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Religious Experience
James Ashbrook explains his theory
of an indeterminate emergent relationship between the physical brain,
the human mind & the experience of divine transcendence (Christian
Century 1986) [posted by
Religion-Online].
Psychiatrist Arthur J. Deikmann
distinguishes the conscious self from the physical person [in
Journal of Consciousness Studies 3.4].
Michael Washburn explains his views on the
lifetime human struggle between the ego and the Dynamic Ground of existence
(interviewed & posted by Paul Bernstein).
Gene Thursby summarizes Arthur Deikmann's
proposal for first-hand psychiatric analysis of participation in mystic
experience.
Gene R. Thursby's annotated directory of
websites that analyze personal religious experience from a wide range of
modern perspectives on the human psyche.
Huston Smith discusses psychodelic drugs,
mysticism & the powers of the human mind with Jeffrey Mishlove. Transcript of
Thinking Allowed interview.
James Ashbrook analyzes the
connection between biological/structural differences in masculine &
feminine brains & gender differences in perception & experience of
divine transcendence (Christian Century 1989) [posted by
Religion-Online]
Robert Forman distinguishes three states of
consciousness: awareness of events, the dualistic "ocean feeling" & mystic
union. Presentation to 1996 conference on science of consciousness put online
by JCS.
Michael Nielson provides a hypertext edition
of James' 1902 lecture series. Lectures cover
religion & neurology,
the
reality of the Unseen,
the
healthy mind,
the
sick soul,
conversion,
saintliness,
mysticism,
and the relation between
feeling & philosophy.
Presented by
PsychWeb.
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Psychological Theory
Donald William's website designed to encourage
new developments in Jungian psychology includes archives of
articles
on analytical psychology,
book reviews,
commentaries
on films, & a
Jung
lexicon.
Eric Pettifor provides capsule glimpses of
theories of personality for many noted psychologists, including Adler, Freud,
Jung, Skinner & Rogers, with links to major websites devoted to each.
John Suler's project to develop a conceptual
framework for the
psychological components of cyberspace and how people react
to and behave within it focuses on a
case
study of the Palace, an evolving
cyber-community. Topics include
avatars
in graphical space,
cyberspace
as dreamworld,
wizards,
& being
a "god" (Rider U).
Links
to everything about Freud on the WWW including the Brill Library's extensive
archives
of the NY Psychoanalytic Society (available to qualified scholars by
application).
Austrian Tourism presents a chronological
outline of
Freud's
life.
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Therapy
& Transcendence
1947 Presidential address to American
Psychological Association argues that under certain conditions the self is
capable of reorganizing itself (posted by Classics
in the History of Psychology).
Howard J. Clinebell's 1981 study
examines & assesses the growth value of a century of developments
in psychotherapy. Chapters on Freud,
Adler,
Fromm,
Jung
& the existentialists, behaviorists,
transactional
analysis, Gestalt
theory, holistic
health & biofeedback, family
& feminist
therapies, & psychosynthesis
[posted by Religion-Online].
1850 report of Poe's interview
with a hypnotized patient who describes God & the human condition on the
verge of his own death (posted by Classics
in the History of Psychology).
Website for Steve Sakellarios'
socio-psychological documentary posts articles on the social relevance of
claims reincarnation & the influence of the past.
The 19th c. American
transcendentalist's advice on achieving non-conformity.
Third edition (1900) of psychoanalysis classic
posted by Classics
in the History of Psychology.
Freud's 1901 analysis of pathological behavior
concludes with a chapter on Determinism,
Chance & Supersitious Beliefs (Classics
in the History of Psychology).
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Relationships
Mike Maness' gateway to extensive on-line
resources related to all aspects of divorce.
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Digging. Help fill holes.
This page was revised
26 February 2008
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