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Transpersonal psychology mysticism mystical experiences neardeath experiences books. Secondhand out-of-print remaindered books in our bookshop bookstore in Sydney Australia. good/near fine condition, edges slightly foxed. About mystical experiences. $16.50. 17. Danto, Arthur C. (1976). mysticism text-photos, sticker (announcing the death of Muktananda).
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Extractions: Dream Lucidity and Near-Death Experience: A Personal Report JOHN WREN-LEWIS Clovelly, New South Wales, Australia Attempts to investigate correlations between the incidence of lucid dreaming and near-death experiences (NDEs) have so far been inconclusive ( Lucidity Letter , Vol. 1, Nos. 2 and 3, 1982). The following are some observations following my own NDE in November, 1983, which suggests a new approach. My NDE itself, which I have described elsewhere (Wren-Lewis, 1985), lacked almost all the dramatic features emphasized in the now voluminous literature on the subject (Lundahl, 1982). I had no "out-of-body" vision of myself in the hospital bed, no review of my life, no experience of hurtling through a tunnel towards a heavenly landscape and no encounter with supernatural figures urging me to return to bodily existence. I simply dissolved into an apparently spaceless and timeless void which was total "no-thing-ness" yet at the same time the most intense, blissful aliveness I have ever known. I still slip back into that old clouded state frequently, but this is not a process of "coming down." What happens is something I would have found unbelievable had I heard of it second-hand—namely, I again and again simply forget about the pearl of great price. I drift off into all kinds of preoccupations, mostly trivial, and become my old self, cut off from the Void-Background. Then, after a while, there begins to dawn on me a sense of something missing, at which point I recall the Void and usu-ally click back into the new consciousness almost immediately, with no effort at all.
Old Bibliography On Near-Death Experiences
Introductory Bibliography of neardeath experiences Old Bibliography on near-death experiences. Site contents; Search Cressy, Judith. near-death Experience mysticism or Madness
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Extractions: iands.org Introductory Bibliography of Near-Death Experiences : Old Bibliography on Near-Death Experiences Site contents Search Old Bibliography on Near-Death Experiences This is the old IANDS bibliography (1995). There is also a more up-to-date, but introductory bibliography (linked page size: 40 Kb If you want to get any of these books, for expert help, you can try contacting Spiritual Frontiers Felowship International . For normal purchases you can try Amazon.com (linked page size: 60 Kb ) (a search box for their store is at the end of this page). Near-Death Experiences, General Atwater, P.M.H. Beyond the Light, The Mysteries and Revelations of Near-Death Experiences . Hardcover (under slightly different title): NY: Birch Lane, 1994. Paperback: NY: Avon, 1995. Also Coming Back to Life . NY: Dodd-Mead, 1988. A mingling of observation, analysis and metaphysical speculation. Experiencers say, "She tells it like it is" about aftereffects and experiencer reactions. Basford, Terry. Near-Death Experiences: An Annotated Bibliography . NY: Garland, 1990. Comprehensive.
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Also, ancient Jewish mysticism taught the reality of reincarnation in the Jewscontinue to ascend to heaven as documented by many neardeath experiences.
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Extractions: The marriage of love for Yahweh The ancient Hebrews imagined the universe as a three-tiered cosmos of heaven, Earth , and underworld. Heaven was reserved for God and the angels; living human beings occupied the middle world; and the spirits of the dead resided beneath the Earth in "She'ol." The only stories in Hebrew scriptures, besides Daniel, that refer to afterlife notions are the story of Elijah's bodily ascent to heaven . Malachi describes the reincarnation of Elijah as one of the signs of the Messiah's arrival. Indeed, it is reasonably certain that reincarnation was not an alien concept to the Hebrews. An orthodox sect of Judaism, called Hasidic Judaism , professes a belief in reincarnation. Also, ancient Jewish mysticism taught the reality of reincarnation in the Kabbalah In contemporary Judaism, the orthodox embraced the doctrine of resurrection, while the non-orthodox often accepted the notion of an immortal soul. Many secular and Reform Jews view themselves as part of the tradition of Judaism, without adhering to any sort of afterlife belief.
