Books indirectly related to Regression Therapy

ASIN: B000RUSGUE

By H.N. Banerjee

ASIN: B000NQM1LW

By A.R. Martin

Very Rare Book.

By Maurice Albertson & Kenneth Freeman.

ISBN-10: 0317913417

The possibility of reincarnation is a fascinating concept one that has been debated for centuries in many different ways and many different cultures. David Christie-Murray has gathered theories of reincarnation from East and West and explains those theories in a manner that is accessible to the general reader. Includes case histories of past-life recollections regressive hypnosis and dj-vu experiences: an informative guide to a timeless subject.

ISBN-10: 1853270121

Goswami (Physics/University of Oregon; coauthor, The Cosmic Dancers, 1983) uses quantum physics to promote monistic idealism- -the theory that both matter and mind have their origin in consciousness. The villain here is materialism--the teaching that everything is comprised of atoms--and its tag-along doctrines of locality (that interactions between objects occur in local space-time), strong objectivity (that objects exist independently of consciousness), and epiphenomenalism (that mind is an accidental by-product of brain function). According to Goswami, quantum physics has laid to rest this view of reality: Quantum objects jump from here to there without passing through intervening space, disproving locality; Heisenberg's uncertainty principle disproves strong objectivity, etc. Goswami's explication of modern physics- -which draws on everything from Winnie-the-Pooh to optical illusions--is a model of clarity. Vastly less satisfying is his brief for monistic idealism. For one thing, he writes off an important alternative, dualism--the ``common-sense'' view that mind and matter both exist, that a rock is a rock and a thought is a thought--in a few skimpy paragraphs. For another, his argument is inconsistent: He cites paranormal events as evidence for idealism, but when an exception arises (such as out-of-body experiences, which suggest dualism), he becomes a debunker. Worst of all, when he tries to describe how idealism actually shapes the world, he sounds like Madame Blavatsky with a hangover (``the universe exists as formless potentia in myriad possible branches in the transcendent domain''). Goswami's aim is inviting--who does not wish us to ``realize our full potential--an integrated access to our quantum and classical selves''?--but most readers will remain agnostic. More substantial than Fritjof Capra, which isn't saying much. This is one cosmic egg that may be too big to crack.

ISBN-10: 0874777984

This is the sixth in a series which provides an index to a set of five unedited commentaries taken from the weekly talks Nicoll gave to his students in England and which were recorded verbatim. It was produced by the Gurdjieff society, Washington DC. When Maurice Nicholl was studying in Zurich, he met Jung, and Ouspensky. He went on to study with Gurdjieff, and from 1931 to his death in 1953, he began at Ouspensky's request, a programme of work devoted to passing on the ideas he had received. The five unedited commentaries are taken from the weekly lectures and talks Nicoll gave to his students in England and which were recorded verbatim. These differ from Nicholl's more polished works - they are more concerned with directly applying certain deep ideas to daily life.

ISBN: 0722401825

Since his late teens, Louis Proud has suffered from chronic sleep paralysis and has undergone hundreds of such episodes, many of them terrifying but ultimately transformational and eye-opening. These experiences, he believes, allow access to the "spirit realm" and could well hold the key to a whole host of paranormal phenomena, including poltergeist disturbances, out-of-body-experiences, mediumship, spirit possession, and succubi and incubi encounters. Drawing on the work of Colin Wilson, Joe Fisher, Stan Gooch, Whitley Strieber, Robert Monroe, Dion Fortune, and a number of other paranormal experts, Proud lucidly demonstrates that many sleep paralysis experiences involve genuine contact and communication with incorporeal entities, some of them parasitic and potentially dangerous. In this comprehensive, open-minded exploration of the sleep paralysis phenomenon, filled with fascinating descriptions of his own experiences, as well as those of others, no stone is left unturned as Proud attempts to get to the bottom of the mystery.

ISBN-13: 9781933665443

A travers les traditions, les sciences humaines et les psychothérapies A cause de l'omniprésence de la question de la réincarnation dans toutes les grandes traditions spirituelles, une dizaine d'auteurs et de journalistes sont donc partis sur le terrain (en France et à l'étranger) et en ont rapporté un matériel qui s'organise autour de trois pôles : un pôle spirituel : qu'elles soient chrétiennes, juives, musulmanes, bouddhistes, chamaniques, ou hindoues, aucune grande tradition n'échappe à la règle. Toutes ont quelque chose à dire sur la "renaissance" ou sur la "transmigration des âmes". un pôle psychologique : de nombreuses psychothérapeutes utilisent aujourd'hui la méthode des "régressions dans les vies antérieures" comme outil de clarification et de projection - qu'ils y "croient" ou pas. un pôle historique : nous avons rassemblé une collection de faits, de croyances et de portraits à la fois édifiante, troublante et drôle. Le livre est clôt par une passionnante conversation sur le "dialogue avec les morts" entre le philosophe français Marc Sautet et Raymond Moody, auteur de "La Vie après la mort".

ISBN-13: 978-2226127921