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And he knew by what Plato called Divine madness, or a direct contact with nonphysical reality; myths were one result of this last kind of knowing.

— Morton Kelsey

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I learned that all people can be touched, with genuine caring and understanding.

The success of a ministry depends more upon one's capacity to relate and to care, than [on] one's theological background.

If humankind is open to another dimension of reality, then the dream may be one of the most common avenues through which God reaches out to us.

Dreams: A Way to Listen to God (1971)

The inner journey is as individual as our thumbprint. We need to guide others on their way and never impose our way upon them.

The Other Side of Silence (1995)

Man cannot remain well psychologically, let alone socially, if he loses contact with the unconscious and its symbolic and mythological life.

Myth, History & Faith (1974)

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