41. Mysticism Essential Information, Explanation, Recent Texts Raymond Moody documented 10,000 cases of near death experiences which are mystical traditionsand philosophies with strong elements of mysticism are Vedantic http://essential-facts.com/primary/ethics/Mysticism.html

refined Mysticism Mysticism Mysticism is the belief that knowledge of God or Ultimate Reality can (only) be gained through personal experience. Table of contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 Individual experience of God 2 Introspective experience of Reality 3 Mysticism is unifying in nature 4 On the difficulty of defining mysticism ... 8 External links Individual experience of God In theistic pantheistic , and panentheistic classical pantheist/cosmotheist metaphysical systems this is most often understood as individual experience with God or in some cases, Goddess . Thomas Aquinas defined it simply as "cognitio dei experimentalis." The experiences are very subjective, and they are related to others as visions, dreams, revelations, prophecies, and so forth. Introspective experience of Reality In philosophy , the term Perennial Philosophy is used, and relates to a primary concern "with the one, divine Reality substantial to the manifold world of things and lives and minds. But the nature of this one Reality is such that it cannot be directly or immediately apprehended except by those who have chosen to fulfill certain conditions, making themselves loving, pure in heart, and poor in spirit," ( Aldous Huxley ). Some mystics use the term to refer to a manner wherein the mystic plumbs the depths of the self and reality in a radical process of meditative self-discovery to discover the "true nature of reality" experientially. This can happen with or without the assistance of drugs.

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The Out-of-the-Body Experience (OBE) A particular type of OBE, the Near-Death Experience (NDE), The individual, having come to the crisis of his illness, realises that he has died - perhaps by hearing his death pronounced by a doctor. He finds himself at peace and free of pain - he is released from the earlier bodily stress and turmoil. An out of the body experience develops. He finds himself, perhaps, looking down on the hospital staff still struggling to resuscitate him. Moving away from the death scene, he enters a long dark tunnel and rapidly moves towards a light shining at the end of the tunnel. At the end of the tunnel, in a beautiful light-filled environment, he is met and welcomed by a group of people among whom there are usually relatives who have predeceased him. He is then met by a being of light, a being full of love, compassion and understanding. This being, through non-verbal communication, leads him through an evaluation of his life, including a detailed panoramic playback of the events which had affected others. He is told by the being that he has to return to life on earth as there is more work to be done there. He may try to resist this but is involuntarily drawn back into his body and returns to normal consciousness.

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44. Theology Today - Vol 44, No.4 - January 1988 - BOOK REVIEW - Otherworld Journeys 529 Otherworld Journeys Accounts of near-death Experience in Medieval and ModernTimes. experiences, as William James said of mysticism, usually are and http://theologytoday.ptsem.edu/jan1988/v44-4-bookreview3.htm

525 - Otherworld Journeys: Accounts of Near-Death Experience in Medieval and Modern Times Otherworld Journeys: Accounts of Near-Death Experience in Medieval and Modern Times By Carol Zaleski Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1987. 275 Pp. $18.95. Christian versions of this ancient phenomenon, the near-death experience narrated as an other world journey, go back at least to the vision of St. Paul when he was "caught up into the third heaven" (II Cor. 12:1-4). Currently, near-death narratives are attracting remarkable academic interest from neurologists, neuro-psychologists, psychologists, and psychoanalysts as well as anthropologists and students of religion. This is to say nothing of the fascination these stories hold for readers of popular religious literature. Zaleski writes, "to refuse the challenge to interpret near-death literature is only to widen the gap between academic theology and popular religious concerns." Carol Zaleski is a lecturer on the study of religion at Harvard University and this volume, originally her Harvard dissertation, is a carefully argued, insightful, and readable revision of the original manuscript. It includes sixty pages of notes and references that are available for the further pursuit of this research, which Zaleski wants to encourage. The first to put these experiences in historical perspective, this study begins with an overview of the otherworld journey as it has recurred throughout the world's religious traditions and especially as it has appeared in Western Christian history from the sixth to the early thirteenth century. In Zaleski's view, this historical period is comparable to our own, because, in such documents as

45. Mystical Experiences have defined this maximum state of mysticism as being Many things can produce mysticalexperiences such as land and sea, nature, or a neardeath experience (NDE http://www.themystica.com/mystica/articles/m/mystical_experiences.html

