مقاربة إثنوسيكولوجية للحالات المتغيرة للشعور في أعمال بن عربي

الملخص EN

Types and the nature of the modified state states are strong of the Sufi Ibn Arabi in their lived experiences or the language becomes unable to describe and transmit these feelings only in symbol.

It also aims to discover how this affects the mental life.

The results showed that the experience of Sufi meditation is an extraordinary experience that transcends the limits of normal perception and sensation.

This voluntary spiritual journey responds to an inner call to join the invisible immaterial world.

The results showed that the experience of Sufi meditation is an extraordinary experience.

It is beautiful and strong.

It implies a different perception of time, and space and the individual self.

These strong feelings and perceptions of things those are impossible to see.

Are not illusions nor pathology.

This voluntary journey responds to an inner call of spiritual journey transcending time and place and breaking with the immediate world to go to a different world and an extraordinary world full of feelings of freedom, love, joy even, drunkenness and inner peace.

These modified states of consciousness have symptoms similar to the symptoms of psychosis, like hallucinations but their nature is not psychotic; they are not illusions or pathology because their experience is real.

His hero is the unconscious who is intelligent and who is capable of everything.

It creates the experience where the person believes himself to be true in this imaginary world and to perceive things that cannot be real by passing from the limited and restricted imagination to the unconscious creative imagination.

This experience has allowed Ibn Arabi to try and enjoy the extraordinary high energy feelings of love of peace and self-esteem and the appreciation and love of others, and creation.