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You might be interested in having a look at Rob Preece's 'The Psychology of Buddhist Tantra'. When I read it, I just kept saying 'yes, but that's magic!' which of course it is. Particularly the bits about visualisation etc. (It was originally self-published as 'The Alchemical Buddha' which was a much better title; but I'm glad a major publisher has picked it up and made it more widely available.) You can find it on the Amazon.com website. Rob's own website is www.mudra.co.uk > Katherine Storrs <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Hi, > I'm writing a paper on psychology/psychotherapy and Thelemic magick. > Although I've come across plenty of Jungian/Freudian interpretations > of magical rituals, I haven't discovered anything which analyses how > magic might work from a cognitive- or behavioural-psychology point of view. > If there is anything out there, I'd be really grateful for references. > Thanks! > Katherine Storrs, University of Queensland. -- Margaret Gouin PhD Candidate Centre for Buddhist Studies Department of Theology and Religious Studies University of Bristol (UK)