Werner Erhard - Erhard Seminars Training

John Paul "Jack" Rosenberg, born on September 5, 1935 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, founded the large group awareness training program est, short for Erhard Seminars Training, which later gave rise to WEA (1981 - 1991) and to the "Landmark Forum"/Landmark Education (1991 - ). Rosenberg married at age 18 and fathered four (some sources suggest three) children. In 1960, he left his wife and travelled west. Rosenberg changed his name to Werner Hans Erhard and his lover, June Bryde, changed hers to Ellen Virginia Erhard. Er ...

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• Werner Erhard - Philosophies and transformation
• Werner Erhard - Erhard Seminars Training
• Werner Erhard - The Hunger Project
• Werner Erhard - Werner Erhard and Associates - The Forum
• Werner Erhard - Legal strife
• Werner Erhard - Landmark Education era

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In California in the 1960s, Erhard engaged in a wide variety of spiritual disciplines including Zen Buddhism. Pressman details some of Erhard's connections with Scientology in this and subsequent periods (Pressman, 1993, pages 25 - 26, 30 - 31 and 125 - 126). Erhard had a revelation while driving on U.S. Highway 101 in Marin County, California in 1971. He started to see the world as perfect the way it is and had the insight that his attempts to change or modify either his physical circumstances or his mental outlook had their basis in a conc ...

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Main article: The Hunger Project In 1977, after the great success of 'est' with individuals, Erhard continued to expand his work into the community and society. He began to study the subject of chronic world hunger and declared the end of death-by-starvation as possible. In looking at the condition of hunger or "death by starvation" with some of the world's known experts, Erhard distinguished that the source of death by starvation was not that there was an insufficient amount of food on the planet to feed all those who were suf ...

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Werner Erhard, Werner Erhard - Philosophies and transformation, Werner Erhard - Erhard Seminars Training, Werner Erhard - The Hunger Project, Werner Erhard - Werner Erhard and Associates - The Forum, Werner Erhard - Legal strife, Werner Erhard - Landmark Education era

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