These are not normal times…And this has provoked my Muse to become rather active.
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Gary Rosenthal is a transpersonal psychotherapist, and a poet and writer of nonfiction prose. While these are separate disciplines, they can't help but inform each other. And what may be distinctive about the writing--whether poetry or prose--is that it seems to report from a seldom explored intersection where four avenues of vision meet: the psychological, the mythic, the historical/political, and the spiritually nondual. (You won't find that on Fox, CNN, or in The So and Such Poetry Review). And in its finer moments, perhaps... the prose doesn't stray too far from poetry.
Gary was born in a political town, Washington, DC. He worked as a fire lookout ranger in the White Mountains of New Hampshire in his early 20s prior to studying at the Jung Institute-Zurich.
About GaryGary’s poetry collections include The You That is Everywhere, ecstatic love poems praised by author Jack Canfield, and whose back cover blurbs include further praise from fellow poets David Whyte , Coleman Barks, and Zen roshi John Tarrant.
PoetryGreek poets were writing about narcissism over 2000 years ago. They gave us the myth of Narcissus, from which narcissism was first named. Yet like an under-reported, contagious virus, it continues to spread into all the nooks and crannies of our culture, even its White House.
Nonfiction Writing 1The Geopolitical Perils of Being Born in an Interesting Time Take 8: Last Takes Looking Forward—Other “Catastrophic Outcomes”& the Great Evolutionary
Nonfiction Writing 2Rob Kall interviews author Gary Rosenthal, author of Re-Visioning Narcissism: "You've done a really neat job [with this book] - I've never really encountered anything like it."
InterviewsIn this ten and half minute video, Gary guides retreatants in trespasso - the first in a cycle of gazing practices. A distinctive feature of trespasso is that it is one of the few meditative practices that is done with a partne
Meditation VideosGreek poets were writing about narcissism over 2000 years ago. They gave us the myth of Narcissus, from which narcissism was first named. Yet like an underreported, contagious virus, it has spread into all the nooks and crannies of our culture, even its White House. And when American psychiatry’s official manual estimates that its prevalence in Americans could be as low as zero percent, it should be evident that narcissism is being narrowly conceived. And hence, badly in need of a “re-visioning.” The survival of American democracy—and the fate of our species—may depend on it.
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