Amazon Mind of the Mystic Category:  Religion Publisher: Eagle Entertainment, USA ISBN-10:  0983205701 Type: Non-Fiction Pages: 213 Copyright: 2011 ISBN-13: 9780983205708 Price: $4.95 (eBook) Being able to create and control altered states of consciousness, Glen views them as alternative expressions of normal brain functions similar to dreams. He believes that understanding our true religious nature is the route to removing tension between religion and science. Prologue: Mind of the Mystic is a sequel to Autobiography of a Ghost. Mystic elaborate on the emergence of altered states and how they can be called up at will, controlled, and directed. The book attempts to provide a roadmap for those who wish to call forth altered states from their own minds, or who simply desire to understand these long misunderstood phenomena. The positive side of unmasking altered states of consciousness is the realization that natural explanations bring us one step closer to understanding ourselves as human beings and helps us more fully come to know our own spirituality.   Excerpt Ignorance of how mystic experiences are created in our minds is to be feared as a major source driving the hatred that separates all humanity as sisters and brothers; a force that permits atheists to hate non-atheists, and theists to hate atheists. These experiences have been with us throughout human history, and will not go away just by accepting the position of the atheist that religion is wrong or illogical, or of accepting the position of the theists that their specific brand of dogmatism is the correct interpretation. My central argument is that our religious nature is to be engaged, understood, explained and used for the betterment of everyone on this planet.

Mind of a Mystic
Something more than the mundane is around us, begging for us to understand it. "Mind of a Mystic" is Glen A. Just's own studies into the ideas of ghosts, spirits, and all around us, following up his previous work Autobiography of a Ghost. With plenty of metaphysical ideas, "Mind of the Mystic" has much to intrigue readers into the concepts of what lies beyond, both theistic and atheistic. (The Midw4st Book Review, April 2011).