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Volume 1, 1969
Number One
Maslow: The Farther Reaches Of Human Nature
Sutich: Some considerations regarding transpersonal psychology
Murphy: Education for transcendence
Assagioli: Symbols of transpersonal experience
Armor: A note on the peak experience and a transpersonal psychology
Alexander Maven: The mystic union: A suggested biological interpretation
Abraham Maslow: Various meanings of transcendence
Number Two
LeShan: Physicists and mystics: Similarities in world view
Willis Harman: The new Copernican revolution
Maslow: Theory Z
Wapnick: Mysticism and schizophrenia
Pahnke & Richards: Implications of LSD and experimental mysticism
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Volume 2, 1970
Number One
Green, Green & Walters: Voluntary control of internal states: Psychological and physiological
Tart: Transpersonal potentialities of deep hypnosis
Timmons & Kamiya: The psychology and physiology of meditation and related phenomena: A bibliography
Number Two
Maslow: New introduction: Religions, Values and Peak-Experiences (new edition)
Ram Dass: Baba Ram Dass lecture at the Menninger Foundation: Part I
Hart: The Zen of Hubert Benoit
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Volume 3, 1971
Number One
Tart: A Psychologist's Experience With Transcendental Meditation
Goleman: Meditation as a meta-therapy: Hypotheses toward a proposed fifth state of consciousness
Green & Green: On the meaning of transpersonal: Some metaphysical perspectives
Ram Dass: Baba Ram Dass lecture at the Menninger Foundation: Part II
Sutich: Transpersonal notes
Number Two
Tart: Scientific foundations for the study of altered states of consciousness
Van Nuys: A novel technique for studying attention during meditation
Hendrick: A program in human consciousness
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Volume 4, 1972
Number One
Daniel Goleman: The Buddha on meditation and states of consciousness, Part I: The teachings
Stanislav Grof: Varieties of Transpersonal experiences: Observations from LSD psychotherapy
Weide: Council Grove IV-Toward a science concerned with ultimates
Spencer Sherman: Brief report: Very deep hypnosis
Number Two
Stanley Krippner (Ed.): The plateau experience: A.H. Maslow and others
Richards, et al.: LSD-assisted psychotherapy and the human encounter with death
Daniel Goleman: The Buddha on meditation and states of consciousness, Part II: A typology of meditation techniques
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Volume 5, 1973
Number One
Sutich: Transpersonal therapy
Weide: Varieties of transpersonal therapy
Grof: Theoretical and empirical basis of transpersonal psychology and psychotherapy: Observations from LSD research
Geir Vilhjalmsson and Thomas Weide: The first international transpersonal conference
Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche: An approach to meditation
Ram Dass: Ram Dass lecture at the Maryland Psychiatric Research Center: Part I
Number Two
Osis, et al.: Dimensions of the meditative experience
Katz: Education for transcendence: Lessons from the !Khung Zhu/twasi
Francis Vaughan Clark: Exploring intuition: Prospects and possibilities
Ram Dass: Ram Dass lecture at the Maryland Psychiatric Research Center: Part II
Weide: Vallombrosa: A major transpersonal event
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Volume 6, 1974
Number One
Frances Vaughan Clark: Rediscovering transpersonal education
Campbell & McMahon: Religious-type experience in the context of humanistic and transpersonal psychology
Alan Watts: Psychotherapy and Eastern religion: Metaphysical bases of psychiatry
Martha Crampton: Psychological energy transformations: Developing positive polarization
Marvin Casper: Space therapy and the Maitri project
Number Two
Edwin Bernbaum: The way of symbols: The use of symbols in Tibetan mysticism
Kennett: On meditation
Jain & Jain: The samadhist: A description
Tarthang Tulku: The self-image
