Rane gives a talk about the history of consciousness hacking, what it is, and why he believes it could be of great benefit to the world.

1. A users guide

2. What is it?

3. What is consciousness?

4. As the primary feature of light is to
illuminate, so consciousness is said
to illuminate its objects. Just as in
light there is no categorical
distinction between the illumination
and that which illuminates, so in
consciousness there is no real
difference between the process of
knowing or cognition and that which
knows or cognizes. In
consciousness as in light, there is a
quality of illumination

6. What is hacking?

10. What is
consciousness hacking?

11. The manipulation of the properties of our awareness, or how we
experience the world, to create a desired outcome that possibly
extends or transcends the normal capabilities or activities of
consciousness

12. Examples?

14. Let’s try an experiment

15. Was there a change?

16. How did the
Consciousness Hacking
Movement begin?

17. Mikey Seigel

18. HeartSync is an audio/visual experience that guides a
group toward a synchronized state of calm and
balance. Special sensors measure each person’s heart,
and visual cues guide the breath. The physical balance
between heart, breath and body, both of the
individuals, and of the group, is constantly reflected in
the sounds and visuals.

20. Ken Wilber

21. Shauna Shapiro

22. Erik Davis

25. “The third big lesson that we learned about relationships and our
health is that good relationships don't just protect our bodies, they
protect our brains.”

27. So Rane,
what’s your point?

28. Why should we
be doing this?

29. Consciousness Hacking is
about building the technology
of love, kindness, and reaching
our ultimate potential.

30. Thank You!

31. Resources
• http://www.cohack.life/
• https://www.ted.com/talks/
robert_waldinger_what_makes_a_good_life_lessons_from_the_longest_study_on_happiness
• https://getlief.com/
• http://techgnosis.com/
• http://www.choosemuse.com/
• “The Universe In A Single Atom” by The Dalai Lama
• “Waking Dreaming Being” by Evan Thomson
• “Stealing Fire” by Steven Kotler and Jamie Wheal
• “Dream Yoga” by Andrew Holocek