brown, which I compiled into a ve ...more

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	The Astounding Nature of Experience: Conversations with Peter Brown 2010 - 2013 4.50 avg rating — 6 ratings — 2 editions	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
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re the book I compiled

I mention in my bio that the book was reworked to reach a broader readership than the art field, to those interested in awareness and waking up.
Which interestingly enough is more about noticing and appreciating the background/context of our lives than it is about our psychology - trying to fix and change and fiddle with ourselves. We become free of the tyranny of foreground and focus. It is really Read more of this blog post »

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