Phil Nuernberger,Ph.D.., was born in Illinois and educated at Aouthern Illinols University and the University of Minnesota,where he received a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology. Since 1969,Dr.Nuernberger has been deeply involved in studying the mind/body relationship under the personal guidance of Sri Swami Rama. His extensive travel and scientific studies in the Himalaya Mountains in India and Nepal have provided a unique background for his work in the development of human potential. Dr. Nuernberger is internationally recognized as a leader in the development of human potential and was an early pioneer in the clinical use of biofeedback.. President of Mind Resource Technologies, Inc.,a private consulting firm, Dr.Nuernberger has extensive experience in training senior executives in stress management and personal effectiveness. A dynamic and inspiring speaker, he is a frequent lecturer for corporations,universities, and national and international symposiums on stress,creativity,and the development of human potential. He is a contributing author of The Quiet Mind,The Theory and Practice of Meditation, Psychology East and West, and Meditational Therapy.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Swami Rama
Yogi, scientist, philosopher, humanitarian, and mystic poet, Swami Rama is the founder and spiritual head of the Himalayan International Institute of Yoga science and philosophy, with its headquarters in honesdale, Pennsylvania, and therapy and educational centers throughout the world. He was born in a Himalayan valley of Uttar Pradesh. India, in 1925 and was initiated and anointed in early childhood by a great sage of the Himalayas. He studied with many adepts, and then traveled to Tibet to study with his grandmaster. From 1949 to 1952 he held the prestige and dignity of Shankaracharya (spiritual leader) in Karvirpitham in the South of India. He then returned to the Himalayas to intensify his meditative practices in the cave monasteries and to establish an ashram in Rishikesh. Later he continued his investigation of Western psychology and philosophy at several European universities, and he taught in Japan before coming to the United States in 1969. The following year he served as a consultant to the Voluntary Controls project of the Research Development of the Menninger foundation. There he demonstrated, under laboratory conditions, precise control over his autonomic nervous system and brain. The findings of that research increased the scientific community's understanding of the human ability to control autonomic functioning and to attain previously unrecognized levels of consciousness. Shortly thereafter, Swami Rama founded the Himalayan Institute as a means to synthesize the ancient teaching of the East with the modern approaches of the West. He has played a major role in bringing the insights of yoga psychology and philosophy to the attention to the physicians and psychologists of the West. He continues to teach students around the world while intensifying his writing and meditative practices. He is the author of many books and currently spends most of his time in the mountains of Northern India and in Pennsylvania. U.S.A.
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