Jean Houston
- Category : Healing-Fields-Psychologist
- Type : ME
- Profile : 1/3 - Investigating / Martyr
- Definition : Split - Small (8,33)
- Incarnation Cross : RAX Explanation 2
Categories
- Birth Year: 1937
- Birthday: 10. May
- Birthplace: Albany, USA - New York
- Healing-Fields-Psychologist
- Profile: 1-3
- Type: Emotional Manifestor
- Inc.Cross: Explanation 2
- Definition: Double Split - Small (8,33)
- Variables: BRL-MRR
- 4764 Abstraction
- 2343 Structuring
- 2551 Initiation
- 1156 Curiosity
- 1222 Openness
- 2461 Awareness
Biography
American psychologist and author who was a top figure in humanistic psychology and research in the '70s.
Along with her husband, she co-founded the Institute for Mind Research at Pomona, NY, but will probably be most remembered as Hillary Clinton's "guru," in 1996. She also is a very close colleague of Margaret Mead. Her books include "Varieties of the Psychedelic Experience" and "Mind Games and Listening to the Body." These books, as well as others, teach how to train the mind to get in touch with, "the wonder of the inner and outer worlds that is our legacy." Part of the program is textbook psychology, part is Eastern mysticism and another part itself-help inspiration. In general, the program stresses exercises intended to sharpen senses, improve the memory and find self awareness.
In her early years, she was a disciple of mythologist Jean Campbell and received a doctorate in philosophy of religion from Columbia. Known as being tall, self-assured, lively, exuberant and warm, Houston was born to an actress and gag writer, the latter working for Henny Youngman.
