"consciousness expansion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to an increased awareness or understanding of something, often resulting from personal growth and development. For example: "Through her mindfulness practice, Jane experienced a significant consciousness expansion."
"Kingdom of Drink" is a barbed ode to alcoholic consciousness expansion.
I wanted to match their name with one that also conveyed an element of consciousness expansion.
They went to Millbrook in hopes of having a meeting of minds with their East Coast comrades in their campaign for consciousness expansion.
"There ain't nothing worse than some fool lying on some third world beach wearing spandex, psychedelic trousers, smoking damn dope pretending he's gettin' consciousness expansion," sang Alabama 3 on their hilarious Ain't Going to Goa.
Leary spent the first part of his career doing normative psychology, the work of assessment, measurement, and control; he spent the second as one of the leading proselytizers of alternative psychology, the pop psychology of consciousness expansion and nonconformity.
The movie's attempts to connect these out-of-body experiences with the 60's ethos of consciousness expansion are so forced that the transcendent, feel-good leaps of faith with which the story culminates seem mawkish and unearned.
For half the movie – as Lucy gets involved with the botched drug-smuggling plot that results in the super-drug, sewn into her stomach, bursting inside her – chemistry professor Morgan Freeman addresses a lecture hall in Rome so laboriously about consciousness-expansion that you wonder if he'll ever show up in the other half of the movie.
"A major civil liberties issue of the next decade will be the control and expansion of consciousness," they declared.
Uglow describes how "the cone's slow ripening and opening to release the seeds came to stand for the expansion of consciousness".
At first, there was only kissing, on and on, eyes closed to admit behind sealed lids a flood of other sensations, an expansion of consciousness into a salty, perfumed space quite unlike the hushed and headlong vault of masturbation.
What took place in Davy's Bristol laboratory turned out to be as much an experiment in language as in the expansion of consciousness, and he published the responses of his circle in Researches, Chemical and Philosophical, Chiefly Concerning Nitrous Oxide, one of those books that belongs to the time before philosophy, literature and science were cordoned off from one another.
