Abraham Maslow (1908-1970) was a psychologist and teacher and was one of the foremost spokesmen of humanistic psychology. He authored numerous books including the classic Towards a Psychology of Being and Religions, Values and Peak Experiences.
Maslow, Abraham

Code	Name	Price	Description
01401	Maslow, Abraham Self-Actualization	$11.95	Maslow defines self-actualization as living on the sacred level in everyday life without denying the bodily life. He also explores the biological roots of the spiritual life. - 1966 Esalen - One Audiotape
01402	Maslow, Abraham Psychology Of Religious Experience	$11.95	In his study of self-actualized individuals, among those with a mission outside themselves Maslow found examples of states written about by great religious teachers and mystics. He speaks about integrating the spiritual search with everyday existence. - 1967 Esalen - One Audiotape
01403	Maslow, Abraham Farther Reaches Of Human Nature	$18.95	Maslow speaks from the perspective of the 1960s where he sees a general revolution in every area of human life, like a tree where the apples ripen all at once. This talk contains the seeds of his vision, as elaborated in the book, Farther Reaches of Human Nature. - 1967 Esalen - Two Audiotapes
01404	Maslow, Abraham The Eupsychian Ethic	$56.95	Maslow, in discussion with workshop participants, makes an effort to critique the work of organizations like Esalen and to make explicit the implicit philosophy behind them. He discusses ways in which the benefits, including peak experiences, can be carried over into other learning situations and everyday life. - 1969 Esalen - Six Audiotapes
01406	Maslow, Abraham Informal Weekend	$36.95	Education should help people toward being world citizens, says Maslow, in these passionate talks and dialogues about what it means to be fully human, about self-actualizing people, mystical and peak experiences, friendship and intimacy, education, and other pertinent issues of his life's work. - 1966 Esalen - Four Audiotapes
JN004	Maslow, Abraham Criteria For Judging	$11.95	There is embedded in most discussions of instinctoid needs the belief that our most primitive impulses are only greedy or evil, selfish or destructive: this is innaccurate. Maslow argues that neglecting these impulses causes psychological illness. - 1963 Washington, Dc - One Audiotape
01405	May, Rollo Recollections Of Abraham Maslow	$11.95	Rollo May, Denis O`Donovan and Anthony Sutich speak movingly of their friend Maslow (1908-1970) and the influence he had on their personal lives and work as well as on psychology and the broader human potential movement. - 1971 Esalen - One Audiotape
01407	Maslow, Abraham, Fritz Perls and Stan Grof The Third Force in Psychology	$11.95	Maslow, Perls and Grof engage in a spontaneous, spirited discussion about the directions and meaning of the Human Potential Movement. Moderated by Julian Silverman. - 1969 Esalen - One Audiotape