Journal Philosophy

JPT is committed to exploring the natures of consciousness, reality and psychospiritual transformation. Specifically:

the process of spiritual development and transformation
The ultimate nature of reality
The nature consciousness
Spirituality as a practical means for understanding and enhancing psychospiritual transformation

In each issue we will try to offer a variety of perspectives on these areas. We are committed to exploring innovative ideas in understanding the process of psychospiritual transformation as it relates to the constructs of consciousness and reality as well as bridging artificial divisions between the various approaches to the subject.

Types of Contribution

The Journal of Psychospiritual Transformation may contain up to five types of contribution:

research articles presenting experimental data, and clearly-formulated theoretical ideas.
informal essays presenting more personal, wide-ranging views on aspects of consciousness and psychospiritual transformation.
survey articles, presenting summaries of past contributions, or synthesizing ideas and results from different paradigms.
brief commentaries, pertaining to the contents of research articles, essays, survey articles, or other commentaries
book reviews

Authors are invited to submit papers which present innovative, unorthodox interpretations of empirical or computational experiments that have already been described in other publications. Readers are also invited to submit commentary items pertaining to JPT articles.

Information for Authors

Papers should be submitted to the Editor-in-Chief.

A publication decision will be returned within 60 days of receipt. All submissions must be made in electronic format.

The preferred formats for submission are, in order of preference:

HTML (Hypertext Mark-Up Language).
MS Word
RTF

Instructions for authors: Complete manuscripts and an abstract of 150 words should be submitted to the Editor-in-Chief by Oct. 1 of each year. Manuscript length can vary with material - limit to no more than 50 pages. Inclusion subject to complete editorial review.

Copyright Policy

We do not require authors to assign the copyrights of their articles to JPT. We do however require the following:

the author grants JPT permission to post their article on the Web for an unlimited time period
the author grants JPT permission to print their article on demand and by subscription
the author agrees not to publish this same article in another online journal without permission and specific reference to this article in this journal.

Address

Editor-In-Chief

Dana Gaynor
One Pinefield Court, Miller Place, N.Y. 11764

Disclaimer

The Journal of Psychospiritual Exploration and the PSRI Press are divisions of The PsychoSpiritual Research Institute (PSRI). The views and opinions presented by the authors and contributors of this journal do not necessarily represent those of the Editors or PSRI.

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