I was born in Guadalaviar, a small village in the Sierra de Albarracín, in the province of Teruel, in September 1950. I have a degree in theology (Faculty of Vitoria) and in sociology (Gregorian University, Rome), where I also studied psychology. Later, I pursued psychological and therapeutic training at the international organization “Personalidad y Relaciones Humanas” (PRH), to which I belonged and worked until the year 2000. As a diocesan priest of Teruel, I worked for eleven years in the diocese of Azul (Argentina), spent another ten years dedicated to psychological accompaniment, and four more in some rural parishes of Teruel, after which I lived for nine months in the Cistercian community of Santa María de Huerta (Soria). From 2005, in agreement with the diocesan bishop at the time, I was released from all parish activities to dedicate myself to the task I currently perform, which I feel constitutes my specific vocation. Based on my experiences, I have embraced and try to develop transpersonal theory and the non-dual model of cognition, which are key to the books that have been gifted to me. References to these books, as well as contributions that I find of interest, can be found on the website: www.enriquemartinezlozano.com