"In REALITY Peter Kingsley takes us on a journey into the essence of ourselves, revealing the adamantine, self-luminous reality that shines at the core of our being and in the midst of the world."
RUPERT SPIRA
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A brief but powerful clip of Adyashanti and Peter Kingsley discussing their first meeting, the experience of reading Peter’s book REALITY, and the existence of a hidden tradition behind all traditions.
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And more importantly, REALITY provides the tools and practices needed to make the restoration of our essential divine nature a reality.
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REALITY is the heart of and the key to Peter Kingsley's work as a whole. It points to a forgotten way of life that has the power to restore to us our essential divine nature even in the midst of our fragmented everyday lives. https://t.co/y9gRVI4N7O
We are pleased to announce publication of a new, updated edition of our classic book REALITY.
This new edition is now available for pre-order in either paperback or hardcover, and has a white cover.
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For those of you not aware of its release, here is the link to a remarkably honest and intimate conversation between Peter Kingsley and Adyashanti about their work and about the realities of spiritual life: https://t.co/wj0TB9Gml1
We are glad to announce a new talk by Peter Kingsley, MEDITATION ON THE UNEXPECTED, available as a digital download only. For more information and to order, please go to:
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As Carl Jung made perfectly clear in his remarkable Red Book, as well as throughout his life, real psychology is not something separate from spirituality. It's the very essence of the spiritual process itself.
“Peter Kingsley writes with the force of a sorcerer, which is also what he is writing about. He is an author of the impossible. Perhaps some day I will know the place from which he expresses himself. I have sought it my entire life.” Prof. JEFFREY KRIPAL https://t.co/zQG3nrS6TB
you might get a glimpse of a long lost part of our collective soul.” ADYASHANTI #Adyashanti#CarlJung#HenriCorbin#mysticism#Alchemy To learn more about Peter's book "Catafalque: Carl Jung and the End of Humanity" please visit https://t.co/aGYRFUpoHX.
“For all its scholarly precision, and artistic sophistication, Catafalque is a dangerous book. But numinous truths are often dangerous even to behold, much more to write about. And if you can summon the courage to open your eyes where Peter’s magic takes you,
it will also provoke and charm the reader by turns.” Prof. PAUL BISHOP, University of Glasgow; author of "Carl Jung" and "On the Blissful Islands with Nietzsche and Jung" https://t.co/aGYRFUpoHX #catafalque#mysticism#Empedocles
“In this remarkable study, Peter Kingsley engages with a question Carl Jung describes as the most telling of one’s life: ‘Are you related to something infinite or not?’ Written in an ‘ancient style’, ‘the choiceless rhythm of the winds and rain’,
Catafalque is an extraordinary achievement—demonstrating an impressively broad cultural knowledge coupled with an impeccable attention to detail. In its focus on Jung as a mystic and as a magician, it not only confirms Spinoza’s thesis that we feel and know we are eternal;
A new video of a conversation between Peter Kingsley and the distinguished Jungian, and Jung scholar, Dr Murray Stein is now available on YouTube. Murray is the author of numerous books on Jung, and is the former president of both... https://t.co/nOuTXkFMQ6
“Here at last is the true Jung: the Jung whom those who dare to call themselves Jungians have forgotten and betrayed, a Jung who often is far too frightening to be understood. " Maggy Anthony https://t.co/b4rg158ld6 #CarlJung#Gnosticism#Alchemy
Deeply researched, challenging at every turn, I couldn’t put Catafalque down.”
MAGGY ANTHONY, author of Salome’s Embrace and Jung’s Circle of Women. https://t.co/b4rg158ld6
“Here at last is the true Jung: the Jung whom those who dare to call themselves Jungians have forgotten and betrayed, a Jung who often is far too frightening to be understood.
Nothing could be less comforting than this Jung or less comfortable than this book—pointing as they do to the extraordinary failure of western civilization to return to its roots, pay respect to its ancestors, listen to its dead.