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В книге одного из ведущих теоретиков трансперсональной психологии сопоставляются взгляды наиболее известных психологических школ и духовных традиций на эволюцию человека. Делается попытка аналитически разрешить проблему достижения всеединства — или проекта Атмана — как называет ее автор.
Издатели благодарят Алексея Купцова, чья финансовая помощь и дружеская поддержка сделали возможной публикацию этой книги. Перевод с английского под редакцией Александра Киселева Научный редактор кандидат философских наук Владимир Майков Серийное оформление Павла Иващука
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