Psychosynthesis A Psychology of the Spirit

Name: Psychosynthesis A Psychology of the Spirit
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ISBN: 9780791455340

ISBN-10: 0791455343

ISBN-13: 9780791455340

Edition: 2002

Authors: John Firman, Ann Gila

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Book details

List price: $34.95
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: State University of New York Press
Publication date: 9/26/2002
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 234
Size: 5.50" wide x 8.50" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.034
Language: English



Acknowledgments


Introduction


The Life and Work of Roberto Assagioli


Roberto Assagioli and His Influences


In Conclusion


The Psychosynthesis Model of the Person


Assagioli's Diagram of the Person


The Middle Unconscious


Primal Wounding


The Lower Unconscious


The Higher Unconscious


"I," Consciousness, and Will


Self


The Stages of Psychosynthesis


Stage Zero: Survival of Wounding


Stage One: Exploration of the Personality


Stage Two: The Emergence of "I"


Stage Three: Contact with Self


Stage Four: Response to Self


In Summation


Multiplicity within the Personality


Subpersonalities are Normal


The Birth of a Subpersonality


Subpersonalities in Survival


Recognition


Acceptance


Inclusion


Synthesis


The Nature of Personal Identity


A Disidentification Exercise


Empathic "I"


Spirit, Soma, and Psyche


Transcendence-Immanence


A Psychosynthesis Developmental Theory


Bigger Than We


Opening the Inner Door


Authentic Personality


External and Internal Unifying Centers


Primal Wounding


Survival Personality


Recognition


Acceptance


Inclusion


Synthesis


In Conclusion


The Higher and Lower Unconscious


Primal Wounding and Splitting


The Lower Unconscious and Higher Unconscious


Positive and Negative Idealization


Psychological Disturbances


Psychology and Spirituality


Self-Realization


"I" and Self


Personal Psychosynthesis


Transpersonal Psychosynthesis


Self-Realization


In Conclusion


Notes


Bibliography


Index