Robert Frager: A proposed model for a graduate program in Transpersonal Psychology
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Volume 7, 1975
Number One
James Schultz: Stages on the spiritual path: A Buddhist perspective
Simonton & Simonton: Belief systems and management of the emotional aspects of malignancy
Chogyam Trungpa: Transpersonal cooperation at Naropa
Ram Dass: Advice to a psychotherapist
Robert Frager & James Fadiman: Personal growth in yoga and Sufism
Number Two
Ken Wilber: Psychologia perennis: The spectrum of consciousness
Gary Deatherage: The clinical use of meditation in short-term psychotherapy
Charles Garfield: Consciousness alteration and fear of death
Jacques Maquet: Meditation in contemporary Sri Lanka: Idea and practice
Daniel Goleman: Mental health in classical Buddhist psychology
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Volume 8, 1976
Number One
Miles Vich: Anthony J. Sutich: An appreciation
Anthony Sutich: The emergence of the transpersonal orientation: A personal account
Fritjof Capra: Modern physics and Eastern mysticism
Tarthang Tulku: A view of mind
Tart: The basic nature of altered states of consciousness: A systems approach
Number Two
Kenneth Ring: Mapping the regions of consciousness
John Welwood: Exploring mind: Form, emptiness and beyond
Roger Walsh: Reflections of psychotherapy
June Singer: A Jungian view of biofeedback
Robert Leslie: Yoga and the fear of death
Ram Dass: Freeing the mind
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Volume 9, 1977
Number One
John Welwood: Meditation and the unconscious: A new perspective
James Fadiman & Werner Erhard: Some aspects of est training and transpersonal psychology
Michael Keller: Henry David Thoreau: A transpersonal view
Number Two
John Welwood: On psychological space
David Steindl-Rast & Ram Dass: On lay monasticism
Anderson: A holographic model of transpersonal consciousness
Roger Walsh: Initial meditative experiences: Part I
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Volume 10, 1978
Number One
Roger Walsh: Initial meditative experiences: Part II
Washburn: Observations relevant to a unified theory of meditation
Maureen Murdock: Meditation with young children
Eugene Taylor: Psychology of religion and Asian studies: William James' Legacy
Number Two
John Welwood, Fritjof Capra, Marylin Ferguson, Jacob Needleman, Karl Pribram, Huston Smith, Frances Vaughan & Roger Walsh: Psychology, science and spiritual paths
Roger Walsh, Daniel Goleman, Jack Kornfield, Corrado Pensa & Deane Shapiro: Meditation: Research and practice
Alyce Green & Elmer Green: Some problems in biofeedback research
Gordon Boals: Toward a cognitive reconceptualization of meditation
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Volume 11, 1979
Number One
Ken Wilber: A developmental view of consciousness
John Welwood: Self-knowledge for integrative psychology
Robert and Kay Stensrud: Tao of human relations
Symposium: Spiritual and transpersonal aspects of altered states of consciousness
Jack Kornfield: Intensive insight meditation
Number Two
Frances Vaughan: Transpersonal psychotherapy
Chogyam Trungpa: Intrinsic health
Seymore Boorstein: Troubled relationships
John Welwood: Befriending emotion: Self-knowledge
Roger Walsh: Meditation research
Lynn Ward White: Recovery from alcoholism: Transpersonal dimensions
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Volume 12, 1980
Number One
Jamnien & Ohayv: Field interview with a master
Burns & Ohayv: Changes in meditating Western monks
Bohm & Welwood: Physics, psychology and metaphysics
Boucouvalas: Transpersonal psychology: An outline
Metzner: Metaphors of self-transformation
Number Two
Boorstein: Lightheartedness in psychotherapy
Welwood: Psychotherapy, focusing and meditation
Brown & Engler: Stages of mindfulness meditation
Murphy: Esalen Transformation Project
Langford: The Family Practice Ward in Cambodia
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Volume 13, 1981
Number One
