Writing with sagacity and empathy, her book combines the profound resources of Jung and Eastern thought to formulate a guide to positive consciousness transformation which is both existentially and spiritually satisfying. 

Melissa Lowe unravels the mystery of the ego, teaching us the importance of shining light onto our own personal darkness to be whole once again. Revealing her own tragedies and triumphs, she gently guides us through the techniques that bring alignment with our authentic higher self. The simplicity is brilliant. Anyone who reads this book will learn how to become their own best friend, capable of expressing their greatest gifts and talents to the world.

The genius of Lowe's book is that the author leads you gently yet firmly along the seemingly dark path of your own personal suffering to show you the deeper state of awareness and, indeed, light that is on the other side of that darkness. Lowe's candor about her own personal journey is a revelation for all of us who wish to transform our awareness on the individual as well as the social level. ~ Leigh Westerfield PhD, author of This Anguish, Like a Kind of Intimate Song

Dr Lowe presents a compelling story of her own transformation of consciousness, and maps out a pathway that anyone who is seeking greater perspective on the mystery of their life will appreciate. The Apocalypse of the Mind provides deep insights for students of consciousness as well as some interesting challenges to the standard paradigms of the mental health profession. ~ J D Townsend, journalist and author of The Assassin's Dream