Definitions

1. Transpersonal psychology was giving me means and encouragement to encounter these realms. (Web site)

Transpersonal Psychology

1. In Transpersonal Psychology there is a devaluation of science and a readier acceptance of intuition and spiritual interpretations of phenomena.
2. He also teaches workshops on Vedic Astrology and Transpersonal Psychology throughout the world.
3. Transpersonal psychology has benefits for both psychology and the spiritual disciplines. (Web site)
4. Certainly, at this point, transpersonal psychology is not a spiritual system, per se. (Web site)
5. Transpersonal psychology is presented as an inclusive approach which values both diversity and unity. (Web site)

Training

1. Transpersonal psychology training courses and phone counselling, lots of free articles.
2. Provides training and counseling services applying psychosynthesis, a holistic and transpersonal psychology.

Spirituality

1. Transpersonal psychology stands at the interface of psychology and spirituality. (Web site)
2. Within the context of Transpersonal Psychology, spirituality refers to a universal dimension that is both transcendent and immanent. (Web site)

Consciousness

1. Transpersonal psychology focuses mainly on mind, expended states of consciousness and human potential. (Web site)
2. His discovery that people have -peak experiences- of expanded identity and consciousness gave birth to transpersonal psychology. (Web site)
3. Following this metaphor, transpersonal psychology seeks to disclose and develop the source and deeper nature of our identities, roles, and self-images. (Web site)

Graduate

1. The Institute offers accredited residential and distance learning graduate programs in transpersonal psychology.
2. I first heard of transpersonal psychology in 1972 when I was in graduate school on a National Science Foundation fellowship to study experimental psychology. (Web site)

Strongly

1. Transpersonal psychology, strongly influenced by Eastern religions and by Jung, offers a contemplative journey where science meets mysticism. (Web site)
2. From its origins, transpersonal psychology has been strongly multicultural.
3. Transpersonal psychology has been criticized for emphasizing this oneness at the expense of diversity, and this criticism should be heard. (Web site)

Recognizes

1. I would say that transpersonal psychology recognizes two responses to the question of diversity. (Web site)
2. Transpersonal psychology recognizes the importance of integrating spiritual with physical and mental reality; that spirituality is one part of the whole. (Web site)

Including

1. Offers various Psychosynthesis and Transpersonal Psychology resources including articles, quotes, forum, directory.
2. Transpersonal psychology can be applied in many ways, including teaching, organizational development, and health care. (Web site)

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3. Encyclopedia of Keywords > Information > Science
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