Celia Green

“The man who comes to a psychiatrist for help is in a state of distress. He is looking for a Moses to lead him out of the desert.”

“The 'I' of the waking state is not the 'I' of the dream state.”

“The study of out-of-the-body experiences suggests that the mind can function independently of the brain.”

“The purpose of science is not to bolster the self-esteem of scientists.”

“The whole point of the scientific method is to keep our prejudices out of it.”

“The lucid dream, located as it is in a paradoxical borderland between waking and dreaming, is a state of consciousness of unusual interest.”

“It appears that the human mind is not a unitary entity, but a collection of loosely-bound faculties.”

“A philosopher who is not taking part in scientific research is merely a prose poet.”

“Sanity is a matter of degree.”

“Metaphysical beliefs are beliefs about the nature of the world which are not, at the time they are held, amenable to scientific investigation.”