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Google Books — Loading... GenresMelvil Decimal System (DDC)291.4Religions Other Religions Comparative Religion; Mythology (No Longer Used) Religious experience, life, practiceLC ClassificationRatingAverage:
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The core of this book is a quite short paper (which is extensively commented on by Hyatt & Spiegelman. The comments add to the text) by Israel Regardie regarding the relationship between occultism (primarily of the Golden Dawn variety) and psychology (Freudian, Jungian, and behaviorism (which was the hot new fab in the late 1940s in the psychological establishment of the U.S.) ) and what these schools can learn from each other. The rest of the book consists of chapters by Hyatt and Spiegelman, giving their view on the matter. For those who know Hyatt well, the chapter on chakra therapy will be especially interesting, since it seems to be the first hints of the today established 'Radical Undoing' package.
Not recommended for beginners, this book will be interesting for readers who want to partake in Regardie's ideas on how Kaballah's Tree of Life maps to Freud's and Jung's models of the Psyche, as well as those familiar with the works of Hyatt and Spiegelman. ( )