The Anatomy Of The Soul: An Authentic Psychology

For thousands of years, volumes have been written about the nature of the Soul by philosophers, theologians, mystics, and even psychologists. What has been lacking, however, is a cogent, articulate operational definition which is both easily comprehensible and appealing to lay people and also finds integrating links between, and within, major concepts in psychology, philosophy, religion, mysticism, and science. The Anatomy of the Soul: An Authentic Psychology sets a historical precedent by providing an essential, simple definition, and exegesis of the Soul. The book promotes the unification of mature feminine and masculine psychology and highlights the overarching universal principles written about in various cultures since ancient times. The author, while providing an original conceptual model of the Soul and Soul consciousness, provides a rich tapestry of ideas from Eastern and Western philosophy; Jungian, humanistic-existential, transpersonal, and Eastern psychology; spiritual principles from the East and West; concepts within mysticism, and physics to support her theoretical model. The book has been written in a simple style and is intended to appeal to a wide audience of people including lay people, professionals, and academicians.