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An Assemblage of Academic and Practical Sources Concerning Traditional Vedic Astrology, Medical Astrology, Ayurveda, Yoga, Dream Work, and Psychedelic Medicine.

'Archetypal Astrology and Transpersonal Psychology: The Research of Richard Tarnas and Stanislav Grof' Renn Butler

In this paper Ren explains the use of astrology within transpersonal psychology in the context of Stanislov Groff and Richard Tarnas'  work, 'the Holotropic paradigm'. 

The Therapeutic Value of Yoga in Nuerological Disorders 

"Yoga is one of the six systems of Indian Vedic philosophy (Darshan). Maharishi Patanjali, rightly known as the “Father of Yoga,” compiled and refined various aspects of yoga systematically in his “Yoga Sutras” (aphorisms), wherein he advocated the eight-fold path known as “Ashtanga Yoga” for an all-around development of human personality. These include - Yama [moral codes], Niyama [self-purification and study], Asana [posture], Pranayama [breath control], Pratyahara [sense control], Dharana [concentration], Dhyana [meditation], and Samadhi [super contemplation]. These are formulated on the basis of multifarious psychological understanding of human personality."

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The Origin of Medicated Oils for Women's Reproductive Health 

In this narrative, we explore the Paegan history and application of Medicated Oils for Vaginal and Reproductive Health. We look at the properties of Datura,  a well known psychedelic and spiritual plant and how Her energy interweaves with the story of the,' Witches Broom Stick'.  

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