The Psychology of Hashish: Autobiographical Spiritual Work
Aleister Crowley
dic 2023 · Good Press
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In "The Psychology of Hashish," Aleister Crowley delves into the enigmatic and multifaceted relationship between hashish and the human psyche. Written in a style that marries mystical prose with clinical observation, the text explores the impact of this substance on thought processes, creativity, and spiritual experiences. Situated within the early 20th-century context of burgeoning psychological theories and the counterculture exploring altered states of consciousness, Crowley'Äôs analysis calls upon his extensive knowledge of various esoteric traditions and his own experiences as both a practitioner and philosopher of the occult. Aleister Crowley was a renowned occultist, poet, and mountaineer whose life and works were steeped in the exploration of mystical practices and philosophical inquiries into the nature of existence. His extensive travels and experiments with various psychedelic substances heavily influenced his writing. "The Psychology of Hashish" reflects his belief in the transformative potential of altered states, drawing parallels between the use of hashish and the broader journey of self-discovery he championed through his doctrine of Thelema. This book is essential reading for scholars of psychology, literature, and mysticism alike. It offers a provocative exploration of altered states of consciousness, inviting readers to consider the deep interconnections between substance use, creativity, and spiritual awakening. Crowley'Äôs unique insights encourage a deeper understanding of the human experience and the multidimensional nature of consciousness.
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