Book by Keith Lawrence Miller

The Psychology of Spirituality

Mystical Experience, Intuition, Healing, Sacred Identity, and the Search for Meaning

A cross-disciplinary exploration of mystical experience, intuition, healing, sacred identity, and the human search for meaning across spiritual and psychological life.

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Detailed contents overview

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Mystical experience and human consciousness
02
Intuition and ways of knowing
03
Healing, resilience, and transformation
04
Sacred identity and belonging
05
Meaning, purpose, and spiritual development

Author commentary

Why this book exists.

I wrote The Psychology of Spirituality to give readers a careful, accessible path into psychology, spirituality, mystical experience. The work invites reflection and further study without presenting a book as a substitute for lived religious community.

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Who this book is for

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Readers seeking a thoughtful introduction to the subject
Students of religion, spirituality, culture, and lived experience
Book groups and independent learners who value context and reflection

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