Tokyo: The Institute of Religious Psychology, 1971. 94pp. Mustard cloth; black spine titles; dust jacket. Light bleaching/soiling around base of spine. Else fine in a near fine jacket, light soiled, with mild dulling to spine.
Attractive copy of this book by Japanese parapsychologist and spiritual leader Hiroshi Motoyama (1925-2015), noted for his fusion of disparate religious-philosophical systems, including the Samkhya school of Hinduism. Gathers four papers exploring various facets of the relationship between hypnosis and super-consciousness, which Motoyama defines as the union of a human being, stripped of self, and a "larger power." All text in English. Uncommon.