Hidas: Psychotherapy and surrender: A psychospiritual perspective
Smith: Observation on Morita therapy
Wilber: Ontogenetic development
Peters: An experiential study of Nepalese shamanism
Number Two
Epstein & Lieff: Psychiatric complications of meditation
Goleman: Buddhist and Western psychology: Commonalities and differences
O'Hanlon: Integration of spiritual practices: A Western Christian looks East
Amundson: Will in the psychology of Otto Rank: A transpersonal perspective
Amodeo: Focusing applied to a case of disorientation in meditation
Earle: Cerebral laterality and meditation
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Volume 14, 1982
Number One
Anthony: The outer master as the inner guide: Autonomy and authority in transformation
Vaughan: The transpersonal perspective: A personal overview
Lieff: Eight reasons why doctors fear the elderly, chronic illness and death
Wortz: Awareness methods in psychotherapy
Walsh: A model for viewing meditation research
Number Two
Riedlinger: Sartre's rite of passage
Welwood: Vulnerability and power in the therapeutic process
Speeth: On psychotherapeutic attention
Aitken: Zen practice and psychotherapy
Alpert/Ram Dass: A ten-year perspective
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Volume 15, 1983
Number One
Friedman: A conceptualization and measurement of transpersonal construct
Grof: East and West: Ancient wisdom and modern science
Komito: Tibetan Buddhism and psychotherapy: The Dalai Lama
Lane: Hierarchical structure of religious visions
Shapiro: Meditation as altered state of consciousness
Number Two
Kalff: Negation of ego in Tibetan Buddhism and Jungian psychology
Gallegos: Animal imagery, chakra system and psychotherapy
Henkin: Non-ordinary experiences and their integration
Hastings: A counseling approach to parapsychological experience
Boorstein: Bibliotherapy and mindfulness meditation in a psychiatric setting
Murphy & Donovan: A bibliography of meditation theory and research: 1931-1983
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Volume 16, 1984
Number One
Komito: Tibetan Buddhism and psychotherapy: Further conversations with the Dalai Lama
Engler: Therapeutic aims in psychotherapy and meditation
Welwood: Principles of inner work
Wilber: The developmental spectrum and psychopathology: Part I
Number Two
Wilber: The developmental spectrum and psychopathology: Part II
Asante: The African American mode of transcendence
Gross: The feminine principle in Tibetan Vajrayana Buddhism
Epstein: On the neglect of evenly suspended attention
Armstrong: Transpersonal experience in childhood
Shafranske & Gorsuch: Factors associated with the perception of spirituality in psychotherapy
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Volume 17, 1985
Number One
Sovatsky: Eros as mystery: Toward a transpersonal sexology
Welwood: On love: Conditional and unconditional
Metzner: Knots, ties, nets and bonds in relationships
Boorstein: Notes on right speech as a psychotherapeutic technique
Scotton: Teaching and supervision of transpersonal psychotherapy
Thapa & Murthy: Experiential characteristics of certain altered states
Number Two
Chinen: Fairy tales and transpersonal development in later life
Lukoff & Everest: Myths in mental illness
Lukoff: Diagnosis of mystical experiences with psychotic features
Goleman, Smith & Ram Dass: Truth and transformation in psychological and spiritual paths
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Volume 18, 1986
Number One
Rothberg: Philosophical foundations of transpersonal psychology
Butcher: Phenomenological psychology of J. Krishnamurti
Russell: Consciousness and the unconscious: Eastern meditative and Western psychotherapeutic approaches
Knoblauch & Falconer: A measured Taoist orientation and Western personality dimensions
Number Two
Fleischman: Release: A religious and psychotherapeutic issue
Boorstein: Transpersonal context, interpretation, and psychotherapeutic technique
Welwood: Personality structure: Path or pathology?
