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The Limits of Psychology in the Study of Religious Experience
The Limits of Psychology in the Study of Religious Experience by Beezone Summary “Through a Glass Dimly: The Limits of Psychology in the Study
Susan Handelman – Mentor/Disciple Relationship
University of Washington, Seattle, the 29th Annual Samuel and Althea Stroum The Mentor/Disciple Relationship in Classical Jewish Thought and Contemporary Practice Professor Susan Handelman ***
America Facing Its Most Tragic Moment – New York Times – Carl Jung – 1912
America Facing Its Most Tragic Moment – Dr. Carl Jung New York Times, September 29, 1912 *** “When I see a man in a savage
Roots of Conflict
Exploring the Roots of Conflict: An Inquiry into the Nature of Duality A Beezone Essay The Hidden Divide It begins in the kitchen, as
The Opposites of Good and Evil
Opposites on the Level of Individual Psychology Source: Edward Edinger – Individuation: A Myth for Modern Man “The view that good and evil are spiritual
The Cult of Personality
“Every period has its great men, and if these are lacking, it invents them” Claude Adrien Helvétius (1715–1771) *** This text is taken from The
The Etymology of Guru
The Etymology of Guru: From Weight to Wisdom The linguistic roots of guru extend deep into the Proto-Indo-European (PIE) language family. According to the Online
A Study of the English Language
“The study of English or any worldly language is sure to lead to catastrophe unless directed to the higher purpose.”* *** The following Bishwesar Das’s
The Slow Vanishing of the Old World
The Slow Vanishing of the Old World – not unlike – *** A Birthday Story for Arlen If Rip Van Winkle woke up today,
The Fire That Transforms
The Fire That Transforms by Beezone The castle stood like a relic from another world—vast, cold, and indifferent. Built in the 1880s by a railroad
The Mirror Game
The Mirror Game: Discrimination and the Struggle for Authenticity There is something I don’t know that I am supposed to know. I don’t know what it
Buddha Nature – 1973
Buddha Nature A Seminar Given at Karme-Choling March 1973 Introduction This is the second talk (talk #1 – Mahayana Buddhism) in Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche’s
Mahayana Buddhism – 1973
Mahayana Buddhism A Seminar Given at Karme-Choling March 1973 Introduction The following is a profound and historically significant talk given by Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche at
Archetypal and Unconscious Living
Exploring Archetypes, History, and the Collective Psyche “At the third [Terry Yale] lecture it was crowded with people standing and sitting everywhere. ‘Yet,’ he
The Heresy of Wholeness
The Heresy of Wholeness: Jung, the Shadow, and the Western Mind by Francis Burkard Preface This essay began as a conversation between Francis Burkard, a
The Anaesthetic Revelation and the Gist of Philosophy
“Mr. Blood, who, however, frees himself from philosophy only as many others have done, by wading deeply through, and thereby exposing himself to the scornful
The Borrowed Lantern Podcast
The Borrowed Lantern: Psychedelics, Semblance, and True Transformation Beezone Library’s essay, “The Borrowed Lantern,” explores the nature of insight and transformation, questioning the value of
The Borrowed Lantern
“After experiments ranging over nearly fourteen years, I affirm what any man may prove at will, that there is an invariable and reliable condition (or
The Moral Equivalent of War
THE MORAL EQUIVALENT OF WAR: A CALL TO HUMANITY’S LAST GREAT BATTLE Introduction: The Test of the 21st Century by Beezone William James, in
A Message to the West
‘I have a message to the West as Buddha had a message to the East.” “He is a blazing, roaring fire consuming all impurities
