We present a typology of mind‐matter correlations embedded in a dual‐aspect monist
framework as proposed by Pauli and Jung. They conjectured a picture in which the mental …

Exceptional experiences (EE) occur frequently within the populations of many countries and
across various socio-cultural contexts. Although some EE show similarities with mental …

Objectives. This study explored the experiences of therapists who have worked with clients
reporting anomalous experiences (AEs) to consider how they addressed such issues in …

Previous research has indicated that there may be a role for synesthesia in exceptional
experiences, including experiences which have been labeled “paranormal.” The current …

Within a state-space approach endowed with a generalized potential function, mental states
can be systematically characterized by their stability against perturbations. This approach …

Background: Exceptional experiences (EE) are experiences that deviate from ordinary
experiences, for example precognition, supernatural appearances, or déjà vues. In spite of …

Throughout history, defining anomalous or exceptional experiences (ExE) and drawing the
line between psychopathology and normality has remained a challenge. Today the field still …

We used an online survey to investigate the relations among synesthesia, schizotypy,
exceptional experiences (ExEs), and well-being. Participants (N= 1,628 [listwise N= 767]; …

Jung developed his theory of the psyche at first without concern for metaphysics using a
biological formulation of archetypes as instinctual functions. Later in life, however, Jung …

In the mid 20th century, the physicist Wolfgang Pauli and the pschologist Carl Gustav Jung
proposed a conceptual framework, not more than speculative at the time, which may help us …