Epstein: Meditative transformations of narcissism
Tart: Consciousness, altered states, and worlds of experience
Chinen: Elder tales revisited: Forms of transcendence in later life
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Volume 19, 1987
Number One
Teixeira: Comments on Ahimsa (nonviolence)
Dubs: Psychospiritual development in Zen Buddhism: A study of resistance
Number Two
Chinen: Middle tales: Fairy tales and transpersonal development at mid-life
Davis & Wright: Content of Undergraduate Transpersonal Psychology Courses
Meadow & Culligan: Congruent Spiritual Paths: Christian Carmelite and Theravadan Buddhist Vipassana
Lu and Heming: The Effect of the Film Ikiru on Death Anxiety
Echenhofer and Coombs: A Brief Review of EEG Biofeedback and Meditation
Weimer and Lu: Personal Transformation Through an Encounter With Death
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Volume 20, 1988
Number One
Allan B. Chinen: Clinical Symposium: Challenging cases in transpersonal psychotherapy
Ronald Wong Jue: Regression therapy as a transpersonal modality
Lukoff: Transpersonal therapy with a manic-depressive artist
William Foote: A Case of Transpersonal visualization
Treya Killam Wilber: Attitudes and cancer: what kind of help really helps
Mark Epstein: The deconstruction of the self
Sirkku Sky Hiltunen: NOH theater in drama therapy
Susana Pendzik: Drama therapy as modern shamanism
Number Two
Miles Vich: Some historical sources of the term "Transpersonal"
Wilber: On being a support person
Lukoff & Lu: Transpersonal psychology research review: Mystical experience
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Volume 21, 1989
Number One
Walsh: What is a shaman? Definition, origin and distribution
Shapiro: Judaism as a journey of transformation
Heery: Inner voice experiences: An exploratory study of thirty cases
Roberts: Multistate education: Metacognitive implications
Number Two
Peters: Shamanism: Phenomenology of a spiritual discipline
Carlat: Psychological motivation and spiritual symbols
Schavrien: The rage, healing and daemonic death of Oedipus
Serlin: A psycho-spiritual-body therapy approach
Nelson: Personality factors in spontaneous praeternatural experiences
Lukoff & Lu: Research review: Computerized databases and archives
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Volume 22, 1990
Number One
Holden & Guest: Life review in a non-near-death episode
Epstein: Psychodynamics of meditation: Pitfalls on the spiritual path
Nelson: The technology of the praeternatural
Welwood: Intimate relationship as path
Fox: Transpersonal ecology: "Psychologizing" Ecophilosophy
Number Two
Lukoff, et al.: Research Review: Psychoactive Substances and Transpersonal States
Waldman: Reflections on Death and Reconciliation
Hughes, Melville: Changes in Brainwave Activity During Trance Channeling
Charles T. Tart: Adapting Eastern Spiritual Teachings to Western Culture
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Volume 23, 1991
Number One
Tart & Deikman: Mindfulness, spiritual seeking and psychotherapy
Doblin: Pahnke's "Good Friday experiment": A long-term follow-up
Mansfield: Looking into mind: An undergraduate course
Dubin: Meditative techniques in psychotherapy supervision
Number Two
Montgomery: The care-giving relationship
Vaughan: Spiritual issues in psychotherapy
Vigne: Guru and psychotherapist: Comparisons from the Hindu tradition
Tart: Previous psychedelic drug experiences and Tibetan Buddhism
Lajoie, Shapiro & Roberts: Historical analysis of the statement of purpose
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Volume 24, 1992
Number One
Bogart: Separating from a spiritual teacher
Shapiro: A study of long-term meditators
Lukoff, Turner & Lu: Research review: Psychoreligious dimensions of healing
McNamara: A transpersonal approach to memory
Lajoie & Shapiro: Definitions of transpersonal psychology
Vich: Changing definitions of transpersonal psychology
Number Two
Waldman, et al.: Therapeutic alliance, kundalini, and spiritual issues: The case of Julia
Loy: Avoiding the void
Hughes: Differences between trance channeling and multiple personality disorder
Walsh & Vaughan: Lucid dreaming
Stavely & McNamara: "Transpersonal Ecology": A critique
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Volume 25, 1993
Number One
Walsh & Vaughan: The art of transcendence
Lukoff, Turner & Lu: Psychospiritual dimensions of healing
Ossoff: Reflections of shaktipat: Psychosis or the rise of kundalini?
