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Dr. Kelsey combines wide professional experience with his own 30 years of journal writing to guide you in keeping your own personal Christian journal. He will help you: choose an appropriate book and pen set aside time for writing record dreams before they are forgotten reread and reflect share thoughts with a trusted friend Instead of forgetting, you will learn how to record your daily thoughts, dreams, questions, and experiences, deepening and enriching your faith. Dr. Kelsey's practical advice and guidance will help you begin "an adventure inward."
From biblical times to the present, this is a comprehensive and reliable study on healing in the Christian church. The author looks at medical and phychological phenomena over the past 2,000 years, including the early church and the ministry of Jesus. He also examines the connection between medicine and psychology in making the mind, body and spirit whole again.
"This is a book about what really happens after we die by one of today's major religious writers. Professor Kelsey in this successor to his best-selling The Other Side of Silence responds to the question: What ever happened to the Christian belief in a life after death? After showing that many Christians no longer believe in an afterlife because they no longer believe in the spiritual world, Kelsey goes on to demonstrate the reality of the afterlife and its implications for our daily living. The author discusses the role of mysticism and meditation, drawing on his experiences with the dying and his teaching of pre-medical students at Notre Dame, classical spirituality, Jungian psychology and the findings of parapsychology as ways to help his readers deepen their faith."--back cover.
What does the Bible say about dreams? Does God actually speak to us through them? How can they become a source of spiritual insight into life?Morton T. Kelsey, well-known for his writings that connect psychology and religion, puts the meaning of dreams into perspective and helps the reader discover again the richness of the Christian tradition. In this revised and expanded edition, he summarizes new findings in dream research and provides an updated bibliography. A substantial appendix of additional material and an index give further assistance to readers. In his overview of the history of the interpretation of dreams, the author traces the development of Judeo-Christian attitudes about dreams from Old and New Testament times, through the period of the Enlightenment, to the present. Citing Scripture and the views of such diverse writers as St. Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, Plato, Freud, and Jung, Kelsey sets down some practical suggestions for Christians today who wish to understand and learn from their dreams and appreciate the richness of the images and symbols they contain.
Jesus rose from the dead two thousand years ago: the most important and hopeful event in human and cosmic history. What was that event like? What were the feelings, joys, and emotions of those who saw him risen? The kingdom had really come. Death had really been destroyed once and for all. Everything was new and exciting. Master storyteller Morton Kelsey retells the events of those days with candid insight and lucid understanding. Each of the characters comes alive at his telling. As the drama and reality unfold the reader is called to a deeper response to the love of God. This book is truly an exceptional way to live the Easter mystery in today's world.
This book show accurately and simply how the ordianry person can begin to understand the incredi-bly varied and fascinating shows that take place within our psyches each night.
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As anyone who has wielded a camera knows, photography has a unique relationship to chance. It also represents a struggle to reconcile aesthetic aspiration with a mechanical process. Robin Kelsey reveals how daring innovators expanded the aesthetic limits of photography in order to create art for a modern world.