Back to Home Page or Contents Page or Past and present beliefs or Index Mystical experiences M ystical experiences tend to be experiences felt or experienced beyond the realms of ordinary consciousness. Occasionally they are referred to as states of altered consciousness (see Altered States of Consciousness ). Such states may involve ineffable awareness of time, space, and physical reality. Mystical experiences often defy physical description, and can best be only hinted at. Such experiences are universal and share common characteristics, despite the culture or religion in which they occur. They are invariably spiritual, yet they may not be religious; that is, they are not limited to monks or priests. However, all personal religious experiences are rooted in mystical states of consciousness, and all mystical experiences are part of religions. Although mystical experiences are common in occurrence, they occur unbidden to a person perhaps once or twice in a lifetime, if at all. According to a survey in 1987 conducted by the National Opinion Research Center in Chicago, 43 percent of adult Americans said they had some type of mystical experience. In British polls published in 1978 and 1979 in the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion , 56 percent of churchgoers claimed they had such an experience. Those within this group who had more experiences were older; better educated, and attended church more.

46. The New Christianity Links - Suite101.com about mysticism as it can be related to Christianity. Christian Mystics The Sitefor Christian Mystics, Traditional and Contemporary. neardeath experiences and http://www.suite101.com/links.cfm/New_Christianity

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47. The ``New Age Trap the immortality of the soul, and the Talmud records neardeath experiences. Longbefore New Age, Judaism developed rich traditions of mysticism and mediation. http://www.syn2000.org/Articles/Salkin1/node2.html

About Us Cohorts Consulting Becoming Involved ... Music Next: Blurring Boundaries Up: How to be a Previous: Mindless Religion The ``New Age'' Trap In a Zen parable a man searches for a lost object. He is crawling on his hands and knees when a friend approaches him. ``What are you doing?'' The friend asks. ``I am looking for something that I lost,'' he replies. ``Where did you lose it?'' the friend asks. ``Over there,'' the man says, pointing to a nearby place. ``Then why are you looking over here?'' ``Because the light is better here,'' the man replies. Many Reform Jews are searching for God in a place where the light is rumored to be better - at the intersection of beliefs, philosophies, and techniques called ``New Age'' religion. If you visit a Barnes and Nobel superstore, you will see what much of American religion has become. There are three bookcases for Judaism; three bookcases for general religion and Christianity; three for general inspiration; two each for Bible, eastern philosophy, and myth; and nine bookcases for New Age. The New Age menu is diverse, including spiritualism, astrology, and psychic phenomena; alchemy, tarot, goddess worship, and Wicca (witchcraft); out-of-body experiences, near-death experiences, and reincarnation; angels, Satanism, and the occult; the channeling of spiritual energy and faith healing; yoga and transcendental meditation; holistic health; unorthodox psychotherapeutic techniques; and healing crystals. New Age follows the time-hallowed American proclivity for creating new religions. It has been called ``microwave'' religion - instant karma.

48. PHIL 101 Celestine Prophecy resources on the Web 13 c.6 Peak experiences mysticism. the neardeath Experience in Library Reserve Desk 8 near-death experiences 11 p http://www.towson.edu/~kealey/phil101.html

INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY 101.002 meets in LI 305, 10-10:50 MWF***101.003 meets in LI 310, 11-11:50 MWF OFFICE HOURS : 2-3pm MW and 5:30-6:30 pm M; Other times by appointment TEXTS: Kessler, Voices of Wisdom ; Redfield, The Celestine Prophecy THE COURSE is designed to introduce you to representative philosophers of different periods of Western history from ancient Greece to present day. There will also be exposure to nonwestern philosophers. A selection of philosophical topics will be covered. GOALS : To become acquainted with some of the philosophical dimensions of western culture. To have some insight into nonwestern wisdom. To become aware of certain philosophical ideas and problems and to begin developing appreciative, analytical, critical and synthetic skills relative to them. To encourage and arm your own process of reflection and self-inquiry with the wisdom of the ages. To become awakened to the unexplored depths of your humanity. To elicit and strengthen your critical powers so that you may challenge all your opinions, beliefs, and attitudes in the search for truth. To get you to share the life of the mind, the joy of thinking, the wonder of life. : Come to class prepared, i.e., read and study the assigned readings before class. I will be calling on you with questions from time to time. Attendance is expected, but you are strongly encouraged to be actively present, to voice your opinions, questions, analyses, criticisms, objections and to engage in discussion. It is not enough to rely on memorizing or cramming to get by in philosophy. Understanding is necessary, and I will be looking for it in class and on your tests.

