Phenomenological Mapping and Comparisons of Shamanic, Buddhist, Yogic, and Schizophrenic Experiences
Journal of the American Academy of Religion 1993 DOI: 10.1093/jaarel/lxi.4.739 (opens in new tab)
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Roger Walsh; Phenomenological Mapping and Comparisons of Shamanic, Buddhist, Yogic, and Schizophrenic Experiences, Journal of the American Academy of Religion,
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