Beat Zen – Alan Watts
by Alan Watts: It is as difficult for Anglo-Saxons as for the Japanese to absorb anything quite so Chinese as Zen. […]
Christian Science versus Spiritualism – Mary Baker Eddy
by Mary Baker Eddy: Mortal existence is an enigma. Every day is a mystery. The testimony of the corporeal senses cannot inform us what is real and what is delusive, […]
Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs motivational model
Abraham Maslow developed the Hierarchy of Needs model in 1940-50s USA, and the Hierarchy of Needs theory remains valid today for understanding human motivation, […]
On The Psychology of the Concept of the Trinity – Carl Young
by Carl Jung: From a series of reactions, it has become clear to me that educated readers take exception to the psychological discussion of Christian symbols, […]
The Buckminster Fuller Annual Memorial Lecture
by Peter Meisen: 1997 (Introduction: I found many of Buckminster Fuller’s writings to be pivotal in my education . So I decided to piece together those words that have had an tremendous impact on my life […]
Comments on Becoming Partners – Carl Rogers
by Carl Rogers: As part of my studies for my master’s degree in counseling, I recently read Carl Rogers’ Becoming Partners: Marriage and Its Alternatives. […]
What’s Happening to the American Family – Dr. Margaret Mead
Dr. Margaret Mead: Are today’s young parents equal to their job? […]
Something Beautiful for God – Mother Teresa
by Dr. Norman Williams, Col. K.K. Nair and Barry Oborne: Most people have heard of Mother Teresa but few understand that she was an enlightened soul acting out God’s role for her in this world. […]
The Meaning of Individualism – Carl Young
by Carl Jung: I will try to explain the term “individuation” as simply as possible. By it I mean the psychological process that makes of a human being an “individual”-a unique, indivisible unit or “whole man.” […]
A Theory of Human Motivation – Abraham Maslow
by Abraham Maslow: In a previous paper (13) various propositions were presented which would have to be included in any theory of human motivation that could lay claim to being definitive. […]