49. SCI-CULT Archives -- April 1999 (#82) (a) Dying to Live near death experiences (Susan Blackmore, PrometheusPress, 1993). (b) mysticism (Evelyn J. Underhill, Image, 1990). http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/CGI/wa.exe?A2=ind9904&L=sci-cult&F=&S=&P=8820

50. Oneonta Philosophy Studies Douglas W. Shrader neardeath experiences Scientific, Philosophical, and Religious OnHindu Philosophies of Experience Cults, mysticism, and Meditations http://www.oneonta.edu/academics/philos/ops.html

Oneonta Philosophy Studies Historical and Cultural Perspectives Editor in Chief Douglas W. Shrader Managing Editor Parviz Morewedge Editorial Board Michael Green Michael Koch Achim Koeddermann Ashok Malhotra Anthony Roda Department of Philosophy SUNY - Oneonta Oneonta, NY 13820-4015 About OPS How to Order Books Research Papers ... Journal Oneonta Philosophy Studies is a scholarly series that promotes exchange concerning traditional and contemporary issues in philosophy. Because comparative study often fosters appreciation and tolerance as well as understanding, special consideration is given to manuscripts that illuminate relationships between diverse or seemingly discrete views. Historical and cultural studies are especially welcome. Submission is open to all without regard to institutional affiliation, political preference, religious belief, gender, or national origin. Manuscripts are subject to external review. Published material does not necessarily reflect the views of the Editorial Board, the Philosophy Department, or the State University of New York. A series such as this depends on the vision, good will, and labor of many. Special appreciation is extended to the

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52. ..and The Big Picture Documentation on near death experiences and Out of the Body experiments is becoming philosophythat may have even touched on aspects of Eastern mysticism. http://www.ozi.com/ourplanet/physics.html

The alignment of our intelligence and intent with that of the universe.. ..in a sacred act! New insights have emerged in the last 30 years: In 1977 Ilya Prigogine received a Nobel Peace Prize in Chemistry for The Theory of Dissipative Structures. When certain elements are put together in whole systems and then subjected to stress, the parts intelligently re-organise into a new whole and the system escapes into a higher order His findings bridged the critical gap between biology and physics - the missing link between living systems and the supposedly lifeless universe in which they arose. It explains irreversible processes in Nature - the movement towards higher and higher orders of Life. This was further proof that we have a rich, creative Universe that is intelligent and has an inherant self-ordering component and quality. Ilya Prigogine's Theory of Dissipative Structures can be likened to a "flowing wholeness", that is highly organised but always in process and that nature is in actuality saturated with order and equilibrium. Since the 1980's - ' Chaos Theory ' and ' Fractals ' have become very recent scientific studies of open systems. Qualities found within Mandelbrot fractals have been shown to have a self- ordering component in them too.

53. Let Us Learn In Order To Do: A Study Program For Worship/Ritual Committees the immortality of the soul, and the Talmud records neardeath experiences. Longbefore New Age, Judaism developed rich traditions of mysticism and meditation. http://www.uahc.org/living/letuslearn/s16howtobe.shtml

HOW TO BE A TRULY SPIRITUAL JEW* *AND AVOID THE PITFALLS OF QUICK-FIX RELIGIOUS CONSUMERISM Everywhere you go in the Reform movement, the word on people's lips is spirituality. It is the religious buzz word of our age. MINDLESS RELIGION Despite a renewed interest in text study, many Reform Jews equate spiritual with non-intellectual. "I feel Jewish" has replaced "I know Jewish." Thought and the pursuit of knowledge are being sacrificed on the altar of affect. The author Flannery O' Connor has written: "One of the effects of modern liberal Protestantism has been gradually to turn religion into poetry and therapy, to make truth vaguer and more and more relative, to banish intellectual distinctions, to depend on feeling instead of thought, and gradually to come to believe that God has no power, that he cannot communicate with us, cannot reveal himself to us, indeed, has not done so and that religion is our own sweet invention." Her warning applies to all liberal religions. THE "NEW AGE" TRAP

54. Outside Links - Help Them To HELP Themselves On How To Enjoy Life broad, descriptive names for the topics. If comparative mysticism doesn t publicservice to give reliable information about neardeath experiences, along with http://members.surfeu.fi/wpk/links/other/links.htm

