…“Sometimes it just comes on—sometimes—ah—sometimes just when you leave your body—sometimes there’s God—and he lets you touch him.” She reported that she acquired a greater understanding when she touched God….
…the responses. The accelerating use of the transpersonal therapies, including hypnotherapy and regression therapy, does provide these tools. The research completed by PREP incorporates numerous other variables not included in…
…which is a more accurate descriptive term) in the setting of a professional therapy practice, to establish guidelines for further research and to test the hypotheses presented below. Specific points…
…theology, ethics, and traditions which, given contemporary attitudes and polemic polarizations, provokes more heat than light. For PLT practitioners, there are several special issues which Amy Shapiro raises for us…
…cases support the published case studies? Do you find common factors? Are there things about your successful treatments that set them apart from the failures? If so, you have found…
…a ruptured Achilles tendon led Brugh to decide that Mark should return on the most dependable camel, along with a companion and two guides, to the Gulf of Akaba, where…
…from such occurrences in subsequent work. The author would be interested in hearing about other similar experiences. References Ireland-Frey, Louise. “Clinical Depossession: Releasement of Attached Entities from Unsuspecting Hosts”…
…names, dates, countries, places — that is logical, left-brain material. What counts most are the emotional and vivid scenes that evoke a response—of healing, of enlightenment, or at least, “So…
…evokes images of robed candidates and initiates in their cells or courtyards or libraries, preparing for initiation or seeking illumination. If you could image yourself as one of these postulants,…
…that healing energies can be sent from the eyes. And Soviet scientists have found that human eyes do emit energies. As Joy (1979, p. 52) reports: Some Soviet experiments seem…