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Lecture - 10-20-92

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Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1992 17:13
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       The American University
     College of Arts & Sciences

  Department of Health and Fitness
      1992-1993 Lecture Series

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The Human Energy Field: The Interface
                        between Body and Soul


Presented by

             Brian Luke Seaward, Ph.D.
             Assistant Professor
             Department of Health and Fitness
             The American University


======>      October 20, 1992
             4:30 - 5:30 PM
             Kettler-Palmer Lounge
             Sports and Convocations Center
             The American University


Abstract:  Current research reqarding the
           human energy field and its
           relationship to physical,
           mental, emotional and spiritual
           aspects of well-being will be
           explored.  In addition to
           discussing issues presented at
           the second annual conference of
           the International Society for
           Subliminal Energy and Energy
           Medicine (ISSEEM), a video
           regarding research conducted at
           the Menninger Clinic in Topeka,
           Kansas will be shown.
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Subject: Lecture - 10-20-92
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