Greyson: The physio-kundalini syndrome and mental illness
Carr: Death and near-death: Tibetan and Euro-American experiences
Number Two
Walsh: The transpersonal movement: A history and state of the art
Tart: The structure and dynamics of waking sleep
Miller: The unveiling of traumatic memories through mindfulness meditation
Hanna: Rigorous intuition: Consciousness, being and phenomenological method
Walsh & Vaughan: On transpersonal definitions
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Volume 26, 1994
Number One
Dubin: Meditative techniques for teaching dynamic psychology
Metzner: Addiction and transcendence as altered states
Patrik: Phenomenological method and meditation
Steele: The multistate paradigm and the spiritual path of John of the Cross
Number Two
Boorstein: Insight: Some considerations regarding its potential
Gifford-May & Thompson: "Deep states" of meditation
Hutton: How transpersonal psychotherapists differ from other practitioners
MacDonald, et al.: Validation of a measure of transpersonal self-concept
Wren-Lewis: Aftereffects of near-death experiences
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Volume 27, 1995
Number One
Cleary-Shapiro: The plateau experience and the post-mortem life
Walsh: Phenomenological mapping of states of consciousness
Tart: Toward the objective exploration of non-ordinary reality
Diaz-Sawatszky: Rediscovering native rituals
Leone: Zen meditation: A psychoanalytic conceptualization
Number Two
Wilber: An informal overview of transpersonal studies
Flier: Demystifying mysticism
Lukoff, et al.: Researching religious and spiritual problems on the internet
MacDonald, et al.: A survey of measures of transpersonal constructs
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Volume 28, 1996
Number One
Liester: Inner Voices: Distinguishing transcendent and pathological characteristics
Urbanowski-Miller: Trauma, psychotherapy, and meditation
Nalimov-Drogalina: The transpersonal movement: A Russian perspective
Wilber: Transpersonal art and literary theory
Number Two
Anderson, R.: Nine psycho-spiritual characteristics of spontaneous weeping
Gross & Shapiro: Characteristics of the Taoist Sage
Metzner, R.: The Buddhist six-worlds model
Parnell, L.: EMDR and spiritual unfolding
Welwood, J.: Reflections and presence: The dialectic of self-knowledge
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Volume 29, 1997
Number One
Astin & Shapiro: Measuring the psychological construct of control
Marseille: The spiritual dimension in logotherapy
Peltzer: The role of religion in counseling victims of organized violence
Peters: The "calling," the yeti, and the banjhakri in Nepalese shamanism
Vanderkoor: Buddhist teachers' experience with extreme mental states
Number Two
Wilber: To see a world: Art and the I of the beholder
Friedman & MacDonald: Toward a working definition of transpersonal assessment
Walsh: Science and Religion - Proposals for reconciliation
Roberts & Jesse: Recollections of the Good Friday Experiment
Page, et al.: Self-Awareness of Participants in A Long-Term Tibetan Buddhist Retreat
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Volume 30, 1998
Number One
Coberly & Shapiro: A transpersonal approach to care of the dying
Ryan: Spirituality among adult survivors of childhood violence
Ferrer: Speak now or forever hold your peace (review of Ken Wilber)
Wilber: Response to Jorge Ferrer's review essay
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DeMares & Krycka: Wild-animal triggered peak experiences
Puhakka: Dissolving the self: Rinzai Zen training
Ryan: An exploration of the spirituality of fifty women who survived childhood violence
Waldron: The Life Impact of Transcendent Experiences With Noesis
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Volume 31, 1999
Number One
Wilber: Spirituality and developmental lines: Are there stages?
