Exploring Inner Worlds in Western Esotericism

This chapter delves into the concept of inner worlds in Western esotericism, discussing how they are accessed through inward journeys and considered more real than everyday experiences. It mentions various traditions such as Kabbalah and Sufism, and introduces Henri Corban's concept of the imaginal world. The chapter contrasts the idea of an inner realm as a shared place with modern western societies' views of consciousness.