Here, he describes the work of George William Russell, who was known by his pen name of “Æ”. Russell was a fine artist, poet, dramatist, critic, playwright, statesman, publisher, and mystic. He was closely associated with W. B. Yeats and served as an inspiration for a generation of esotericists, writers, and political activists. His life [...]

Here, she describes the life and work of Jean Millay, PhD, teacher, fine artist, biofeedback researcher, parapsychologist, and psychic. Jean was closely aligned with the pioneers of the psychedelic era of the 1960s and 1970s. She was a deep student of shamanism. She worked closely with other parapsychologists including Stanley Krippner and Russell Targ. Her [...]

Here, he reviews the main themes expressed in Korzybski’s General Semantics. He emphasizes the limits of language and images – and the limits of human perception itself. He points to unfortunate and sometimes disastrous situations that result when language is taken too literally. He reviews the importance of General Semantics in education, psychology, and in [...]