Nagel: Researching advanced meditative states
Page, et al.: The impact of external phenomena on participants in a long-term Buddhist retreat
Boucouvalas: Following the movement: From transpersonal psychology to a multi-disciplinary orientation
Rothberg: Transpersonal issues at the millennium
MacDonald: A Survey of Measures of Spiritual and Transpersonal Constructs: Part One
Number Two
Wilber: An Approach to Integral Psychology
MacDonald, Friedman, Kuentzel: A survey of measures of spiritual and transpersonal constructs: Part Two
Walsh: Asian contemplative disciplines: Common practices, clinical applications, and research findings
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Volume 32, 2000
Number One
Puhakka: Editor's inaugural essay
Ferrer: The perennial philosophy revisited
Masters: Compassionate wrath: Transpersonal approaches to anger
Sundararajan: Transpersonal emotions
Krycka: Shamanic practices and life-threatening medical conditions
Bache: The eco-crisis and species ego-death
de Quincey: Intersubjectivity: Exploring consciousness from the second-person perspective
Greyson: Some neuropsychological correlates of the physio-kundalini syndrome
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Greyson: Some Neuropsychological Correlates of the Physio-Kundalini Syndrome
Wade: Mapping the courses of heavenly bodies: The varieties of transcendent sexual experience
Hart: Transformation as process and paradox
Bobrow: Reverie in Zen and psychoanalysis: Harvesting the ordinary
Sundararajan: Transpersonal Emotions: A Structural and Phenomenological Perspective
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Volume 33, 2001
Number One
Piechowski: Childhood spirituality
Sell: Not Man, Not Woman: Psychospiritual characteristics of a western third gender
Haimerl & Valentine: The effect of contemplative practice on the self concept
Edge: The spectrum of dissociation: from pathology to self-realization
Tarnas: A new birth in freedom: A pre-review of Jorge Ferrer's work
Book Reviews: Morris Berman, Stuart Sovatsky, Charles Tart, Tobin Hart, Arnold Mindell
Number Two
Anderson: Embodied Writing And Reflections On Embodiment
Braud: Experiencing Tears Of Wonder-Joy
Hiltunen: Seven Stages Of Womanhood: A Contemporary Healing Ritual
Hastings, et al.: Annotated Bibliography Of Selected Articles On Ethnic Minorities
Usatynski: Hidden Assumptions Of Modern Western Contemplative Cultures
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Volume 34, 2002
Number One
Puhakka: Huston Smith On Terrorism: An Interview
Roy: September 11, 2001 and Beyond...
Harner: Notes From Shamanism
Palmer & Braud: Exceptional Human Experiences And Well-Being
Editors: Meet The Researcher: Evgeny A. Torchinov, Ph.D.
Editors: Meet The Researcher II: Sangeetha Menon, Ph.D.
Number Two
Walsh: Terrorism And Other Global Terrors: An Integral Analysis
Kelly: Space, Time, And Spirit: Part One
Kelly: Space, Time, And Spirit: Part Two
Hutchins: Gnosis: Beyond Disease And Disorder
Ingersoll: An Integral Approach For Teaching And Practicing Diagnosis
Brevde, Kozlov, Maykov: Transpersonal Studies In Russia
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Volume 35, 2003
Number One
Ferrer: Integral Transformative Practice
Jerry: Challenges in Transpersonal Diagnoses
Gilot: Meet the Researcher
Randrup: Meet the Researcher II
Torchinov: Update from Evgeny Torchinov
Washburn: Transpersonal Dialogue: A New Direction
Reviews: Radical Ecopsychology, Radical Spirit
Number Two
Torchinov: The Fire Passes On
Bricklin: Sciousness And Con-Sciousness: William James
Fadiman, Grob, Bravo, Agar, Walsh: Psychedelic Research Revisited
Cortright, Kahn, Hess: Speaking From The Heart: Integral T-Groups
Caplan, Hartelius, Rardin: Contemporary Viewpoints On Transpersonal Psychology
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Volume 36, 2004
Number One
Zinnbauer & Camerota: The Spirituality Group: A Search for the Sacred
Tart: On the Scientific Foundations of Transpersonal Psychology
Laughlin: Research Briefs
Book Reviews: David A Hogue, Don Lattin, Jenny Wade
Number Two
ATP Board and JTP Editors: With Gratitude To Ram Dass
Miovic: Sri Aurobindo And Transpersonal Psychology
Sovatsky: Clinical Forms Of Love Inspired By Meher Baba
Clark: R. D. Laing: What Was Therapeutic About That?
