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EST, or Erhard Seminars Training, was a controversial self-help program popular in the 1970s and 1980s.
Founded by Werner Erhard, the intensive seminars promised personal transformation through confrontational group sessions.
The program became synonymous with the era's human potential movement before rebranding in the late 1980s.
EST also abbreviates Eastern Standard Time. (Lowercase est typically abbreviates "established.")
Group discussion for learning
- WernerGerman given name
- self-helpUnassisted personal development
- workshopPlace for making or learning
- transformationThorough change in form
seventies · consciousness · breakthrough · graduation · confrontational · intensive · human potential
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seminar
Group discussion for learning
transformation · seventies · consciousness · breakthrough · graduation · confrontational · intensive · human potential
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Ontario's capital city
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- 70sdisco, bell-bottoms, Saturday Night Fever, pet rock, leisure suits
- time zonesPST, GMT, CST, MST, EDT
- Aviation/Weather CodesIFR, VFR, NWS, NOAA, DME
- timekeepingclock, watch, watches, clocks, timer
- cultsbrainwashing, mind control, Scientology, Jonestown, Jim Jones
- New ReligionsScientology, Hare Krishna, ISKCON, Unification Church, Branch Davidians
ESTPST
Western time abbreviation
Pacific Standard Time · Pacific · PT · PDT · Pacific Daylight Time
ESTtalk therapy
Psychological treatment via conversation
individual counseling · meditation retreats · mindfulness practice
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- rough estimateImprecise preliminary calculation
- real estate agentLicensed property seller
- ballpark estimateApproximate calculation, not exact
- estate salesHousehold contents sold after death
- real estate marketTrade in land and buildings
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