Bob Piller, JD, a retired public interest lawyer with a lifelong interest in how we human beings change and so often fail to do so, in the intensification of consciousness, and in studying the alchemical and esoteric works of psychologist Carl Jung, those who influenced Jung, and others who were influenced by him. 

     Bob’s professional career, on both New York State and national platforms, spanned advocacy for reproductive healthcare, advancing access to technology for schools and libraries, and representing workers and low-income utility, energy, and telecommunications users.  Bob, a graduate of Brooklyn College and Brooklyn Law School, taught law school courses on regulated industries and administrative law, and served on state and national advisory committees and commissions.  

     In retirement since 2016, Bob delved deeply into Jungian inspired literature and into Jean Gebser’s explorations of consciousness.  Inspired by the significance of Gebser’s genius and contributions, Bob in 2021 designed and led a seminar program on Gebserian consciousness and its important and coherent relationship with Jung’s understanding of soul and access to the unconscious.  In 2023 Bob designed and led a seminar program that focused the unity of the physical body and consciousness in the context of Gebserian consciousness, and how integral consciousness impacts freedom and morality.