Inner Palace Mirrors of Psychospirituality in Divine and Sacred Wisdom-Traditions

Mitchell Ginsberg has worked in the fields of philosophy, psychology, and psycholinguistics since the 1960s, and has been a meditation teacher in the Theravada Buddhist tradition since 1975, leading residential meditation retreats in Great Britain, France, Norway, and the USA. He has been a writer, university professor, and psychotherapist. Among his publications are two books, Mind and Belief: Psychological Ascription and the Concept of Belief (1972) and The Far Shore: Vipassana, The Practice of Insight (1980, 1996, 2001), and a number of scholarly articles published in four countries. He has taught at the University of Michigan (from which he received a Ph.D.in Philosophy in 1967), Yale University, The American Institute of Buddhist Studies, Antioch University San Francisco, and elsewhere, in Departments of Philosophy, Buddhist Studies, Far East Studies, Clinical Psychology, and Counseling Psychology. Dr.Ginsberg has maintained a private practice in transpersonal psychotherapy in California since 1982, working with individuals, couples, and families. Since 1996 he has been Moderator for an on-line discussion group on the practice of insight (vipassana) meditation, where he is known by some as Jinavamsa, and, since summer 2000, a Co-moderator of an on-line discussion group oriented to the Chishtiyya Sufi Way. In addition, he and his wife, Francoise, have co-led workshops in France and the USA since the early 1990s on Sacred Sexuality. The couple has two children.Ginsberg, Mitchell D. is the author of 'Inner Palace Mirrors of Psychospirituality in Divine and Sacred Wisdom-Traditions' with ISBN 9781577331230 and ISBN 1577331230.