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The Authors
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Barbara Somers - Author
Joint founder and director with Ian of the Centre for Transpersonal Psychology, is a psychotherapist. She worked previously in personnel, as a literary editor, and for nine years with the Society of Authors. She created the training course on which this book is based, and ran it from 1978 until 1995. She is fascinated by dreamwork, symbolism and mythology, the interaction of psyche and soma, and eastern systems of spiritual development, especially Tibetan and Zen. |
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Ian Gordon-Brown - Author
Joint founder and co-director with Barbara of the Centre, was in private practice as psychotherapist and consultant psychologist. He read psychology at Cambridge, and was involved in industrial psychology until 1976. He worked with the Lucis Trust for 14 years, becoming director and an international trustee. His interests included ways of expanding individual and group consciousness, esoteric movements and social networks. He died in October 1996.
Ian and Barbara met in 1970 and began to run workshops together. They founded the Centre for Transpersonal Psychology in London in 1973 and established the training there in 1978, running it together until Ian's death. |
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Hazel Marshall - Editor
Hazel Marshall, M.Ed, editor, is a qualified psychotherapist and has, since 1989, been running Transpersonal courses based upon the work of the authors.
This book, distilled from transcriptions of audiotapes of Barbara and Ian's seminars, has been put together in the light of her profound knowledge of, and admiration for, the authors' work. |
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Celia M Gunn - Author
Celia Gunn is a Northumbrian-born writer
now living in the West Country of England. Since her North American experience she
has written two novels, A Dark Windand The Fourth Gateway. She continues to pursue
a lifelong interest in the mysteries of reality, and with her husband enjoys exploring and
researching the mystical landscape of Wessex: stone circles, medieval churches, crop
formations and landscape zodiacs. Currently Celia is working on the biography of an
elder of the Western Mystery tradition and a novel about ancient North America. When
not planning her writing on long dog-walks, she can most often be found tending her
beautiful chakric woodland garden. |
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Bryce Taylor - Author
Bryce Taylor has been involved in the world of education for most of his adult life, working alongside individuals, groups and organisations in the field of Human Relations. Passionate about learning, his depth of experience, together with his innovative, insightful and flexible approach, underpinned by a belief in the importance of relationship, enables Bryce to make a unique contribution both in conceptual understanding and practical application.
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Jill Hayes - Author
Jill Hayes is a mother, teacher, practitioner, writer and researcher. Throughout her working life Jill has felt drawn to therapeutic applications of the arts. Drama, visual and plastic arts, dance movement and creative writing have all been experienced as media of personal growth and transpersonal connection in a variety of educational and residential contexts. In particular body, movement and dance are identified here as thresholds to psyche and spirit, and understood as channels of healing through reconnection with an eternal source. |
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