T. D. A. Lingo

Theocharis Docha Anthropotis Lingo was an Army veteran, folk singer, radio personality, camp director and researcher who founded the Dormant Brain Research and Development Laboratory near Blackhawk, Colorado, where he was active from 1957 to 1993.

Life and work

Lingo was born Paul Lezchuk in Chicago, Illinois, on December 14, 1924, of Ukrainian-born immigrant parents. At the age of 19, he enlisted on August 19, 1944, in the U.S. Army Herbert Benson, and others who focused their work on similar meditative practices to those pioneered by Lingo.

Lingo's research and publishing activities began to decline in the 1980s, and had mostly ceased by 1987. He died on Laughing Coyote Mountain on May 13, 1993, at the age of 68.

Published works Lingo, T.D. Mountain Memory Meditation Lingo, T.D. Frontal lobes self-circuiting. Unpublished manuscript Lingo, T.D. Brain dormancy release Lingo, T.D. SOS: Syllabus of Survival, Adventure Trails Survival School Lingo, T.D. The Iron Book; Self-therapy, Adventure Trails Survival School Lingo, T.D. Four power click of the amygdala Lingo, T.D. Sex self-therapy. Unpublished manuscript Lingo, T.D. Telepathy. Unpublished manuscript Lingo, T.D. Child program research report. Unpublished manuscript Lingo, T.D. Self-cure. Unpublished manuscript Lingo, T.D. Brain Self-Control Lingo, T.D. Case study: Angelena Carmella Lingo, T.D. Case study: Suka Deva Lingo, T.D. Self Peak Experiencing Lingo, T.D. Self-Transcending Into the Dormant Frontal Lobes Lingo, T.D. Self-Transcendence Workbook