By Tony Crisp It took me forty years of experience and exploration to write this book. The reason is that I was constantly exploring the limits or boundaries of the mind. In fact in recent scientific statements I see […]... More

Tony Questioned by Maxine Birch December 11th 1992 Maxine is the Senior Lecturer at Open University, Faculty of Health & Social Care in Oxford, UK The Self – what is it? Connected – Am I connected to […]... More

I was trying to explore the feelings of love that I have for different people. As I did this, I began to see that I have been influenced in the way I see myself by the views of other people. For instance, our culture promotes the idea that to love only one person is the highest good. I know there ar... More

In January of 1972, two friends, Mike Tanner, Sheila Johns, and myself formed an experimental group. With ourselves as the subjects we wanted to research into the probability of the dream process breaking through into […]... More

Also, many people have amazing dreams but apparently learn nothing from them. If you come away from a dream empty handed then you have received a wonderful communication and ignored its message. OK, it may be difficult to understand. So what, things are not handed to us served up with gravy. Struggl... More

When Kath got home three days later and opened the door, the dog streaked out of the house to the barn to feed its pups. It was so frantic that it fell from near the top of the ladder because of the ice, and died from the fall. What Kath felt that she and Greg had witnessed was the return of that mo... More

A few people exhibit the unusual symptom of being incredibly difficult to wake when they are asleep. In the book Ramana Maharshi, Arthur Osborne reports that family and friends of Ramana often found it difficult […]... More

aversion therapy This was a development of behavioural modification theory. An unpleasant experience, such as an electric shock, or induced nausea was coupled with the performance of whatever behaviour the person was trying to overcome […]... More

The dream and its symbols need to be considered to see what the aversion is referring to. What one tries to avoid may be clearly shown in the dream, such as avoiding sex, social contact, […]... More

By Elena Tonetti 1993 (Thanks to Lotus Birth for the image – birth without severance.) Why is it critical for us to understand the importance of healthy, happy gestation and birth? Why is it important to […]... More

Can represent either that one has been cosseted or over cared for in life, not exposed to difficulties or harshness. But equally it can refer to your vulnerable growing parts of oneself or others than […]... More

The first part is by a friend Harry Bhosma – http://mythwell.com/ There must have been some dreams that made you wonder why a known person appeared in them. This is especially puzzling if you haven’t […]... More

If we slept for eight hours, a typical pattern would be to pass into Delta sleep, stay there for about seventy to ninety minutes, then return to stage two and dream for about five minutes. We then move back into Delta sleep, stay for a short period and shift back to level two, but without dreaming, ... More

Help is at Hand Bel Geddes only had $5.83 left when he sat in a park and noticed a magazine lying next to him. Flicking through the magazine he noticed an article saying that the […]... More

Patricia Garfield gives examples of several people with a naturally retiring disposition who, after meeting a dream attacker with real aggression, were able to directly ask for what they wanted in waking life. One woman asked a man smoking in a non-smoking area of an aeroplane to stop, which he did.... More

Tony Crisp is one of those rare people who remembered his premature birth and its effects on his mature self. He underwent this amazing journey to find the source of his sexual inadequacy and his terror of being deserted. Here it is - the Kindle Edition - UK and USA... More