Psychosynthesis

Psychosynthesis is one such environment, positing that the essence of human being cannot be equated with or separated from physical, emotional, or intellectual experience.

The "I" and Self in Psychosynthesis William Harryman 2009

The study also explores the benefits of implementing the Integral Approach to Psychosynthesis psychotherapy.

Kenneth Sørensen - Integral Psychosynthesis, a comparison of Wilber and Assagioli William Harryman 2009

I close with these powerful words that are based on the work of Roberto Assagioli, the Italian psychiatrist who founded the psychological movement known as Psychosynthesis.

Maddisen K. Krown: Ask Maddisen - How To Release Mental Patterns That Don't Support Your Goals 2009

According to my research nobody within the Psychosynthesis community has ever implemented the Great Chain of Being in their theoretical conception of Psychosynthesis.

Kenneth Sørensen - Integral Psychosynthesis, a comparison of Wilber and Assagioli William Harryman 2009

Assagioli; Psychosynthesis: A Manual of Principles and Techniques, Viking, New York, 1971, pp, 208- 211.

The Superconscious and the Self, by Roberto Assagioli William Harryman 2009

The way that Psychosynthesis moves toward synthesis is to identify and communicate with a group of personalities that represent us, called subpersonalities.

Stephen C. Rose: Psychosynthesis -- A Personal Statement 2009

This is inextricably involved with the insights of Psychosynthesis.

Stephen C. Rose: Psychosynthesis -- A Personal Statement 2009

Before outlining this, it remains to say what the goal of Psychosynthesis is.

Stephen C. Rose: Psychosynthesis -- A Personal Statement 2009

My impression is that there has always been an esoteric side to Psychosynthesis, a sort of Alice Bailey, theosophical, Steineresque throwback.

Stephen C. Rose: Psychosynthesis -- A Personal Statement 2009

I believe that I have demonstrated that Assagioli in his original conception of Psychosynthesis works with levels, but for some reason he chooses to be very vague about the cosmological features of it expressed through the Great Chain of Being; perhaps because of the “hostility” toward hierarchies in the academic environment that made him cautious.

Kenneth Sørensen - Integral Psychosynthesis, a comparison of Wilber and Assagioli William Harryman 2009