REALMS OF THE HUMAN UNCONSCIOUS. OBSERVATIONS FROM LSD RESEARCH BY STANISLAV GROF: A BOOK REVIEW.

REALMS OF HUMAN UNCONSCIOUS
OBSERVATIONS FROM LSD RESEARCH:
A BOOK REVIEW
Years will keep passing and this classic wont stop to be read. The author is a true LSD specialist. The shaman of Lysergic Acid. Take a trip into the deep of the pages of this book. Get lost inside the marvellous ideas developt in this monumental work by Stanislav Grof. Born in Prague, Czechoslovakia his groundbreaking researchs in psychology make him one of the most famous and prominent psychologists of our times.

In the pages of this book. The LSD Trip is well despicted. All the phases of the Psychedelic Voyage are interpreted inside the fields of Psychology. Freuds and Jungs enthusiasts must read this book. Also anyone into Psychedelic Literature should read this one.

Its another version of the story. When LSD was legal and of exclusive medical use. Research was done around its possible medicinal benefits in proper research labs. The set and the setting of this experiments was purely scientific. Albert Hofmann discovery changed our perceptions of the world. Anything would never be the same after this And Stanislav Grof monumental and groundbreaking work stands as one of the best books written around Psychology to the date.

The Multidisciplinary contribution of this book its invaluable to the actual research. Its a pioneering work the set the basis  among other books of the old times like Huxleys The Doors of Perception and Leary, Metzner and Alpert classic The Psychedelic Experience.
A Psychedelic Therapy Literature Classic. The ideas exposed in this book can by of great helps for therapists and specialists researching in the benefits of other entheogens in the medical use. 

The different stages of the birth process are brilliantly interpreted within the discipline of Psychedelic Therapy.

A must read for everyone.

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In definitive. A very interesting reading. I would give this book 10 points. Perfect.