As I believe was mentioned here not long ago, as far as DSM-IV is concerned, 
dissociation is to be considered a "disorder" only if it bothers the person who 
is experiencing it.
 

 
 As should not be a surprise, I completely agree with you that the science of 
dissociative disorders pretty much *has* to be considered when evaluating 
claims of "spiritual experience." If it quacks like dissociation and acts like 
dissociation but claims to be enlightenment, most sane people are going to come 
down on the side of dissociation. 
 




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