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	* Psychological Renewal through Return to the Center		* Psychological Renewal through Return to the Center
	* The Crisis of Psychic Opening		* The Crisis of Psychic Opening
	* Past-life Experiences Communications with Spirit Guides and "Channeling"		* Past-life Experiences
			* Communications with Spirit Guides and "Channeling"
	* Near-Death Experiences		* Near-Death Experiences
	* Experience of Close Encounters with UFOs		* Experience of Close Encounters with UFOs

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	The notion of Spiritual Emergency refers to critical forms of spiritual emergence — they are also called "transformational crises".<ref>Grof, S., & Grof, C. (Eds.). (1989). ''Spiritual emergency: when personal transformation becomes a crisis'' (1st ed). Tarcher ; Distributed by St. Martin’s Press, pp. 13 et seq ; Grof, C., & Grof, S. (1995). ''The stormy search for the self: understanding and living with spiritual emergency''. Thorsons, chap. 4. </ref> There is some overlap with the [[Categories of non-ordinary states of consciousness]], however the spiritual emergencies are not reducible to these. Spiritual emergencies listed by the Grofs include:		The notion of Spiritual Emergency refers to critical forms of spiritual emergence — they are also called "transformational crises".<ref>Grof, S., & Grof, C. (Eds.). (1989). ''Spiritual emergency: when personal transformation becomes a crisis'' (1st ed). Tarcher ; Distributed by St. Martin’s Press, pp. 13 et seq ; Grof, C., & Grof, S. (1995). ''The stormy search for the self: understanding and living with spiritual emergency''. Thorsons, chap. 4. </ref> There is some overlap with the [[Categories of non-ordinary states of consciousness]], however the spiritual emergencies are not reducible to these. Spiritual emergencies listed by the Grofs include:

	* The Shamanic Crisis		* The Shamanic Crisis
	* The Awakening of Kundalini		* The Awakening of Kundalini

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	# Bragdon, E. (1990). ''The call of spiritual emergency: from personal crisis to personal transformation'' (1st ed). Harper & Row.		# Bragdon, E. (1990). ''The call of spiritual emergency: from personal crisis to personal transformation'' (1st ed). Harper & Row.
	~~# Bragdon, E. (2013). ''The Call of Spiritual Emergency''. EBookIt.com.~~
	# Evans, J., & Read, T. (Eds.). (2020). ''Breaking open: finding a way through spiritual emergency''. Aeon.		# Evans, J., & Read, T. (Eds.). (2020). ''Breaking open: finding a way through spiritual emergency''. Aeon.
	# Goretzki, M. (2007). ''The Differentiation of Psychosis and Spiritual Emergency'' [Dissertation, The University of Adelaide]. <nowiki>https://digital.library.adelaide.edu.au/dspace/bitstream/2440/47986/8/02whole.pdf</nowiki>		# Goretzki, M. (2007). ''The Differentiation of Psychosis and Spiritual Emergency'' [Dissertation, The University of Adelaide]. <nowiki>https://digital.library.adelaide.edu.au/dspace/bitstream/2440/47986/8/02whole.pdf</nowiki>

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	The notion of Spiritual Emergency refers to critical forms of spiritual emergence - they are also called "transformational crises".<ref>~~Source~~ : ~~Spiritual Emergency~~, pp. 13 et seq ; The ~~Stormy Search~~ for the ~~Self~~, chap. 4. </ref> There is some overlap with the [[Categories of non-ordinary states of consciousness]], however the spiritual emergencies are not reducible to these. ~~This typology is very close~~ to the ~~one proposed~~ by ~~Yaden~~ & ~~Newberg~~ (~~2022~~), ~~although it includes energetic experiences~~ and ~~excludes experiences~~ of ~~god~~. ~~This version is somewhat syncretic~~ and ~~idiosyncratic~~, ~~more so than Yaden and Newberg~~'~~s typology~~.		The notion of Spiritual Emergency refers to critical forms of spiritual emergence — they are also called "transformational crises".<ref>Grof, S., & Grof, C. (Eds.). (1989). ''Spiritual emergency: when personal transformation becomes a crisis'' (1st ed). Tarcher ; Distributed by St. Martin’s Press, pp. 13 et seq ; Grof, C., & Grof, S. (1995). ''The stormy search for the self: understanding and living with spiritual emergency''. Thorsons, chap. 4. </ref> There is some overlap with the [[Categories of non-ordinary states of consciousness]], however the spiritual emergencies are not reducible to these. Spiritual emergencies listed by the Grofs include:

