Psychology

Consciousness Explained Better is a clear explanation of consciousness in its many facets and forms. The book offers the first thoroughgoing exploration of consciousness grounded in Ken Wilber’s understanding of its many aspects and developmental structures, all of which combine to create the kaleidoscopic yet lucid experience that is the essence of each of the moments of our lives.

At most times during the history of Western civilization, mere possession
of this book would have earned the reader a visit from the town magistrate
or the local Inquisitor; the publisher’s hands would have been cut off;
and the book itself, along with its author, would have been righteously
consigned to the flames! Crimes of Perception is an encyclopedic
collection of the ideas, persons, and practices that, over the centuries,
have been judged by the arbiters of religious orthodoxy to be too dangerous
for lay people to know about.

"Happiness is being at peace with oneself. The Enlightenment Process is now in a newly revised edition.... With methods to help readers discover enlightenment and get in touch with their consciousness, this is the ideal guide for those seeking to reach the ultimate goal of spiritual oneness.

Beginning their work by exploring the idea that denial of death is
characteristic of contemporary American society, Lucy Bregman and Sara
Thiermann sift through numerous personal narratives about death and dying
to derive a uniquely American vision of mortality and the afterlife.

Beginning their work by exploring the idea that denial of death is
characteristic of contemporary American society, Lucy Bregman and Sara
Thiermann sift through numerous personal narratives about death and dying
to derive a uniquely American vision of mortality and the afterlife.

"The Genocidal Mind is particularly focused upon the Holocaust, yet the valuable insight gained is directly applicable to a wide variety of genocidal and potentially genocidal individuals and situations.

The Ghosts of Consciousness: Thought and the Spiritual Path details an entirely new theory of the micro-dynamics of thinking and self-awareness. At bottom, it outlines a phenomenologically-based structure of the “parts” of any given thought which is so clarifying, and possesses so much explanatory power, that it lends itself to definitions of ten types of thought, understanding how “reflective thoughts” interconnect and create increasingly acute and expansive forms of self-awareness across their development, and to distinctions regarding the phenomenologies of varied experiences of self; all of which is placed within a transpersonal developmental hierarchy.

This book presents a new and logical solution to the “hard problem” of how consciousness and brain are related. The argument rests upon how the seeing-of-an-image is actually a probabilistic event in relation to infinity and/or one’s potential nonexistence – a perspective whereby an immersive image can be envisioned as minimizing disorder and maximizing energy sufficiency while, equivalently, optimizing the "big-enoughness" of the observing self.

“Move over Eric Berne’s Games People Play! Welcome to the first book in decades to put the day to day frustrations, arguments, power plays, and social manipulations to which we all are treated to by friends, lovers, bosses, and spouses, under a big magnifying lens.

"In a world where the clutter of noise dominates -- in education, in politics, in family dynamics, in global relations, and in our hearts -- the call to attend to, and to find healing from, the deep silence within is refreshing and most welcome.

"An important contribution to the field of psychology; very clear and thorough... This is an amazing book with far-reaching implications."
—Herbert S. Demmin, psychologist and author, Ghosts of Consciousness
“Kahn’s approach transforms the way we view others, and is especially helpful in improving communication in organizations.

"...a thrilling ride through the passionate and inspired contemplations of a powerfully enlivened mind as it careens, often wildly, through a torrential stream of insight and realization."—What is Enlightenment Magazine

"This work focuses on releasing unconscious karmic memories, which allows for the return of a naturally harmonious relationship to the "All.