Here he describes his personal journey from a deeply abused and tormented child to becoming a specialist in cases of spirit possession.

Here he delves into the nuances of hypnosis and explores the many similarities between hypnotic states and those reported by mystics. He draws substantially on his own research.

Here he describes his intellectual journal from the study of linguistics to reincarnation. He discusses the famous Katsugoro case from the 1800s, and shares how this exploration has affected him personally.

Here he weaves a fascinating tapistry involving the ferment in the early twentieth century, including the emergence of depth psychology and a burgeoning esoteric culture including theosophy, anthroposophy, ritual magick, and – particularly – the Fourth Way movement of Gurdjieff and Ouspensky. Maurice Nicoll was in the center of this world.

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Mythology reminds us that just when things seem the darkest, we may be on the verge of a breakthrough. Lorna Catford, PhD, a professor of psychology at Sonoma State University in California, is co-author of The Path of the Everyday Hero. She points out that the demands placed upon ordinary people in everyday life, require a [...]

Here she explore the significant male relationships in the life of the great Swiss psychiatrist, Carl Gustav Jung.