psychotic behavior congruent with diagnostic criteria given in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual IV, used by mental health – professionals. Keywords Mystical experience . Psychotic experience . Diagnostic criteria . Qualitative research . Religious experience Deikman, Arthur J. A Functional Approach to 2000 Includes reflections and data on Meditation Journal of Mysticism and Deautomatization; Bimodal Consciousness 7, No. Consciousness; and Renunciation and Studies, 12, 2000, pp. 75–91 Service Dein, Simon Judeo-Christian Religious 2010 P Abstract This article examines the Transcultural Ψ Experience and relationship between Judeo-Christian Psychiatry Psychopathology: The Legacy September 2010 religious experience and psychopathology. It of William James builds on William James’s Varieties of and more specifically Religious Experience his discussions of self, agency and the subliminal. Contemporary research on Christian conversion, mysticism, and its relationship to psychosis and mental health and healing are discussed. Future themes for research are proposed. Key words agency • conversion dissociation mysticism • • • religious experience Overview Deina, Simon and God put a thought into my 2015 QL The agentive aspects of communicative Mental Health, Cook, Christopher mind: the charismatic Christian religious experiences remain somewhat Religion & Culture, C. H. experience of receiving 2015 Vol. 18, No. 2, neglected in the social sciences literature. communications from God 97–113, There is a need for phenomenological descriptions of these experiences and the
psychotic behavior congruent with diagnostic criteria given in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual – IV, used by mental health professionals. Keywords Mystical experience . Psychotic experience . Diagnostic criteria . Qualitative research . Religious experience Deikman, Arthur J. A Functional Approach to Mysticism 2000 Journal of Consciousness Studies, 7, No. 2000, pp. 75–91 Includes reflections and data on Meditation and Deautomatization; Bimodal Consciousness; and Renunciation and Service Dein, Simon Judeo-Christian Religious Experience and Psychopathology: The Legacy of William James 2010 Transcultural Psychiatry September 2010 Ψ P Abstract This article examines the relationship between Judeo-Christian religious experience and psychopathology. It builds on William James’s Varieties of Religious Experience and more specifically his discussions of self, agency and the subliminal. Contemporary research on Christian conversion, mysticism, and its relationship to psychosis and mental health and healing are discussed. Future themes for research are proposed. Key words agency • conversion • dissociation • mysticism • religious experience Overview Deina, Simon and Cook, Christopher C. H. God put a thought into my mind: the charismatic Christian experience of receiving communications from God 2015 Mental Health, Religion & Culture, 2015 Vol. 18, No. 2, 97–113, QL The agentive aspects of communicative religious experiences remain somewhat neglected in the social sciences literature. There is a need for phenomenological descriptions of these experiences and the 12,
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