The International Journal of Transpersonal Studies (IJTS) is a biannual peer-reviewed academic journal encouraging empirical research on topics in transpersonal, integral, humanistic, positive, and other whole person approaches to psychology and related fields. As the largest and most accessible journal in the transpersonal field, and the only transpersonal journal listed by Scopus, IJTS is a highly influential publication within its area of psychology. IJTS is read in 185 countries and 39 dependencies or territories, and its readership is reflected in about 200,000 total article downloads per year.
Current Issue: Volume 44, Issue 1 (2025) Iss. 1 (2025)
Preliminaries
States of Consciousness Are Central to a Transpersonal Critique of Contemporary Psychology (Editor's Introduction)
Glenn Hartelius
Articles
How Widely Are Near-Death Experiences Recognized in Indian Society and Health Care? A Preliminary Survey
Jimmy Mathew, Sreelakshmi Rajeev, Jerry Paul, and Subramnia Iyer
Debating Member-Checks of Exceptional Human Experiences
James Houran, Everton de Oliveira Maraldi, and Beth M. Houran
The Filipino Experience of Kutob: Understanding Culturally-Informed Hyper-Intuition
Carl Lorenz Gaston Cervantes
Special Topic Introduction
Special Topic Articles
Teaching in the Transpersonal Paradigm
Christopher M. Bache
Transpersonal Education: A Glimmer of Light to Compulsory Education?
Scott Buckler and Harriett Moore
Teaching for Transpersonal Learning
Paul F. Cunningham
Book Review