Tav Sparks (1949–2020) was, together with his wife Cary Sparks, the owner and director of Grof Transpersonal Training (GTT) from 1998, and led many trainings in the US and around the world. He had more than 25 years of experience working with people in non-ordinary, healing states of consciousness. Over the years he led hundreds of holotropic breathwork workshops worldwide and supported thousands of people in their personal transformation. Tav devoted much of his work to addiction, drawing on a transpersonal understanding of its roots and of the paths to recovery.
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Tav was the author of Doing Not-Doing: A Facilitator's Guide to Bodywork in Holotropic Breathwork™ and The Wide Open Door: The Twelve Steps, Spiritual Tradition, and the New Psychology. In his book Movie Yoga: How Every Film Can Change Your Life, he invites readers to use film as a practice of personal transformation. From Movie Yoga: How Every Film Can Change Your Life: “Movies have absolutely blessed my life. For me, movie theaters aren’t just popcorn and M&M hide-outs. They are temples. They are altars. They are the halls of mystery. They’ve become the sanctuary where I go to find myself, to change, to grow. And lose myself, too, to die and be reborn. Who would have thought? One of my most intense passions, movies, has given me over and over again crystal clear glimpses of a wholeness within me, and all kinds of clues about how to make the odyssey toward that wholeness.”
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