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Extractions: all of UKC SECL only You are here: UKC home secl thrs postgrad ... MAMYSTICISM Primary texts: editions, anthologies, extracts Secondary texts: books, articles, dissertations Websites for the study of mysticism and religious experience Bibliographies relevant to the study of mysticism and religious experience The Enneads of Plotinus John of the Cross: The Complete Works (translated by Kieran Kavanaugh, OCD and Otilio Rodriguez, OCD, rev. ed.) Teresa of Avila: The Way of Perfection (translated and edited by E. Allison Peers from the critical edition of P. Silverio de Santa Teresa, C.D.) Bonaventure: The Journey of the Mind to God (parallel texts in Latin and English) The Cloud of Unknowing: complete original text, with notes The Cloud of Unknowing: introduction to the text The Cloud of Unknowing: Evelyn Underhill's translation The Cloud of Unknowing: Evelyn Underhill translation, plus downloadable versions in various formats ... sha Upanishad (PDF files) Autobiography of a Yogi, by Paramhansa Yogananda, the complete online edition
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Index To Volume 18 Of The Journal Of Near-Death Studies
Book Review The Journey Home What neardeath experiences and mysticism Teach Usabout the Gift of Life by Phillip L. Berman; reviewed by Jenny Wade, Ph.D.
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Extractions: iands.org IANDS Publications Journal of Near-Death Studies : Index to Volume 18 of the Journal of Near-Death Studies Site contents Search Index to Volume 18 of the Journal of Near-Death Studies Other volumes: All (Size: 160 Kb We regret that due to technical limitations, if you wish to purchase an item on-line, that you must view a somewhat large file which contains all the available materials (with their descriptions). If you think you might want to do that you may wish to go there now (linked page size: 160 Kb ). (There is no information on this current page that isn't also on that one.) Information for ordering by phone, fax, or mail is given at the end of this page. Vol. 18 No. 1, Fall 1999 Editor's Foreword: Bruce Greyson, M.D. Guest Editorial: A contribution of Tipler's Omega Point Theory to Near-Death Studies by James C. Crumbaugh, Ph.D. The Near-Death Experience: An Integration of Cultural, Spiritual, and Physical Perspectives by Daryl S. Paulson, Ph.D. Claims of Near-Death Experiences, Gestalt Resistance Processes, and Measures of Optimal Functioning by Kevin P. Prosnick, Ph.D.
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Extractions: The Enneads of Plotinus John of the Cross: The Complete Works (translated by Kieran Kavanaugh, OCD and Otilio Rodriguez, OCD, rev. ed.) Teresa of Avila: The Way of Perfection (translated and edited by E. Allison Peers from the critical edition of P. Silverio de Santa Teresa, C.D.) Bonaventure: The Journey of the Mind to God (parallel texts in Latin and English) The Cloud of Unknowing: complete original text, with notes The Cloud of Unknowing: introduction to the text The Cloud of Unknowing: Evelyn Underhill's translation The Cloud of Unknowing: Evelyn Underhill translation, plus downloadable versions in various formats ... sha Upanishad (PDF files) Autobiography of a Yogi, by Paramhansa Yogananda, the complete online edition
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transformed life echoes equally across the traditions of mysticism and the GraciaFay gives full weight to hellish neardeath experiences while offering the
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Extractions: Gracia Fay Ellwood Lantern Books, New York, NY; 2001 P. M. H. Atwater, Lh.D. P. O. Box 7691 Charlottesville, VA 22906-7691 It is exciting for a researcher such as myself to see a true scholar come forward with the type of interpretative material that begins to build a context for understanding near-death experiences. And especially Gracia Fay, as her background in studies of things paranormal, religious, and spiritual is quite impressive. She makes a case that shamanism and mysticism form important backdrops to the study of near-death episodes. The making of a good shaman (wise one) is almost identical to what happens to typical near-death experiencers; the transmutation of spiritual death into transformed life echoes equally across the traditions of mysticism and the more modern stories of the near-death experience. Uttermost Deep brings us full circle until we are face-to-face with the issue of survival, and the likely possibility that both heaven and hell are real. Gracia Fay gives full weight to hellish near-death experiences while offering the first and final word to joy. No one else has attempted such an in-depth examination of the full spectrum of scenarios reported by near-death experiencers. I, for one, am most grateful to Gracia Fay Ellwood for this invaluable contribution to the field.
