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In Beyond Psychotherapy: On Becoming a (Radical) Psychoanalyst, Barnaby B. Barratt illuminates a new perspective on what it means to open our awareness to the depths of psychic life and restores the radicality of genuinely psychoanalytic discourse as the unique science of healing.

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Dr. Barratt is an intellectual giant and spiritual dedicate who advances tantric practice for westerners, even while debunking some of the myths that have accumulated around its popularization. This wonderful book is a lofty endeavor to make sense of the immeasurably deep and subtle truths that define genuine tantric practice." Patti Britton, PhD President, American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists Author, The Art ...

Our sexuality and our spirituality are the selfsame life source that comes from the Sacred Unity of Love. This mystical vision explains how we can be released from the tyranny of human malice and from the suffering that surrounds our lives. Written by a tantric facilitator, this book demonstrates how malice originates and how we may all return to the spiritual path that comes from the heart and that delights in erotic energy as our uniquely Ho...

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Our sexuality and our spirituality are the selfsame life source that comes from the Sacred Unity of Love. This mystical vision explains how we can be released from the tyranny of human malice and from the suffering that surrounds our lives. Written by a tantric facilitator, this book demonstrates how malice originates and how we may all return to the spiritual path that comes from the heart and that delights in erotic energy as our uniquely Ho...

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In a powerful interpretation of the human condition, this book redefines the discipline of psychoanalysis by examining its fundamental assumptions about the unconscious mind, the nature of personal history, our sexualities, and the significance of the 'Oedipus Complex'.

In a powerful interpretation of the human condition, this book redefines the discipline of psychoanalysis by examining its fundamental assumptions about the unconscious mind, the nature of personal history, our sexualities, and the significance of the 'Oedipus Complex'.

This book offers a critique of the brands of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy that have forgotten Freud's discovery of free-association.