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Lifespring
trainings were designed by John Hanley, Sr., Ph.D., on the
model of experiential learning rather than on a lecture
or book-learning format. The immediate and sustained success
of this model was proven effective by Lifespring after
its founding in 1974, and the model has evolved and grown
into various experiential education formats around the world.
While experiential training is of a
different stripe than traditional forms of transformation--such
as the perusing of a well-written book--Dr. John Hanley recognized
the power of written words and thoughts to ignite and catalyze
the desire for and development of human potential.
This web site focuses on books recommended
by the Lifespring founders for their correlation with the
ideals of Lifespring.
Lifespring sought to champion the
highest potential and possibility for all human beings and
acted with that highest aim in mind.
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Featured Book
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Such an aim can aptly be surmised from
the words of John Hanley himself: "all human beings have
an inalienable right to pursue their highest possibilities."
Hanley's own book Lifespring: Getting Yourself from
Where you are to Where You Want to Go, written in
the wake of Lifespring's success, is included.
Getting
Yourself From Where You Are
to Where You Want to Be
By John P. Hanley, Sr.,
Ph.D.
Learn about the scientific
research of Lifespring.
Check
out our new website! Lifespringnow.com
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Recommended Reading
The
Source by James A Michener
The
Tao of Leadership by John Heider
The
Road Less Traveled by M. Scott Peck
Finite
& Infinite Games by James P. Carse
Habits
of the Heart by Robert N. Bellah, Richard Madsen,
William M. Sullivan, Ann Swindler and Steven M. Tipton
Illusions
by Richard Bach
What
is Called Thinking by Martin Heidegger
Go
Down, Moses by William Faulkner
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