Psychology and the Perennial Philosophy: Studies in Comparative Religion

Review "I am very happy that you are engaged in this project and I think that it can help to clear the atmosphere which is now very vague, confused, and cloudy. I honor and I am happy with the project."—Huston Smith, author of The World's Religions and Why Religion Matters"This book is a collection of essays primarily written by distinguished representatives of the perennialist school. As a psychologist, I find the case made for the spiritual and broader dimensions of psychology in the work enlightening and cogent. . . . The volume offers a challenging intellectual adventure that I recommend to any open-minded and thoughtful student of psychology and mystical spiritual traditions."—Archbishop Chrysostomos of Etna, Center for Traditionalist Orthodox Studies, author of A Guide to Orthodox Psychotherapy"Knowing the nature of the mind is perhaps the most difficult undertaking, especially in today‟s world. . . . Therefore, a comparative study of different viewpoints and commentaries is im