Like a who-done-it of the spirit, Six Doors to the Seventh Dimension escorts travelers through the house of life, revealing at each threshold another critical aspect of the way to wholeness, harmony, and peace. Like a labyrinth of word and image, the pages of this metaphorical travelogue wind toward the mystical center that binds all things together. Those who make this pilgrimage will never again see themselves or the cosmos in the same light. Six Doors to the Seventh Dimension lures the curious reader inside the welcoming world of the metaphor, one that leads gently but challengingly down an integrative path to both psychic and spiritual transformation. Truly a brilliantly conceived parable for thoughtful pilgrims of all faiths, played out to a stunningly beautiful end--a book that will leave you both breathless and breath-filled. --Patricia Adams Farmer, author of Embracing a Beautiful God With sequential collages of prose and image and subsequent prose, the collaborators have labored to perform the very argument of their book, which is the necessity of what Bonhoeffer has called 'life together.' --Scott Cairns, author of Idiot Psalms Beautiful words, intriguing images, a unique concept, and fresh takes on the life of the spirit rooted firmly on earth. It's no wonder this book speaks straight to the soul. --Victoria Moran, author of Creating a Charmed Life Timothy Carson is Senior Minister of Broadway Christian Church, Disciples of Christ, in Columbia, MO. He is the author of Liminal Reality and Transformational Power (1996), Your Calling as a Christian (2006), and The Square Root of God (2013). Jenny McGee is a creative artist in Columbia, MO, whose work has appeared in local and national galleries. She combines her passion for artistic expression with helping others to find the source of healing and liberation for themselves. Genevieve A. Howard is a poet and communication professional at the University of Missouri. When she is not designing web pages or teaching, she is writing poetry. She is the author of Horsecrazy (2006), Lightener (2010), Take (2011), and Turn (2014).