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"Hatha yoga is an excellent health practice but if we want to avoid injury we need to do it differently as we begin to age. Sage Rountree and Alexandra Desiato’s forthcoming book, Lifelong Yoga, is an excellent manual on how we should adapt our yoga routine once we cross 50."

"R. D. Laing’s disciples are mounting a determined effort to reintroduce his ideas to our culture. I delivered the first part of this paper at their second R. D. Laing in the 21st Century Symposium, held at the Esalen Institute in August, 2016. Mad To Be Normal, a movie about Laing’s life and work starring David Tennant, has just been released."

"Some two decades ago, Adi Da Samraj wrote The Scapegoat Book, a brilliant free rendering of what may well be our planet’s most profound traditional spiritual text, the Ashtavakra Gita. In 2008, I was asked to write an introduction to the book. Although The Scapegoat Book itself yet remains unpublished, I believe it is time for the world to get a preview of what it has been missing."

"Michael Eigen is widely acknowledged to be the finest, most profound psychoanalytic writer of our time. In a review of one of Dr. Eigen’s works, Christopher Bollas writes:  “Eigen has not only assimilated the works of his intellectual tradition, they have traveled a dense journey into his unconscious and returned in the form of spontaneous original thinking, as rare as the authors he admires.  Do we know of any one who writes like an evocative amalgam of William Blake, Mark Twain, Freud, and Raymond Chandler?  Eigen’s voice is unique; his vision is singular yet embracing, his mysticism is of this earth yet transcendent, and each of his chapters is a wonderful ‘spot in time’.” Dr. Michael Eigen is Associate Clinical Professor of Psychology in the Post Doctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis at New York University, and Senior Member of the National Psychological Association of Psychoanalysis. He is also the editor of the Psychoanalytic Review. Dr.Michael Eigen was interviewed in September 2006 by New York Institute for Psychotherapy Training (NYIPT) faculty and supervisor, Dr. Regina Monti.  Dr. Eigen has a relationship with respected NYIPT going back to the 1970’s when he was a teacher and supervisor at the New Hope Guild."

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Pilgrim's Journal

Full Circle

The Human Caravan

Our Far-Flung Correspondents

Living in Common

Body Language