"Children And The Near-Death PhenomenonÓ Another Viewpoint
and drinks; wildly prolific psychic abilities; a preference for mysticism over religion Closerto the light Learning from the neardeath experiences of children
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Extractions: Please feel free to print out or "Save as... Text" this article to your hard drive. (Microsoft Explorer browsers may lose spacing between paragraphs.) "Children and the Near-Death Phenomenon" Another Viewpoint Published in the Journal of Near-Death Studies, Vol 15. No. 1, Fall 1996, pages 5-16. P. M. H. Atwater, Lh.D. P. O. Box 7691 Charlottesville, VA 22906-7691 the experience to an investigation of the phenomenon, a switch in focus that will enable us to address aftereffects as well as episodes. The proverbial "rest of the story" is as critical for children as for adults, with the same abundance of positives and negatives. The following is a case in point: I was very small when I had my near-death experience. When I could run and play like the other kids again, I'd go from room to room. I'd look under the beds, in the closets, behind the doors and furniture from the top of the house to the bottom other people's houses, too. I'd look and look, but I never found them. They loved me. I know they did. They were warm and wonderful and bright with light. They came to me when I died and they left when I breathed again. I looked for years and years. Sometimes I'd curl up underneath my bed and cry. Why couldn't I find them? Where did they go? Why did they leave me in a place where no on cared and no one loved me? Was I that bad that they couldn't return? Lynn described in detail what it was like to be resuscitated. Among other things, she heard a man say, "Hit her again," as a jolt of current rocked here body. The jolt was so painful she tried to scream, but couldn't. Blackness came. Hours later she awoke hooked up to a myriad of tubes, unable to speak but fascinated by shadows moving among the medical staff. She came to realize these shadows were people who had died there. It didn't take long before she could watch "death" take place, could see the soul as it exited the body. Hospitalized for a month, she was released earlier than planned, because she talked so much to people who had died and to the misplaced souls, that her doctor was convinced she would go crazy if she stayed any longer.
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Strange Encounters: Near Death Experiences And Birth Memories By John A. Speyrer
phenomena is more reasonable than one based on mysticism or metaphysics. They feelthat the birth model cannot explain the phenomena of neardeath experiences.
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Extractions: Near-Death Experiences and Birth Memories By John A. Speyrer O n one day in the summer of 1994, my mailbox contained notices of two interesting upcoming conferences. One will be better known to readers of this newsletter than the other. That notice concerned the International Primal Association's convention which began at the end of August of that year. The second conference was to be held in Seattle during the month of June and was sponsored by the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal (CSICOP), who are publishers of the Skeptical Inquirer magazine. The conference theme was "The Psychology of Belief.'' This was an apt theme since discussions were planned on various topics including, Alien Abductions, The Reliability of Memory, Conspiracy Theories and A History of UFOs. If the past conferences are any guide, the convention participants will spend their time critically and skeptically analyzing these subjects. It would have been more rewarding if the committee, in studying how belief systems are formed and how memory cannot be relied upon, would also have examined what possible commonalties exist between the UFO abduction experience and another experience which all of us have undergone at our beginnings Astronomer Carl Sagan gave the keynote address at the CSICOP conference last year. To avoid possible embarrassment, I am sure that no mention was made that Sagan had earlier proposed a theory to explain another bugaboo of the committee, the near-death experience. Dr. Sagan presented his theory in a book on neurology which he entitled
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In an unusual mixture of mysticism and courage experience of NDE because he wasnot physically near death. the same elements and flavor of such experiences.
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Extractions: The various elements of the experience can be replicated by electrical stimulation studies of the temporal lobe or by hallucinogenic drugs. It is possible that hallucinogenic neurotransmitters play a role in the NDE. Wish fulfillment, death denial, dissociative psychologic trauma, and other psychologic defense mechanisms have been advanced to explain the experiences. Regardless of cause, the experiences are apparently transformative, resulting in decreased death anxiety, heightened spiritual perceptions and awareness, increased subjectively perceived psychic abilities, and decreased symptoms of depression and anxiety. Adults who had NDEs as children describe themselves as living mentally and physically healthy lives, even donating more money to charity than control populations. For the past 100 years, there has been intense interest in the scientific community and by the general public in scientific verification and validation of spiritual experiences.
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Extractions: I only give this stars because while it is interesting, I didnt think the book was well organized. If it was, it would be five-star material. The chapter on hell is my favorite. Berman really pulls together some fascinating stories from each chapter. It will remove your fear of death, and strengthen your faith.
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