			* The Shamanic Crisis
			* The Awakening of Kundalini
			* Episodes of Unitive Consciousness ("peak experiences")
			* Psychological Renewal through Return to the Center
			* The Crisis of Psychic Opening
			* Past-life Experiences Communications with Spirit Guides and "Channeling"
			* Near-Death Experiences
			* Experience of Close Encounters with UFOs
			* Possession States

			== Resources ==

			# Bragdon, E. (1990). ''The call of spiritual emergency: from personal crisis to personal transformation'' (1st ed). Harper & Row.
			# Bragdon, E. (2013). ''The Call of Spiritual Emergency''. EBookIt.com.
			# Evans, J., & Read, T. (Eds.). (2020). ''Breaking open: finding a way through spiritual emergency''. Aeon.
			# Goretzki, M. (2007). ''The Differentiation of Psychosis and Spiritual Emergency'' [Dissertation, The University of Adelaide]. <nowiki>https://digital.library.adelaide.edu.au/dspace/bitstream/2440/47986/8/02whole.pdf</nowiki>
			# Goretzki, M., & Thalbourne, M. A. (2013). Development Of A Spiritual Emergency Scale. ''Journal of Transpersonal Psychology'', ''45''(2), 105–117. atpweb.org/jtparchive/trps-45-13-02-105.pdf
			# Grof, C., & Grof, S. (1995). ''The stormy search for the self: understanding and living with spiritual emergency''. Thorsons.
			# Grof, S., & Grof, C. (Eds.). (1989). ''Spiritual emergency: when personal transformation becomes a crisis'' (1st ed). Tarcher ; Distributed by St. Martin’s Press.
			# Harris, K. P., Rock, A. J., & Clark, G. I. (2015). Spiritual Emergency, Psychosis And Personality: A Quantitative Investigation. ''Journal of Transpersonal Psychology'', ''47''(2), 263–285. <nowiki>https://www.researchgate.net/publication/301731515_Spiritual_emergency_psychosis_and_personality_A_quantitative_investigation</nowiki>
			# Harris, K. P., Rock, A. J., & Clark, G. I. (2019). Religious Or Spiritual Problem? The Clinical Relevance Of Identifying And Measuring Spiritual Emergency. ''Journal of Transpersonal Psychology'', ''51''(1), 89–118. <nowiki>https://www.researchgate.net/publication/337782225_Religious_or_spiritual_problem_The_clinical_relevance_of_identifying_and_measuring_spiritual_emergency</nowiki>
			# Harris, K. P., Rock, A. J., & Clark, G. I. (2020). Deﬁning Spiritual Emergency: A Content Validity Study. ''Journal of Transpersonal Psychology'', ''52''(1), 113–141. <nowiki>https://www.researchgate.net/publication/348647627_Defining_Spiritual_Emergency_A_Content_Validity_Study</nowiki>
			# Kaselionyte, J., & Gumley, A. (2019). Psychosis or spiritual emergency? A Foucauldian discourse analysis of case reports of extreme mental states in the context of meditation. ''Transcultural Psychiatry'', ''56''(5), 1094–1115. <nowiki>https://doi.org/10.1177/1363461519861842</nowiki>
			# Kogo, Y. (2002). Aum Shinrikyo and Spiritual Emergency. ''Journal of Humanistic Psychology'', ''42''(4), 82–101. <nowiki>https://doi.org/10.1177/002216702237125</nowiki>
			# Lukoff, D., Lu, F., & Turner, R. (1998). From Spiritual Emergency to Spiritual Problem: the Transpersonal Roots of the New DSM-IV Category. ''Journal of Humanistic Psychology'', ''38''(2), 21–50. <nowiki>https://doi.org/10.1177/00221678980382003</nowiki>
			# Perry, J. W. (1999). ''Trials of the visionary mind: spiritual emergency and the renewal process''. State University of New York Press.
			# Sedláková, H., & Řiháček, T. (2019). The Incorporation of a Spiritual Emergency Experience Into a Client’s Worldview: A Grounded Theory. ''Journal of Humanistic Psychology'', ''59''(6), 877–897. <nowiki>https://doi.org/10.1177/0022167816668114</nowiki>
			# St. Arnaud, K. O., & Cormier, D. C. (2017). Psychosis or Spiritual Emergency: The Potential of Developmental Psychopathology for Differential Diagnosis. ''International Journal of Transpersonal Studies'', ''36''(2), 44–59. <nowiki>https://doi.org/10.24972/ijts.2017.36.2.44</nowiki>
			# Storm, L., & Goretzki, M. (2016). A Defense Of The Spiritual Emergency Scale: Emergency Vs. Emergence. ''Journal of Transpersonal Psychology'', ''48''(2), 190–209. Journal of Transpersonal Psychiatry Archive.

