Toward an Existential Philosophy of the Soul

The book defends the existence of the human soul against the backdrop of contemporary scientism, arguing that the soul exists in a distinct dimension separate from the physical brain. It explores the historical evolution of beliefs about the soul, consciousness, and creativity, and critiques the societal implications of denying spiritual entities. Key philosophical influences are examined, culminating in a discussion on the "death of God" and its relationship to the diminishing belief in an inner self. Mystical experiences and intuitive consciousness are presented as interconnected aspects of understanding the soul.