Explorations of spiritual love and wisdom inspired by Emanuel Swedenborg
By Wilson Van Dusen
Psychologist and seeker Wilson Van Dusen describes the experience of what he calls the “mature mystic,” a person who has a sustained experience of God, and how we can all use that knowledge to enrich our spiritual lives.
Paperback, 158 pages
A lifelong explorer of the spiritual realm speaks insightfully of the transcendent dimension. Wilson Van Dusen enumerates the common characteristics of the mature mystic and presents a brief history of mysticism. He explains how religion fits within the context of culture and then how mysticism fits or does not within the context of religion. A useful chapter introduces a simple, effective meditative practice.
“In every field, some books…become classics. Wilson Van Dusen’s is such a book. He…maps the mystical path for those awakening to the journey.”
—Dan Millman, Author of The Laws of Spirit
| Author | Wilson Van Dusen |
|---|---|
| Format | paperback |
| ISBN | 978-0-87785-388-6 |
| Length | 352 pages |
| Release Date | 1999 |
