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Title: A brilliant look into the dangers of transpersonal psychology
Review: Albert Ellis skewers the cult of transpersonal psychology- perhaps the epitome of wishful-thinking, paranormal dogma-with his keen logic and famously rational viewpoint.He begins by exploring the tenets of transpersonal psychology, then those of Rational-Emotive Therapy (RET). He then goes on to contrast the two, showing with well-documented precision just how transpersonal psychology can actually be hazardous and can lead to neurosis, including how it is anti-humanistic, sabotages scientific thinking, blocks philosophical therapeutic change, and interferes with unconditional self-acceptance.Of course, there are some who will say that transpersonal psychology has worked "wonders" in their lives, but you can find supporters who will say the same thing about every crazy cult in existence (that's why they're called cults).
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