Loy: Terror In The God-shaped Hole: A Buddhist Perspective
Shapiro & Soidla: Eternity Is In Love With The Productions Of Time
Book Reviews: Various reviewers
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Volume 37, 2005
Number One - Special Issue on Transpersonal Media
Gaylinn: Reflections On Transpersonal Media
Kaplan: Transpersonal Dimensions Of The Cinema
Charles: Transpersonal Psychology Within Existing Film Theory
Lu: Encounter With Death: A Study Of Kurosawa's Ikiru
Kackar & Roberts: Fight Club And The Basic Perinatal Matrices
Klisanin: Designing Evolutionary Guidance Media
Kaplan: Resources For Further Inquiry Into Transpersonal Cinema
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Menon: What Is Indian Psychology
Schavrien: On Being Shot Awake: A Transpersonal Self Psychology View Of PTSD
Lewis: Forgiveness And Psychotherapy
Segall: Mindfulness And Self-development In Psychotherapy
Miller: Mandala Symbolism in Psychotherapy
Brevde: European Transpersonal Association 2005 Conference
Book Reviews: Rosemarie Anderson, Hedy Ganz, Alan Pope
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Volume 38, 2006
Number One
Lahood: Skulls At The Banquet: Near Birth As Nearing Death
Blackstone: Intersubjectivity And Nonduality In Psychotherapy
Friedman: Self-Expansiveness And Self-Contraction
Adams: William Blake's Integral Psychology
Angel: Two Questions For Ken Wilber
Clinton: Seemorg Matrix Work: A New Transpersonal Psychotherapy
Book Reviews: Arthur Hastings, David L. Krantz, Daryl S. Paulson
Number Two
Braud: Educating the "More" in Holistic Transpersonal Higher Education
Faggianelli & Lukoff: Aikido and Psychotherapy
Holzel & Ott: Meditation Depth, Absorption, and Mindfulness
King & Coney: Short Term Effects of Meditation versus Relaxation
Celedonia & Williams: Buddhism, Narcissism, and the Desire for Fame
Rowan: Clinician's Corner: Transpersonal Supervision
Book Reviews: Jordan Gruber, Robert F. Morgan, David Lukoff
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Volume 39, 2007
Number One
Addy: Facilitating Transpersonal Experiences with Dextromethorphan
Bradford: The Play of Unconditioned Presence
St John & MacDonald: Development of a Measure of Ecopsychological Self
Hubbard: The Native American Sweat Lodge Ceremony
Sovatsky: The World Congress on Psychology and Spirituality
Book Reviews: Mark Forman, Robert Frager, Patricia G. Campbell
Number Two
Book Reviews: Paul Roy, Sarah Hastings, James Fadiman, Loic Jassy, Natale Teodoro
Books our Editors are Reading
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Volume 40, 2008
Number One
Tart: Accessing State-Specific Transpersonal Knowledge
Grof, Grob, Bravo, Walsh: Birthing The Transpersonal
Markides: Eastern Orthodox Mysticism And Transpersonal Theory
Schavrien: Shakespeare's Late Style And Renewal through The Feminine
Kjellgren & Taylor: Mapping Zazen Meditation As A Developmental Process
Book Reviews: Thomas Armstrong, Russell Targ, David Fontana
Number Two
Books Our Editors are Reading
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Volume 41, 2009
Number One
Editor's Note: The meaning of spiritual maturation
Sovatsky: Kundalini and the complete maturation of the ensouled body
Taylor: Beyond the pre/trans fallacy
Knabb & Welsh: Reconsidering A. Reza Arasteh: Sufism and Psychotherapy
Phillips, Lukoff, Stone: Integrating The Spirit Within Psychosis
Goretzki, Thalbourne, Storm: The Questionnaire Measurement Of Spiritual Emergency
Book Reviews: Craig Chalquist, Jamal Granick, Ryan Rominger, Randy Fauver
Number Two
Editor's Notes
Bradford: Revisioning Diagnosis: A Contemplative Phenomenological Approach
Richards: The Rebirth Of Research With Entheogens
Danforth: Focusing-Oriented Psychotherapy As A Supplement To Preparation For Psychedelic Therapy
Lazar: The Relation Between Spirituality And Psychological Functioning
Book Reviews: Arthur Hastings, James Fadiman, Charles T. Tart, Thomas Roberts
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Volume 42, 2010
Number One
Editor's Note
In Memoriam: Michael Thalbourne
Swan: Transpersonal Psychology and the Ecological Conscience
Garcia-Romeu: Self-Transcendence as a Measurable Transpersonal Construct
Berger: Practicing Death: Alternate views
Neustadter: Understanding the Motivation for Suicide from a Transpersonal Perspective
Seiden & Lam: From Moses and Monotheism to Buddha and Behaviorism
Book Reviews: James Fadiman, Ron Pilato, Glenn Hartelius, Jacob Kaminker, James Tangeman
Books Our Editors are Reading
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