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E-raamat: Spiritual Gift of Madness: The Failure of Psychiatry and the Rise of the Mad Pride Movement

  • Formaat: 464 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Apr-2012
  • Kirjastus: Inner Traditions Bear and Company
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  • ISBN-13: 9781594777035
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  • Formaat: 464 pages
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  • Kirjastus: Inner Traditions Bear and Company
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  • ISBN-13: 9781594777035
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"A bold call for the 'insane' to reclaim their rightful role as prophets of spritual and cultural transformation"--

A bold call for the “insane” to reclaim their rightful role as prophets of spiritual and cultural transformation

• Explains how many of those diagnosed as schizophrenic, bipolar, and other forms of “madness” are not ill but experiencing a spiritual awakening

• Explores the rise of Mad Pride and the mental patients’ liberation movement

• Reveals how those seen as “mad” must embrace their spiritual gifts to help the coming global spiritual transition

Many of the great prophets of the past experienced madness--a breakdown followed by a breakthrough, spiritual death followed by rebirth. With the advent of modern psychiatry, the budding prophets of today are captured and transformed into chronic mental patients before they can flower into the visionaries and mystics they were intended to become. As we approach the tipping point between extinction and global spiritual awakening, there is a deep need for these prophets to embrace their spiritual gifts. To make this happen, we must learn to respect the sanctity of madness. We need to cultivate Mad Pride.

Exploring the rise of Mad Pride and the mental patients’ liberation movement as well as building upon psychiatrist R. D. Laing’s revolutionary theories, Seth Farber, Ph.D., explains that diagnosing people as mad has more to do with social control than therapy. Many of those labeled as schizophrenic, bipolar, and other kinds of “mad” are not ill but simply experiencing different forms of spiritual awakening: they are seeing and feeling what is wrong with society and what needs to be done to change it. Farber shares his interviews with former schizophrenics who now lead successful and inspiring lives. He shows that it is impossible for society to change as long as the mad are suppressed because they are our catalysts of social change. By reclaiming their rightful role as prophets of spiritual and cultural revitalization, the mad--by seeding new visions for our future--can help humanity overcome the spiritual crisis that endangers our survival and lead us to a higher and long-awaited stage of spiritual development.

Foreword xi
Kate Millett
Preface xxi
Acknowledgments xxv
Introduction Discovering the Higher Sanity within Madness 1(35)
Part One The Failure of the Psychiatric System and the Biomedical Myth
1 Interview with Peter Stastny, M.D.: The Psychiatric-Pharmaceutical Complex and Its Critics
36(21)
2 The Mind Freedom Hunger Strike
57(29)
3 Interview with David Oaks: From Harvard to the Psychiatric Survivors' Movement
86(32)
Part Two The Intellectual Background of Mad Pride
4 Mental Patients' Liberation
118(7)
5 R. D. Laing, John Weir Perry, and the Sanctuary for Visionaries
125(6)
6 Interview with Chaya Grossberg: Spiritually Informed Social Activism
131(36)
7 Interview with Caty Simon: The Communitarian Vision
167(33)
Part Three Dangerous Gifts
8 The Roots of The Icarus Project
200(23)
9 Interview with Sascha DuBrul: The Reluctant Warrior, May 2009
223(17)
10 The Warrior in Retreat
240(10)
11 The Icarus Project and the Future of Mad Pride
250(12)
Part Four Prophets of Madness or Messiahs among Us?
12 The Messianic or Postmodern Paradigm?
262(6)
13 The Relationship of Mad Pride to Messianic Transformation
268(7)
14 Interview with Dr. Ed Whitney: Finding Oneself at the Age of Forty-five; Messianic Visions
275(29)
Part Five Awakenings in History and Social Activism
15 Cultural Revitalization Movements
304(21)
16 Interview with Paul Levy: "They May Say I'm a Dreamer"
325(37)
17 Revitalization and the Messianic-Redemptive Vision of Sri Aurobindo
362(19)
18 Whither Mad Pride?
381(11)
Epilogue Beating the System 392(5)
Appendix Extracts from Sri Aurobindo's Savitri 397(7)
Notes 404(14)
Bibliography 418(8)
Index 426