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Reapproaching the Mystical Experience

April 21, 2005 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comment 

Another paper I wrote lately taking further the concept of “Demystify-Remystify”. Based on a chapter on mysticism in a book I was reading for my masters program in transformational psychology, this paper explores the concept of demystifying reality in overcoming spiritualism with a scientific (materialist) approach, and overcoming materialism with openness toward the mystic experience. Enjoy!

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