Rhea White
Judith Miller provides a direct explication of the world-changing concept
that it is the very experiences that psychiatry has labeled 'crazy' that
serve as the ground of a person's life and being: body, mind and spirit.
Read this book and weep…with joy and gratitude for Judith Miller, who reveals
what must be the bedrock of human consciousness in the coming millennium if
we and our planet are to survive.
—(Rhea White, founder and director of The Exceptional Human Experience Network and editor of the 'Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research' and 'The Exceptional Human Experience Journal')
Joseph H. Irwin
For time immemorial, human being have experienced reality in a variety of
forms-some common and some not so common. Mystics have known this for
centuries and quantum physicists are discovering it today. In spite of our
most sacred institutions' reluctance to acknowledge this fact, a lone voice
is occasionally heard calling us to a fuller and more realistic understanding
human nature. Dr. Miller has done this superbly in her book. Not only is
her work academically credibly and spiritually insightful, it is a real
'page-turner' which I found difficult to put down. It is my hope that this
book will inspire even more practitioners in the fields of science,
psychotherapy and religion to take seriously the full range of human
experience. Who knows: one day we may discover that the spiritual journey
is, in fact, the 'journey of life'-if we but have the eyes to see it.
—(Rev. Joseph H. Irwin, Jr., pastor, St. Paul's United Church of Christ, Fort
Washington, PA)
Charles Whitfield
In writing about her vast experience as a practicing psychologist, teacher
and explorer, Dr. Miller has expanded the boundaries of this often enigmatic
and confusing field. She has also expanded our view of who we think we are.
A brilliant, thoughtful and heartfelt book on the spiritual nature of the
mind.
—( Charles Whitfield, M.D., author of Healing the Child Within: Discovery & Recovery for Adult Children of Dysfunctional Families)
Yvonne Kason
Dr. Judith Miller displays exceptional courage and vision as a traditionally
trained clinical psychologist, in sharing this evocative and
thought-provoking story of the spiritually transformative experiences which
have highlighted her and her clients' lives. This open sharing of her
personal journey along the Mystical Path is an inspiration to readers and
challenges them to expand their own view of reality to include the
possibility of every person's potential for experiences of direct connection
to the Higher Power. Well done!
—(Yvonne Kason, M.D., author of A Farther Shore: How Near-Death and Other Extraordinary Experiences Can Change Ordinary Lives)
Ingo Jahrsetz
This is what psychotherapy at the brink of a new millennium needs: an
engaged and radical reflection on the relationship between psychology and
spirituality. Dr. Judith Miller integrates within her book the story of her
own psycho-spiritual opening and the transformative potential arising out of
her psychotherapeutic work with others. This book is an important
contribution to the fields of mental health and consciousness research. It
is a gift with the potential to engage peace and joy within the global mind.
—(Ingo Jahrsetz, Ph.D., director of the School of Transpersonal Psychology and Psychotherapy, Frieberg, Germany)
