… 1912) conception of religion as a general organization … religion of the mind, in that they
furnish a general organization of the internal world with the function of representing, like a religion…

… such a thing as a “special dream state.” In that state, the “special dream body” is created
from the mind and from vital energy (prana) within the body. This special dream body is able to …

… beyond our body and mind as have claimed by some philosophers and religions and many
people around the world. Who can interpret dreams and how? In another word; can dreams …

… the psychology of religion, based on a review of the major English-language texts in the
psychology of religion since 1970 and developments in dream research during the last 25 years. …

… The goal of these techniques is to discover that the dream state is illusory, a creation of the
dreamer's own mind. Tibetan Buddhists believe this discovery is an important step along the …

… to my dream, for you are not nurturing a childish mind”, before recounting at length a dream
and presenting his interpretation of it as a prediction that he will be favored by Dionysos. 59 …

… fact among the followers of the Abrahamic religions and is the first condition for using the …
revealed in a dream that the awake mind is unaware of knowing them. The dream is not the …

… of comparative religion and ancient … tian Dream; we can do no more than catch at the
flickering rays which illuminate an exceptional mind, a mind still slumbering at the time of the dream…

… disciplines from neurophysiology to comparative religion and ranging from ancient Greece
… dream explains and reflects, not the mind of the Prophet or the caliph'Umar, but our own mind…

… below), religion turns on an individual's rience of "mind" (instead of "heart," as in evangelicalism).
In this context, physical forms of religion have privileged the mind in forms that include …