CONTENTS Outside links On This Page: Books That Have Helped Me Websites that have been helpful Websites on consciousness outside of the human body Please remember to come back, I intend to keep on making my pages more helpful (by adding and editing) as time and ability permit. Back To Home Page Books That Have Helped Me The essence of what I am trying to convey in my writings is express in three books that have helped me the most. quotes, excerpt's and links to the Author's Website. P lease remember the context, as Neale said, "Book...critics could ridicule, or make fun of, or reduce to absurdity, almost any comment or passage from any document...even the Bible...when it's taken out of context, as all lovers of Truth know." Following links are to Author's Website Barry Long said "I speak only of truth, love, life, death and God" His teaching has helped me to realize to what extent I am programmed and my responses are mechanical and as such usually inappropriate. His teaching does not come from any tradition but from his own direct experience of life. Eckhart Tolle has helped me to see how I can be practically in the present. He is not aligned with any particular religion or doctrine or guru; his teaching embraces the heart, the essence, of all other traditions, and contradicts none of them. He is able to do what all the great masters have done: to show us, in simple and clear language, that the way, the truth, and the light is within us. A state of enlightenment is attainable, here and now. It is possible to live free of suffering, free of anxiety and neurosis.

55. Where God Lives : The Science Of The Paranormal And How Our Brains Are Linked To you are interested in research that meld brain, mind and mysticism, you should bookconsists of a series of case studies into near death experiences (NDEs) and http://www.health-books-web.com/Where_God_Lives__The_Science_of_the_Paranormal_a

Where God Lives : The Science of the Paranormal and How Our Brains are Linked to the Universe Where God Lives : The Science of the Paranormal and How Our Brains are Linked to the Universe by Authors: Melvin Morse , Paul Perry Released: 04 September, 2001 ISBN: 0061095044 Paperback Sales Rank: List price: Our price: You save: Book > Where God Lives : The Science of the Paranormal and How Our Brains are Linked to the Universe > Customer Reviews: Average Customer Rating: Where God Lives : The Science of the Paranormal and How Our Brains are Linked to the Universe > Customer Review #1: Cosmic consciousness from NDE perspective This book consists of a series of case studies into Near Death Experiences (NDEs) and identifies the right temporal lobe as the place where the individual interfaces with a greater consciousness. The author calls this "the God spot" and claims that this region is instrumental in facilitating mind-body healing, is responsible for mystical visions, psychic powers and vivid spiritual experiences. His study of NDEs has revealed that we have the biological potential to interact with the universe at any time in our lives. It is thus important to learn how to activate the right temporal lobe. The authors studies demonstrate that children who have had NDEs are more balanced in their physical, mental and spiritual lives. They feel a purpose in living and do not fear death. Trusting their intuition, they feel that they can again connect with the divine presence without brushing with death again.

56. The Journey Home: What Near Death Experiences And Mysticism Teach Us About The G The Journey Home What near death experiences and mysticism Teach UsAbout the Gift of Life Phillip L Berman. The Journey Home What http://www.oconnorandmccann.co.uk/Phillip-L-Berman-The-Journey-Home-What-Ne-935-

The Journey Home: What Near death Experiences and Mysticism Teach Us About the Gift of Life Phillip L Berman Author or Artist : Phillip L Berman Title: The Journey Home: What Near death Experiences and Mysticism Teach Us About the Gift of Life Berman Phillip L Phillip L Berman Subject: Inspirational General Category: Religion Spirituality General Format: Paperback Carolyn Keene-The Nancy Drew Files 134: The Secret of the Forgotten Cave (The Nancy Drew Files)... Franklin W. Dixon-The Hardy Boys 139: The Search for the Snow Leopard (The Hardy Boys Casefiles)... Derek S. Hopson Darlene Powell Hopson-Friends, Lovers and Soul Mates: A Guide to Better Relationships Between Black Men and Women... Melvyn Kinder-Mastering Your Moods: Yow to Recognize Your Emotional Style and Make It Work for You... ... Sir Isaacs Newton-Opticks...

