Dr. Kien Vuu featured speaker at the Expanded States of Consciousness World Summit, March 19-26!

When I think of consciousness, I really think of it as being infinite. So when we consider expanded states of consciousness, I don't necessarily think they're expanded, because consciousness itself is actually boundless. And as we move through these lenses, the view becomes clearer, becomes more vivid.

So it's more like going from a restricted state of consciousness to the way that we're really meant to be, so to speak.

And this takes us back to a study performed, I believe, in San Francisco in 1998. It's the ACEs study, which is basically the Adverse Childhood Events study, which looks at basically traumas you had as a child, whether it be physical abuse, drug abuse in the family, violence, sexual abuse, neglect, all these traumas. And they noted that the people that had more traumas early in life actually had more incidents of mental and physical conditions such as heart disease, cancer, all the four killers.