Cerebral Institute of Discovery

Cerebral Institute of Discovery - Metaprogramming

The term metaprogramming was coined by Dr. John Lilly in his book, Programming and Metaprogramming in the Human Biocomputer (http://www.garage.co.jp/lilly/metaprog00.html) in reference to programming or re-programming the human biocomputer. An anonymous poster wrote this wonderful, practical description of metaprogramming (http://www.leri.org/institute/psyche/spigot.html). You might even call it self-help, but metaprogramming, in our book, refers to any effort to form or break conscious or subconscious behavioral habits.

Psychological Transformation
http://www.aleph.se/Trans/Individual/Mental/index.html
This is a great page with information on and links to every facet of modifying who you are. Delivered with a refreshing approach that admits the quacks and chicanery that are sometimes encountered.

Laurentian University Behavioral Neuroscience
http://www.laurentian.ca/www/neurosci/index.html
A behavioral psychology school researching the "God area" of the brain.

Thoughts About Human/Computer Analogies
http://elfi.com/analogies1.html
by Francis Jeffrey. A lengthy and in-depth comparison of humans and computers; with references.

Leri: Department of Metaprogramming and Psychedelic Studies
http://www.leri.org/institute/psyche.html
A collection of thoughts on metaprogramming with, and some without, the use of psychoactive substances.

ProMind Books
http://www.promind.com/
Promind has the most complete collection of books dealing with psychoactive plants, from scientific texts to artful prose, of any bookstore in the world. The site can be a bit difficult to navigate, but their catalog is free, very well organized, and a pleasure to peruse.

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