Hallucinate! An Introduction to Non-Existing
The main thesis of this comprehensive investigation is that the time-space-matter package is not objective but a kind of hallucination (or waking dream) itself –…… Read More »
Category: Psychology Consciousness Studies
Temple of Love – A Pilgrimage to the Heart
Natalie has had an interesting journey, including being Miss Universe 2005, and on her web site you can read strap line, ‘From outer beauty to…… Read More »
Credo
This is the centenary edition of White’s first foray into metaphysics by a man who had established his reputation as a novelist and wilderness enthusiast.…… Read More »
Seeing Without Eyes Is Possible
Authors: Jordi Imbert Riera, Tània Agorreta Albert
Reviewer: Dinah MacKenzie Pears
Category: Psychology Consciousness Studies
Dinah MacKenzie Pears writes: So far, by far the best book I’ve read about the ability to see without the eyes is the translation from…… Read More »
Charles T. Tart - Seventy Years of Exploring Consciousness and Parapsychology
Charley Tart (1937-2025) was a towering figure in his field of transpersonal psychology, altered states of consciousness and human potential, and was one of our…… Read More »
Consciousness and the Unconscious
This is the second volume of an enormously informative series of lectures given by Jung for the general public under the auspices of ETH Zürich,…… Read More »
Infinite Perception – The Role of Psychedelics in Global Transformation
Authors: Natalie l. Dyer PhD, Ocean Malandra
Reviewer: David Lorimer
Category: Psychology Consciousness Studies
This is an important volume on a significant topic that has made a considerable impression on the medical and therapeutic communities over the last few…… Read More »
The Wool Ball, the Smelly Cat and the Cranky Corpse
Manny Mak’s new book is an engrossing ethnographic memoir of healing, coincidence, and dream work. Combining the reflective precision of a social scientist with the…… Read More »
JUNG AND ALCHEMY: A Path to Individuation
"The entire alchemical procedure… could just as well represent the individuation process of the self." — C.G. Jung, Psychology and Alchemy, CW 12, §32 Murray…… Read More »
How to Change a Memory
When we talk about memories, we may think of it as some form of archive, perhaps with neatly labelled storage boxes which can be taken…… Read More »