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	The notion of Spiritual Emergency refers to critical forms of spiritual emergence - they are also called "transformational crises".<ref>Source : Spiritual Emergency, pp. 13 et seq ; The Stormy Search for the Self, chap. 4. </ref> There is some overlap with the ~~three main categories~~ of "non-ordinary states~~" - i.e., biographical, etc.~~, however the ~~10 Forms may pertain~~ to ~~more than one of the 3 Categories~~. This typology is very close to the one proposed by Yaden & Newberg (2022), although it includes energetic experiences and excludes experiences of god. This version is somewhat syncretic and idiosyncratic, more so than Yaden and Newberg's typology.		The notion of Spiritual Emergency refers to critical forms of spiritual emergence - they are also called "transformational crises".<ref>Source : Spiritual Emergency, pp. 13 et seq ; The Stormy Search for the Self, chap. 4. </ref> There is some overlap with the [[Categories of non-ordinary states of consciousness]], however the spiritual emergencies are not reducible to these. This typology is very close to the one proposed by Yaden & Newberg (2022), although it includes energetic experiences and excludes experiences of god. This version is somewhat syncretic and idiosyncratic, more so than Yaden and Newberg's typology.

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	Source : Spiritual Emergency, pp. 13 et seq ; The Stormy Search for the Self, chap. 4. ~~The notion of Spiritual Emergency refers to critical forms of spiritual emergence - they are also called "transformational crises".~~ There is some overlap with the three main categories of "non-ordinary states" - i.e., biographical, etc., however the 10 Forms may pertain to more than one of the 3 Categories. This typology is very close to the one proposed by Yaden & Newberg (2022), although it includes energetic experiences and excludes experiences of god. This version is somewhat syncretic and idiosyncratic, more so than Yaden and Newberg's typology.		The notion of Spiritual Emergency refers to critical forms of spiritual emergence - they are also called "transformational crises".<ref>Source : Spiritual Emergency, pp. 13 et seq ; The Stormy Search for the Self, chap. 4. </ref> There is some overlap with the three main categories of "non-ordinary states" - i.e., biographical, etc., however the 10 Forms may pertain to more than one of the 3 Categories. This typology is very close to the one proposed by Yaden & Newberg (2022), although it includes energetic experiences and excludes experiences of god. This version is somewhat syncretic and idiosyncratic, more so than Yaden and Newberg's typology.

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Source : Spiritual Emergency, pp. 13 et seq ; The Stormy Search for the Self, chap. 4. The notion of Spiritual Emergency refers to critical forms of spiritual emergence - they are also called "transformational crises". There is some overlap with the three main categories of "non-ordinary states" - i.e., biographical, etc., however the 10 Forms may pertain to more than one of the 3 Categories. This typology is very close to the one proposed by Yaden & Newberg (2022), although it includes energetic experiences and excludes experiences of god. This version is somewhat syncretic and idiosyncratic, more so than Yaden and Newberg's typology.