Religions, Values, and Peak-Experiences

Religions, Values, and Peak-Experiences by Abraham H. Maslow, published by Penguin in April 1994, explores the intersection of spirituality and scientific inquiry. This 144-page book presents Maslow’s examination of religious experiences, emphasizing the human need for spiritual expression. Written in English, it engages with themes relevant to social science, sociology, and philosophy.

Readers will find a thoughtful analysis of how religious experiences can be understood through a scientific lens. Maslow delves into the significance of these experiences in personal growth and self-help, offering insights into the values that shape human behavior. This edition invites readers to consider the role of spirituality in their lives and its implications for understanding human needs and motivations.