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Servetus, Michael. "The Gnostic Book of Changes: Studies in Crypto-Teleological Solipsism. A Symbolic Key to the I Ching based upon the Insights of Analytical Psychology and the Western Mystery Tradition." Jim DeKorne, 2016.The Book of Changes, also known as I Ching, is one of the three Confucian classics. It forms the basis of Eastern philosophy and thought, emphasizing that amidst the constant changes in the world, people should live wisely according to the unchanging principles.----Note: Enclosed example of how AI can be used to facilitate the rapid analysis of large documents.----Also see:[Ethnobotany]DeKorne, Jim. "Psychedelic shamanism." Loompanics Unlimited, Port Townsend (1994).["Psychedelic Shamanism presents the spiritual and shamanic properties of psychotropic plants and discusses how they can be used to understand the structure of human consciousness. Author Jim DeKorne offers authoritative information about the cultivation, processing, and correct dosages for various psychotropic plant substances including the belladonna alkaloids, d-lysergic acid amide, botanical analogues of LSD, mescaline, ayahuasca, DMT, and psilocybin. Opening with vivid descriptions of the author’s personal experiences with psychedelic drugs, the book describes the parallels that exist among shamanic states of consciousness, the use of psychedelic catalysts, and the hidden structure of the human psyche. DeKorne suggests that psychedelic drugs allow us to examine the shamanic dimensions of reality. This worldview, he says, is ubiquitous across space, time, and culture, with individuals separated by race, distance, and culture routinely describing the same core reality that provides powerful evidence of the dimensional nature of consciousness itself. The book guides the reader through the imaginal realm underlying our awareness, a world in which spiritual entities exist to reconnect us with ourselves, humanity, and our planet. Accurate drawings of plants, including peyote, Salvia divinorum, and San Pedro, enhance the book’s usefulness."]----Kōkan, Sasaki. "Priest, shaman, king." Japanese Journal of Religious Studies (1990): 105-128.Campbell, Joseph. The Masks of God: Primitive Mythology. London: Souvenir Press, 2000. Print.Mitchell, Mary Anne. The development of the mask as a critical tool for an examination of character and performer action. Diss. Texas Tech University, 1985.Kleinman, Arthur. "Why psychiatry and cultural anthropology still need each other." Psychiatry 64.1 (2001): 14-16.

Chủ đề: I-Ching (易经), Cultural Anthropology

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