57. Book Review: The Journey Home The Journey Home What near death experiences and mysticism Teach Us About the Giftof Life Philip Berman Pocket Books 12/96 Hardcover $22.00 ISBN 067150245X. http://www.spiritualityhealth.com/newsh/items/bookreview/item_7238.html

See all practices Attention Beauty Being Present Compassion Connections Devotion Enthusiasm Faith Forgiveness Grace Gratitude Hope Hospitality Imagination Joy Justice Kindness Listening Love Meaning Nurturing Openness Peace Play Questing Reverence Shadow Silence Teachers Transformation Unity Vision Wonder X - The Mystery Yearning You Zeal Book Review by Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat The Journey Home: What Near Death Experiences and Mysticism Teach Us About the Gift of Life Philip Berman Pocket Books 12/96 Hardcover $22.00 ISBN 067150245X This book is based on his view that "spiritual experiences are the bedrock of meaningful living." In this fine book, the Harvard theologian sums up his findings after hundreds of interviews with individuals who have survived near-death experiences. He discovered seven "gifts" emanating from these experiences, including reassurance about the existence of God, faith in the reality of life after death, gratitude and joy, a powerful sense of the unity of life, and spiritual transformation. Many of these same gifts of grace come to those who have had mystical experiences. Berman concludes with a meditation on the spiritual practices of reverence, compassion, wonder, hospitality, and mystery. Search our reviews database This touches on: Joy Meaning Unity Email This Review Purchase from

58. Mysticism Resources Religious Experience good resources. Lots on non-Western mysticism,and also out of body experiences, near death experiences, etc. http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/~janzb/mysticism/

Philosophy and Western Mysticism Resources Contact Webmaster janzb@mail.ucf.edu B. Janz's Web Pages GO TO PAGE B. Janz Home Page Aesthetics and Visual Culture African Philosophy African Places Critical Theory Continental Philosophy Resources Culture and Ethnicity in Philosophy Humanities Jacob Boehme Resource Page Metaphysics Resource Page Mysticism Links Philosophy and Contemporary Culture Philosophy in the World's Religions Philosophy of Science Links Philosophy, Technology, and the Environment Place Research The Reasoning Page Useful Philosophy Links Who's Who in the History of Mysticism Search Engines UCF LINKS University of Central Florida UCF Library System UCF Philosophy Department PERSONAL PAGES Biographical Info Miscellaneous Links Courses Taught Search all of B. Janz's Web Pages This page is designed to collect resources for the philosophical study of mysticism. Of course, it is difficult to determine what exactly is philosophical in this area, but I will do my best. The resources on this page do not pretend to be a comprehensive list of what is on the Internet. Instead, I have collected some of the more useful sites for teaching and research. Many of these pages are quite comprehensive, and will lead to many other resources. Feel free to contact me for further additions. I have not included links to the extensive resources on non-Western traditions of mysticism. This is mostly because the course that this page is a resource for is limited to Western mysticism. It also reflects my own lack of experience with non-Western mysticism. In no way does it suggest that Western mysticism is somehow better, more worthy of study, or anything like that.

59. Furl - Public Archive - Radabe (Alan Evantash) http//www.iands.org/. Contents Page of near death experiences. Rated 3 in Paranormalon May 6, 2004 at 184246 GMT. Sufism / Islamic mysticism Frames version. http://www.furl.net/members/radabe

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60. Religious Experience: Schedule The neardeath Experience A Reader. Religions, Values, and Peak-experiences. Drugsand mysticism.” International Journal of Parapsychology 8 295-314. http://people.bu.edu/wwildman/WeirdWildWeb/courses/exp/exp_schedule.htm

Religious Experience Top About course Housekeeping Schedule ... Resources Wildman's Weird Wild Web Home Links Jokes Other Courses Schedule The schedule listed below is tentative; see the discussion of the concept of a research seminar to understand why. It will be adjusted as the class proceeds. Provisional Schedule Bibliography Provisional Schedule Here is a list of topics that the seminar might consider covering, together with readings that refer to the bibliography below. Each week, a short core reading will be assigned that we all read together. In addition, each student will read one other relevant resource and then both submit a review of that resource for our resource collection and bring that resource into the seminar discussion. Week 1 Introduction Week 2 Phenomenology I: Anecdotal Collections (James, Gilkes , Bonaventure, Maslow Week 3 Phenomenology II: Systematic Analysis (Twiss, Fischer, Kristeller, Hardy) Week 4 Classic Debates I: Perennialists (Schuon, Huxley, Smith) and Contextualists (Katz, Bagger)

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