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Social Ecology Series: Man on the Threshold

The Challenge of Inner Developments

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Humanity is crossing a major threshold. The limits of conscious that existed centuries ago are no longer fixed, and reality is beginning to be defined by more than the phenomenal world. We face new frontiers, and this may be overpowering, as in the case of psychological disturbances and mental illnesses--or it may be enlightening and positive. The theme of this book is inner development. Seeds for growth, hidden within each person, are described along with maps and guidelines for either those on an inner journey or people wishing to work therapeutically with others. Ancient and alternative paths are described--Egyptian and Northern initiation mysteries, the Christian Rosicrucian path, Eastern ways, and the medieval Christian approach. The author also examines the manifold aspects of the human "double." Physiological and psychological factors in our relationship to earth, sun, moon, and planets are also described at length, along with medical and social implications.

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Social Ecology Series: Man on the Threshold, B. C. J. Lievegoed

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1985
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Titre
Social Ecology Series: Man on the Threshold
Sous-titre
The Challenge of Inner Developments
Langue
Anglais
Publié
1985
Format
souple
Pages
224
ISBN10
0950706264
ISBN13
9780950706269
Séries
Mots clés
Esprit et corps
Description
Humanity is crossing a major threshold. The limits of conscious that existed centuries ago are no longer fixed, and reality is beginning to be defined by more than the phenomenal world. We face new frontiers, and this may be overpowering, as in the case of psychological disturbances and mental illnesses--or it may be enlightening and positive. The theme of this book is inner development. Seeds for growth, hidden within each person, are described along with maps and guidelines for either those on an inner journey or people wishing to work therapeutically with others. Ancient and alternative paths are described--Egyptian and Northern initiation mysteries, the Christian Rosicrucian path, Eastern ways, and the medieval Christian approach. The author also examines the manifold aspects of the human "double." Physiological and psychological factors in our relationship to earth, sun, moon, and planets are also described at length, along with medical and social implications.