About the Author:
D. W. Kreger is a clinical psychologist, an expert on the occult, and a researcher in the fields of psychology, archaeology, and spirituality. He holds a Ph.D. in psychology, completed his post-doctoral training in neuropsychology, and is a Diplomate of the International Academy of Behavioral Medicine, Counseling, and Psychotherapy. In addition to his psychological research, he has investigated archaeological sites in 17 countries around the world. His work has been presented at major academic conferences, and appeared in both research and popular media. Currently he teaches psychology at MacLauren Institute, and is a consulting clinical psychologist in private practice.
Review:
Joseph Campbell showed us the timeless wonder of ancient texts, now D. W. Kreger shows us the inner world of the Tao Te Ching. This thoughtful exploration of the history and implications of the classic work is truly illuminating. The Secret Tao opens new levels of understading of a profound teaching. --Jonathan Young, PhD; editor, SAGA: Best New Writings on Mythology, and founding curator of the Joseph Campbell Archives.
Kreger's rendering sensitively advances our understanding of the original passages in numerous ways, infusing them with current terms like 'sustainable' and feminist ideals such as that 'the Universe is the Mother of Creation.' Thus, The Secret Tao subtly modernizes the ancient text, stretching and expanding, but not overriding, its intent... He carefully provides details of his 'telegraphic' translation method, analyzes significant linguistic points, and lists reference materials. --Barbara Bamberger Scott, US Review of Books
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